Monaco GP - May 29, 2022 @ 3:00 PM

Raymond Anderson4 said:Max just can't seem to keep pace with Carlos Sainz... and honestly, Sergio Perez isn't falling too far behind him either.

Ferrari is looking incredibly fast... they completely blew the pit stops on the one track where they couldn't afford to... at any other circuit, with this kind of pace, they'd be running 1-2 even with those strategic disasters

graniteharbor502 said:Has anyone here actually spent five races in a row getting intimately acquainted with the barriers?

My mind goes straight to Maldonado or Romain Grosjean.

They seemed to have some kind of incident every single race—and I don't just mean at Monaco, but just generally speaking.
Back in my day, Andrea de Cesaris was basically famous for making a mess of things every single F1 weekend.

Sam Clark75 said:Zinedine Zidane at the LP finals during the Monaco Grand Prix—just living life on the edge! 🎉

The rain doesn't stand a chance against his resolve. 🤣

Latifi and Stroll 🙏

In truth, Race Control is making the only sensible decision here; sending these amateurs out into the pouring rain would be nothing short of suicidal.

He definitely pushed it way past the limit.

Fernando Alonso definitely has his own way of having fun. 🙏🙏

🤣🤣

Mercedes-AMG isn't looking nearly as dominant as everyone promised they would be for this Monaco Grand Prix.

It’s basically a carbon copy of last year, with Ferrari and Red Bull Racing just pulling ahead again.

There’s a good reason not to drive.

What an absolute tragicomedy. Honestly, they should just ban this track for good. If half the field even manages to cross the finish line, we should consider it a miracle.

So, Sergio Perez is snatching this win—just wait until Max Verstappen punishes him for being this reckless... Sainz isn't even a threat here, is he?

Lawrence Garcia5 said:What’s the deal with this countdown?

Those die-hard Formula 1 fans know the rulebook inside and out.🙏

swiftmaker12 said:Alpine isn't planning to renew their deal with Alonso for 2023
And honestly—they might even pull the plug before the 2022 season officially wraps up

Any intel?

So it looks like what I was dropping recently is actually hitting the mark. Red Bull Racing is shaping up to be the only real move left for Alonso, but apparently, Daniel Ricciardo is looking at the same desperate situation too.

wanderingbison9 said:Seriously though, folks, it’s looking like a total washout out there—it’s basically like having knee-deep flooding in a town like Memphis... how on earth are we supposed to actually race in conditions like this?

And perhaps the cars themselves could simply evaporate this rain away...

Jacob Castillo70 said:The design of his helmet actually features amethyst patterns—his favorite purple crystal. He uses it to clear his chakras before every single race...

At least, that's the story he shared on his Instagram feed.🤣

Right, well, to me, it looked more like he just slapped some white tape on the helmet and left whatever residue was left over from him bumping his head against the car. 🤦

Zinedine Zidane was in Paris yesterday for the LP final, and today he's in Monaco for the race. What a life he leads. 🙏

Watching those Red Bull cars slide through the corners... they just look absolutely effortless, don't they?

Amy Castillo4 said:He definitely pushed it way past the limit.

Now we're just sitting here waiting on Helmut to actually say something about it.

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Obrvan is just trolling everyone at this point. 🙂

swiftmaker12 said:My mind goes straight to Maldonado or Romain Grosjean.

They seemed to have some kind of incident every single race—and I don't just mean at Monaco, but just generally speaking.
Back in my day, Andrea de Cesaris was basically famous for making a mess of things every single F1 weekend.

My goodness, can you even imagine if someone were to suggest that Grosjean or Andrea de Cesaris could sweep the floor under a World Champion? 🥱

Jack Kelly5 said:Oh, come on now, even the old beasts were absolute monsters with heaps of turbo power and they managed to drive through the rain just fine.
I mean, you aren't hitting 150 mph, maybe more like 80, and you aren't braking 400 feet late instead of 250. If someone isn't capable of handling that, well, what are they even doing in Formula 1?

Exactly. I honestly don't know where this conversation is headed.

How much longer until we see an SC or a red flag? 🤣

He went for it, but he didn't make the move. He can blame the cold tires and losing grip on the exit all he wants, but honestly? He just didn't go for it.