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

What an absolutely legendary piece of psychological warfare from Fernando Alonso 🤣

Even Fernando Alonso would have smashed into the barrier during FP3 back in 2010—and that’s how he would've lost the title
Instead of a clean win, he would've barely scraped a 5th or 6th place finish
Damn
When exactly do you plan on actually realizing what you're capable of?

wanderingbison9 said:Watching those Red Bull cars slide through the corners... they just look absolutely effortless, don't they?

They're on the intermeds!

I’m guessing it was a standing start

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The gap between 7th and 18th place is just a matter of seconds.

Let it rain. 🙂 Whether it’s a sudden storm or if Bernie decides to turn on the sprinklers.

graniteharbor502 said:I just find myself hoping you won't end up stuck in some ditch when you inevitably smash the car into a wall🤣

Why bother? I’m not particularly invested in this. I just post things here occasionally out of sheer boredom. I don't follow Formula 1 that closely anymore. I would prefer to see Ferrari take the win, but if Max Verstappen manages it instead, then all thanks to God.

I’ve found myself gravitating more toward MotoGP lately. It’s just more interesting.

It is my firm belief that Monaco suits Ferrari perfectly. It would be a genuine shock if anyone else managed to snatch pole position. Honestly, whoever takes pole will almost certainly win the race, given that the chances of overtaking out there are practically zero.🙂

The Procession

Looks like we're turning this into a night race

Honestly, this is all that's left of Fernando Alonso, damn it.
That damn car has four points, maestro.

darkmarlin16 said: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.

There isn't an official word out yet,
but based on the vibes from the journalists on the ground,
both Alpine and Fernando Alonso seem to be keeping their distance this weekend—you can just tell there's no Hemi left between them.
In one of those standard post-practice or Thursday interviews, Fernando mentioned he'd love to drive for a top-tier team as a second driver—mostly because it would give him a legitimate shot at chasing that third world title, which is his ultimate goal.
Naturally, that wasn't exactly music to Alpine's ears.
So, my best guess? We'll probably see the split between Fernando Alonso and Alpine happen somewhere around Monza.

Roger Martinez11 said:They're on the intermeds!

Nah, they aren't—the post is wrong. You can clearly see the blue tires as they pass by.

Think this is gonna wrap up before 10:00 PM? I’m already eyeing my bed because sleep is definitely calling my name soon. 🤷

fadedwalker18 said:The gap between 7th and 18th place is just a matter of seconds.

Let it rain. 🙂 Whether it’s a sudden storm or if Bernie decides to turn on the sprinklers.

Someone's definitely going to lose their mind over this.☕

Pretty intense FP3 session, considering we're dealing with the streets of Monaco.

Well, damn, looks like everyone made it out in one piece.

Wait, don't they have that two-hour limit for finishing the race anymore?

Cruising through to the finish line 🥱
Unless we get hit by a sudden downpour...

darkmarlin16 said: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.

......but there's only one seat available at Alpine for the two of them.

Sam Clark75 said:Nah, they aren't—the post is wrong. You can clearly see the blue tires as they pass by.

Yeah, those blue marks are definitely indicators.

I guess you can change tires under a red flag, maybe?