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

honestly, this might be the longest train in F1 history😁

Do we think we're looking at a red flag?
Or is it still a bit too early to call it?

Jesus, this track is just mind-numbingly boring! 🙏

There isn't a single decent spot to actually make a move, even if you're somehow three seconds faster per lap. It’s honestly ridiculous.

Just scrap it already! 🙏

Will they manage to get Mickov's car back together before the race resumes? 🤣

Just a little bit of duct tape and they'll be good to go...

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah...
🤣

darkmarlin16 said:Is Sergio Perez actually going to take on Max Verstappen? I mean, is there even going to be any real fight left in him?

It really comes down to how things play out on the track. Anything can happen, especially since Perez was pushing his own agenda following the race in Spain. 😁

I'm gonna pass out

Thirty out of seventy-seven! 🙂

Honestly, I’d probably just try to bump into him if I had the chance—you know, totally by accident.

But those lap times are dropping. 🙏

It’s honestly pretty rare to see laps coming in this fast during Q1.
The grip just keeps building with every lap. As soon as I saw George Russell clocking a 12.7, I knew there was still plenty of room to improve.

When you’re talking about Monaco, I totally get why people claim Formula 1 drivers are just driving in circles all day 🥱
I honestly don't even know why I still bother watching 😁

Ferrari seriously needs to find some better strategists for the pit wall—this is honestly getting ridiculous.

Lawrence Garcia5 said:Honestly, this is all that's left of Fernando Alonso, damn it.
That damn car has four points, maestro.

He's just saving the engine.😁

Tsunoda is completely losing his grip

We’ve got an overtake happening here

Maybe just give the rules a quick skim before jumping in with the comments, you know? A little constructive feedback wouldn't hurt anyone.

Btw,
I'm pretty sure Charles Leclerc could still find a way to drive straight through a brick wall if he felt like it.
👋

It was such a total masterclass by Fernando Alonso. He basically set up a perfect slipstream for him, then just pulled a quick move and broke away by two seconds. 🙏 🤣

It seems people are throwing around the term "red flag" for just about anything these days...

🙂
I’m calling it right now: it’s going to be nothing but 😂

darkmarlin16 said:Carlos Sainz basically had that win in his pocket if they’d just listened to him for once

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True. I don't know what the whole comms situation was with Ferrari, but if they'd just listened to Sainz, he would've been leading...

James Collins said:It’s pretty obvious now that Red Bull pulled a total low blow at the last race. They basically just tossed Sergio Perez out of the running for the title. I mean, let's just wait until the season wraps up to see who's actually driving the heavy machinery and who's just there to open the gates, but man, this is brutal. I hope the fans don't ever try to compare this mess to the Lewis Hamilton/Valtteri Bottas situation again.

If they had called Max Verstappen into the pits first instead of Sergio Perez—since he was right on his tail anyway—Max would probably be P1 and Perez would be P3 by now. That’s it.
That gap matters more than whatever pit strategy change happened last race.

And honestly, if you can't see that Verstappen is miles ahead of Perez, and that he's the only real title threat, then you're clueless. Perez isn't an equal just because Max had one extra DNF. If people didn't realize that, they wouldn't even have a job at Red Bull Racing in the first place...
😁