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

Nice work, Charles Leclerc.
Maybe we'll actually see a win tomorrow.

I would really love to hear the Ferrari briefing once the race wraps up.

Carlos Sainz is easily grabbing 10 spots tomorrow. He’s just going to ignore those flags.

Jerry Sanchez7 said:Fastest 🐔🤣

We're just sitting here waiting for the big boss to explain how that actually works.

Tomorrow, Max and Lujo are going to be giving everyone a masterclass in the rain!!

gentlecobra23 said:Way to go, Pérez.

But honestly, Ferrari’s strategy deserves nothing less than an immediate firing. Leclerc didn't mess up or lose his lead because of anything he did... it was just that absolutely disastrous pit call.

And I have to ask, what’s the deal with Verstappen ignoring the racing line? Are the stewards just blind or what?...

Just to keep this forum buzzing, they basically decided to ban Max from Formula 1 for life.

(To reality, David Croft said: "Horner confirmed the stewards cleared them after replays. It was oversteer on wet so not intentional, he gained nothing and he didn't create a dangerous situation.")

So, we’ve got Perez dealing with a gearbox change and a penalty, then Sainz getting flagged for ignoring the flags, and on top of all that, Max is facing his own issues.
And yet, I still hear people claiming that Perez isn't exactly the ultimate teammate. 😁

Pérez is sitting just six points behind Leclerc. He's closing the gap.

Max is lucky if he grabs three spots on the grid, let alone ten.

I mean, I hate to admit it, but seeing a Red Bull Racing car smashed into the wall was actually pretty satisfying. Even if they were clearly in the wrong, there’ll be plenty of chances to mess up again tomorrow.

Raymond Anderson4 said:Pérez is sitting just six points behind Leclerc. He's closing the gap.

I don't see Christian Horner letting him become a serious contender.

Let him enjoy the win and celebrate today, but we all know how Red Bull operates...

He’s already sitting on a few penalties. If he picks up one more, he's going to drop ten spots in the standings

ruggedcyclist56 said:Just to keep this forum buzzing, they basically decided to ban Max from Formula 1 for life.

(To reality, David Croft said: "Horner confirmed the stewards cleared them after replays. It was oversteer on wet so not intentional, he gained nothing and he didn't create a dangerous situation.")

Funny how Hamilton always seems to have "oversteer" every single time there's a collision... but sure, whatever.

Raymond Anderson4 said:If you ask me, it looks like Sainz pulled that maneuver just because he was trying to stay clear of Perez...

Even on the camera feed showing Charles Leclerc, you could see the car behind him take this weird line—like, they just suddenly veered off. And then Sainz claims he didn't spot the yellow flag in time, so he couldn't slow down and ended up losing control while trying to miss Perez's car.

Kudos to Pérez, though Ferrari staying silent is just classic them. It’s a real shame it didn't pour a bit more once they made the switch to slicks.
A race you'd rather forget, I guess.

Rain is basically guaranteed according to the forecast, so everything's gonna be chaotic—might as well head to Monaco and enjoy the madness while I'm at it. 🍿

Carlos Sainz is throwing.

gentlecobra23 said:Funny how Hamilton always seems to have "oversteer" every single time there's a collision... but sure, whatever.

Everyone is just slamming into him.☕

Just hoping we don't see a total repeat of what went down at Spa

gentlecobra23 said:Funny how Hamilton always seems to have "oversteer" every single time there's a collision... but sure, whatever.

So he's always struggling when it's wet? And now Max had a spin today? You're seriously comparing apples to oranges here.

Perez really blew it there. He was absolutely flying through that first sector... I honestly thought he had a real shot at catching Sainz.

I feel compelled to offer a correction:
The Forecast
It looks like we should prepare for rain this Sunday.
Red Bull is clearly putting on a masterclass.
And there is Leclerc, seemingly mourning his fate within the confines of the pit box.