Spain Matchday 27 - April 27, 2008

In plain English, you nailed the first and second spots, but everything else was just a total miss. 😉
I called the middle one dead on. 😛
Stop talking nonsense. :veselo zviždi:

In short, you nailed the first two spots and missed everything else 😉
I hit the bullseye right on target 😛
Keep talking nonsense, buddy :veselo zviždi:

In plain English, you nailed the first two spots but missed everything else 😉
I called it right down the middle 😛
Keep talking, keep talking :veselo zviždi:

Bradley Nelson2 said:basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
stop talking nonsense :cheerful whistle:

if we’re playing by your rules 🤣, I technically called Heidenfeld finishing ninth, but I wouldn't call that a win when a bunch of underdogs just cut him off.
what exactly did you predict? that Alonso's car would blow up? I didn't see that coming since his ride hasn't died on him in ages. and if you didn't either then... 🙂 what exactly did you "predict" anyway?😕

Bradley Nelson2 said:Basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
just talking nonsense here, just rambling away :cheerful whistle:

This is straight up spam🙂

Bradley Nelson2 said:basically, you nailed the first part but missed everything else 😉
but I actually hit the nail right on the head 😛
stop talking nonsense, man 😁

this is just more spam 🙂

Edward Howard2 said:If we’re playing by your logic 🤣, I technically "called" Heidfeld finishing ninth, but I wouldn't call that a win when a bunch of underdogs just cut him off at the pass.
What exactly did you predict would happen to Alonso’s car? I didn't bet on it breaking down since that hasn't happened in ages. And if you didn't either, then... 🙂 what exactly did you "call"?😕

I said Alonso had a fuel advantage of about 3-4 laps compared to the rest of the field—including Kubica and Hamilton trailing him. My take was that after the first round of pit stops, he'd drop three spots lower in the standings than where he started.😛
But I still lost money on my bets this weekend because Heidfeld is absolutely useless.

Bradley Nelson2 said:I was saying Alonso basically had a 3-4 lap fuel advantage compared to everyone else—including Hamilton, who was trailing him. My call was that once those first pit stops happened, he’d drop three spots lower in the standings than where he started at the lights. 😛
But man, I totally blew my parlay this weekend because Heidfeld is absolutely useless.

So why on earth would you bet on Heidfeld? The guy has less traction than Massa... 🙄 Honestly, this season, you should just bet against him every single time. The odds are actually pretty decent if you want to take him down.

I don't know what I'd be doing betting on that hack 🤷

Bradley Nelson2 said:I honestly don't know what I'd do if I actually put money on that guy🤷

At this point, it feels like a safe bet that Vettel won't even see the checkered flag this year😂

It’s getting uncomfortably close for everyone now.

Robert Reed5 said:everyone is incredibly close now

Honestly, they're going to be even closer, and the real madness hasn't even started yet.👍

Henry Sanchez64 said:Let me ask you something else
Do you actually know why Ferrari doesn't have any real competition???
You’re going to find out once Max Mosley finally leaves
Why do you think Ferrari is fighting so hard to keep him in his position?
The truth won't come out until he's gone
I honestly feel like we're watching the sunset on an empire called Ferrari
And don't get me wrong, I'm not denying they're the best
But there's always this nagging question in the back of my mind: "How?"
And you'll see the answer once he's out the door😉

I'll just leave you with this one thought regarding all your questions.
This isn't some chaotic mess from some third-world drama, I hope you realize that.

Arthur Doyle70 said:Just wait until things start getting even closer to the finish line; we haven't seen anything yet. The real madness is still ahead of us.👍

I really hope things turn out that way, because honestly, the way this is heading, we’re looking at a total train wreck.

Raymond Ortiz89 said:I’m just going to tell you this once for all your questions.
I hope you finally realized it isn't some small-town Midwest drama.

Honestly, I think it's even worse than that; those guys are straight up Hardcore😁

Arthur Doyle70 said:I honestly think it’s even worse than what we deal with here; those guys are straight-up Hardcore😁

Hahaha, give me a break. It's all the same everywhere you go; you act like we have some special prize waiting for us, like we're running Formula 1 or something. If there was actual money on the line, you'd see just how quickly corruption starts showing its teeth.

Man, maminjo got banned... so who's going to step up and start the thread for the next race?

A bit late to the party here😬

Has anyone else noticed that Ferrari swapped out the lollipop man for one of those aero-shape indicators? I’m guessing it uses different colored LED signals to communicate🤷
http://www.nancarrow-webdesk.com/war...g.201751_t.jpg

And I've always wondered which idiot is going to screw up first while warming those rear tires before the start...
Found my answer☕

Jason Campbell70 said:A little late to the party with this one😬

Has anyone else caught how Ferrari swapped out the lollipop man for that aero-shape indicator thing? I'm guessing it uses some kind of LED color coding to signal the driver.🤷
http://www.nancarrow-webdesk.com/war...g.201751_t.jpg

I’ve always wondered which poor soul is going to be the first one to screw up the rear tire warm-up right before the lights go out...
Found an answer for you.☕

I read somewhere that the green light actually triggers the moment they pull the fuel hose away, just some sort of automated sensor.🤷

I happened to come across this on a forum recently, though I noticed nobody 🤷 seems to be talking about it. I was just wondering if anyone might have some insight into why they decided to present the spoilers for Kimi Räikkönen and Mass differently for the Vanuatu Spain Grand Prix? 😕

neonharbor18 said:

I spotted this on a forum earlier. Does anyone 🤷 know why? Is it obvious to anyone why they went with different spoiler setups for Kimi and Mass at the Vanuatu Spain GP?😕

It’s simple, really. They have such a massive advantage over the rest of the field that they can actually test various car configurations under real race conditions.☕

Sure, Arthur Doyle70—there's probably a trick involved. But if I'm seeing this right, even the lollipop man is still in his usual spot. Only difference? No actual lollipop. Likely just using a remote to switch the signal on the indicator.🤷