2022 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola - April 24th, 3 PM

I guess it's really just a matter of whether RB will fall apart before the season ends

Lisa Rogers20 said:I honestly don't get it—Russell and Hamilton are driving the exact same car, yet one finishes 5th while the other is struggling just to hang onto 14th. 🤔

Lujo just doesn't give a damn about F1 anymore.

That was a beautiful move by Tsunoda 👍

Lisa Rogers20 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around it—Russell and Hamilton are driving the exact same car, yet one finishes 5th while the other is struggling just to hold onto 14th. 🤔

It could be a different setup vjv, but even Lujo is stuck in a DRS train.

What an intense battle! We just saw the best driver on the grid fighting tooth and nail against Gasly for P13 👍

Lisa Rogers20 said:I honestly don't get it—Russell and Hamilton are driving the exact same car, yet one is sitting in 5th while the other is struggling just to hold onto 14th. 🤔

Yesterday, George mentioned in his interview that they have the car they have, and all they can do is squeeze every bit of performance out of it. Lewis, on the other hand, won't stop complaining about the car, basically saying it's so bad he's already given everything he can. It's a total difference in mindset. George definitely has the edge here because he's actually showing it on the track. And let's be real, it can't be easy for Lewis seeing his teammate consistently outclass him in the identical machine. His confidence has gotta be taking a massive hit.

Come on, Lewis Hamilton, just overtake Pierre Gasly already! 🙄

Roger Martinez11 said:Luju just doesn't care about F1 anymore.

He's decided to pivot toward supporting local small businesses and family farms, so he’s thinking about buying a stake in New York City.

A philanthropist like no other. 👍

cosmicmoose2 said:Charles Leclerc probably would have overtaken Sergio Perez during those laps when he was closing in at 0.3s—if only he’d had the DRS advantage.
I think it’s pretty obvious now that the Red Bull Racing car is significantly faster here.

It’s definitely possible he could have pulled it off, though—but honestly? I don't think he would have stayed ahead of him for very long, specifically because of that point you just made in your last sentence.

It looks like Ferrari is back to their old ways, falling victim to those same questionable tactical decisions we've seen before.

Will Ferrari sacrifice someone like Sumahmer—or some other nobody—just to satisfy the needs of SC? It’s always the same story.
At least Red Bull Racing actually reacts before things go off the rails, haha.

What an absolute train wreck of a commentary crew.

goldenranger6 said:What an absolute embarrassment from the commentators.

What did they even say?

wanderingbison9 said:Here's Ferrari back on those old tactical "slave" tracks

Look, it was a decent shot, but Red Bull is just a step ahead... they've got way more moves to pull than Ferrari does.

I guess maybe at least Ferrari is actually willing to take some risks this time, unlike in previous seasons.

Oh man....

Dana Murphy4 said:At least Ferrari is actually taking some risks—unlike the absolute slog of previous seasons.

Charlie nearly ruined everything—almost.

They clearly had to try something new since third place was basically in the bag anyway...

Despite getting caught up in that collision at the start, Bottas put in an incredible drive to secure sixth place.

Just plain stupid, maybe even a little bit more than that.
🤦

cosmicmoose2 said:They had to test something—since third place was essentially a done deal anyway.

It’s just that 🤣