2021 Canadian GP: July 30 - Aug 1

Räikkönen couldn't care less about Formula 1
A true legend!

Douglas Roberts49 said:Räikkönen couldn't care less about Formula 1

The results certainly make that obvious.

It looks like Sebastian Vettel is feeling a bit out of place right now. But honestly, it’s probably not even about the shirt—it’s more likely because they failed to provide the FIA with the correct fuel sample once the race wrapped up.

I’m watching the post-race interview right now, and honestly, Lujo looks and sounds pretty rough. He didn't even make it on time because he wasn't feeling well.
At the 16:40 mark, the reporter asks about his health, and it's clear he's still struggling with those lingering post-COVID effects—it's tough to watch. His response was actually quite concerning. Then, toward the end at 23:00, when the journalist follows up on how he's feeling, he mentions again that things just feel different now.

Yeah, post-COVID life

Honestly, you can only find this kind of absolute nonsense in a place like this. This is probably the biggest 🙏

Jacob Castillo70 said:It looks like Sebastian Vettel might be heading somewhere else. Not because of the shirt, though. It’s more likely they failed to provide the FIA with the proper fuel sample after the race ended.

That would certainly be a hell of a story. 🍿

Jason Campbell70 said:That would be quite a beautiful story to tell. 🍿

Are you saying you don't support his advocacy for the LGBT community? 😁

darkmarlin16 said:Yeah—post-COVID

I honestly don't know how you can read such nonsense here. This is easily one of the biggest 🙏

Why not?

That absolute clown would’ve been out there pacing the pit lane by now, calling up the stewards and begging them to admit that maestro Fernando Alonso didn't make a mistake. Then he acts all shocked when he gets hit with a penalty. Honestly, it's a miracle he didn't throw a tantrum right on the starting grid.

goldenranger6 said:If he were any more of a sore loser, he’d be begging the officials to admit that Fernando Alonso didn't make a mistake—it would be a circus. Then comes the shock, the absolute disbelief, when they finally throw a flag his way... as if he wasn't driving like a maniac out there.

Who exactly is whistling at him? He has a billion fans following his every move.

Right... just the haters.

Douglas Roberts49 said:Who's even booing him? The guy has a billion fans

Yeah, right... just more haters

And honestly, if anyone starts booing now, they're just gonna end up with an even bigger crowd against them....

Jason Campbell70 said:Anyway, looking at Alonso-Rajkonen, there’s maybe an eighteen-month gap between them if you’re just talking about age.
But when it comes to actual driving talent? It's night and day, honestly.
While Maestro was out there basically performing miracles by keeping up with the NFL GOAT in a total underdog car, Valtteri Bottas was just kind of... busy getting overtaken by Nikita Mazepin. And I think that happened in the pit lane, too.

It’s kind of like back in 2017 when he was lapping him for the whole damn race.
😬

Jacob Castillo70 said:So, you aren't a fan of his support for the LGBT community? 😁

The lobbyists will make sure it happens; there won't be any actual penalty.

Still, I’m waiting to see if he stays vocal about his stances during "other" races. 🙂
Could he actually have some moral backbone? Or is he just another self-promoter after all?

Jack Kelly5 said:It was the exact same situation back in 2017, which is why he ended up lapping him.
😬

Fair enough.

I’m rewatching that incredible duel between Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, and man, it was a masterclass. Fernando knew exactly how to handle his former teammate. He was closing off the gaps just perfectly—forcing Lewis Hamilton to lift off the throttle and forcing him to dive into the corner early just to avoid that classic Lewis Hamilton inside-to-outside overtake maneuver. It was absolutely elite defensive driving, holding that line for ten straight laps. What makes it even more impressive is the fact that Carlos Sainz wouldn't have stood a chance at lasting that long.

Today, Fernando proved once again why he’s a two-time world champion. 🙏

shadowmarlin22 said:Fernando Alonso 🙏🙏

Heading into the break with a well-earned lead

Man, you actually believe that stuff, don't you?

Jacob Castillo70 said:I’ve been rewatching that absolute masterclass battle between Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton. Honestly—Fernando knew exactly how to handle his former teammate. He was squeezing him just enough that Hamilton had to lift off the throttle—taking those corners early just to dodge the classic Lewis "inside-to-outside" overtake attempt. It was top-tier defensive driving for ten straight laps. And honestly, the fact that Carlos Sainz couldn't even come close makes it even more impressive.

Fernando proved today why he’s a two-time world champion. 🙏

just a quick pit stop for Max Verstappen

otherwise we wouldn't have seen this fight at all 😁

Honestly, looking at the numbers, Red Bull Racing has only managed to scrape together a single point over the last two races

I mean, if you really think about it, they actually pulled more points out of their recent qualifying sessions than they did from the actual race weekends

Douglas Roberts49 said:Who’s actually booing him? The guy has a billion fans.

Yeah, right... the haters.

Who’s booing him? Seriously, he’s basically got his own growing whistleblower club at this point—it gets bigger by the minute.😁

I mean, I don't get it either—why was Valtteri Bottas out there defending him yesterday?

What a hell of a race.

Big shoutout to Esteban Ocon, but honestly, hats off to Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, and Lewis Hamilton too. That duel between those two was absolutely legendary—pure cinematic gold on the track.

Lewis clawed his way from 14th all the way up to 3rd.
Max fought through the pack from 12th to grab a solid 10th.

And then you have the critics claiming overtaking is dead. Give me a break.