2021 Miami Grand Prix Race Thread

cosmicridge5 said:

Nothing from Nandas for the next two years... that's what Meo said.

neonfox65 said:Well, starting tomorrow, Max Verstappen is just going to steamroll them all this year.

I wish you were right about that.

Robert Cox46 said:Man, I really wish you were right...

Only 3 days left until we find out.

I've been spot on with everything so far...😁

Robert Cox46 said:boring
It’s the exact same story every single year, where Mercedes and the rest of this garbage crew just completely fall apart right around the Spanish Grand Prix.

I know if I call out this racist jerk, I’ll just end up getting another warning from the mods.
Is that how they taught you to talk back home?

neonfox65 said:Well, starting tomorrow, Max is just going to steamroll everyone this year.

Honestly, he might be better off hanging up the helmet and trying his luck in boxing or the UFC...
Actually, his old man would probably be more useful there than in F1...

Nicholas Walker40 said:So now I'm gonna insult this racist guy just to get flagged again.
Is that how they taught you to talk back home?

I'm really hoping our fellow forum member actually meant what he intended to write.

"Every single year, same story. Mercedes dominates and then everything goes sideways around the Spanish Grand Prix"

But his phone just went rogue and swapped out letters completely out of nowhere—happens all the time with these smartphones nowadays.

Let's give him the benefit of the doubt before we go full judge, jury, and executioner against him.

So, if Ferrari was basically "punished" regarding their fuel flow last season, does that mean we might actually see them step up their game this year?

Richard Walker38 said:So if Ferrari was "punished" with fuel flow issues last season, does that mean they might actually improve this year?

Engine and chassis? Sure. Performance? Not likely. 😁
If those clowns had the best car and engine on the grid, they’d still find a way to screw everything up with botched pit stops and "oops, my bad" strategy calls...

If they can pull even a little bit of improvement together, the battle for third place on the grid is going to be absolutely wild. You’ll have the usual powerhouse leading the pack by a mile, and Red Bull will definitely have their moments where they dominate, but that midfield? It’s going to be stacked. With Sebastian Vettel joining a new team, Fernando Alonso making his comeback, and if Ferrari actually steps up their game to stay in the hunt for third, things are going to get incredibly intense.

That’s exactly what I’m looking forward to next season. We already know the big shots will stroll to the title, with Red Bull popping up here and there to grab a win, but having Vettel at Aston Martin, Alonso back in a cockpit, Daniel Ricciardo over at McLaren, and a better Ferrari... man, the fight for the podium is going to be a blast. 👋

I have a feeling that Sergio Perez is going to play a massive role this year—I might even go as far as saying he'll be in the hunt for the championship title. Plus, it'll be fascinating to see how Max handles some real pressure from his own teammate. I'm pulling for Perez.

Richard Walker38 said:we all know Ferrari is going to march right back to that title...

🤦

Who knows? Honestly, I have no clue. All I know is Red Bull has the fastest car on the grid—with Max, we're going straight to the top...

Where the hell is Alan? He needs to open a thread properly instead of all this clown show going on here. 😕

Might actually be an interesting season, if you ask me. ☕

analogpilot16 said:I have a feeling Sergio Perez is going to play a massive role this year—I’d even go as far as saying he might contend for the championship. Plus, it'll be interesting to see how Max handles being pushed by a teammate. I'm pulling for Perez.

I hope he steps up, but we'll really know where he stands once the first race kicks off.
He can be hit or miss at the start of a season.

In Bahrain, you see everything from brilliant drives to total disasters.

wiredfalcon2 said:Where’s Alan? He should be the one starting a thread that actually makes sense—instead of this whole circus... 😕

It could be a pretty wild season... ☕

Don't touch, I am the President. The President started this thread exactly how it should have been done.

To kick things off this season, I’m dropping this absolute legend of a classic right here

Patrick Newman5 said:To kick off the season, let's throw this absolute classic right here

The cops show up, blow the whistle... man, I am the President, damn it!😁
Only Pickett had a little slip at the very end when he went after Alan forgive 😁 😁

I honestly think it would be incredibly satisfying to see McLaren play nice and help Fernando Alonso out on track, especially after all the trash he talked about them during his time with the team.

Lando's usually all about the jokes and the memes, so it would be hilarious if he just blew past him and tossed a quick "GP2 engine" comment over the radio on his way by.🤣

I'm expecting Fernando Alonso to at least give Fetla a run for his money. If he doesn't... then the whole trip was a total waste.

Richard Walker38 said:I honestly think it’s going to be incredibly satisfying to watch McLaren play nice and bail Fernando Alonso out on track after all the absolute garbage he spewed about them during his time driving for them.

Norris spends way too much time messing around with jokes and memes, and honestly, it would be hilarious if he actually overtook someone and just tossed a "GP2 engine" comment over the radio while doing it. 🤣

Oh, sure, just go ahead and give him a pass because some forty-year-old guy manages to tear up the grid after sitting on the sidelines for two whole years!

Nicholas Walker40 said:Sure, you’re real lucky when some guy in his 40s comes back after a two-year break and absolutely crushes the grid.

Years go by, but the hate stays eternal.

I see the excuse for failure is already lined up—if things don't work out, just blame it on him being old. 🤣