F1 Montreal GP: June 7-9, 2019

Hehe, check out this little bit of throttle trace from Sebastian "tearing up his tires" Vettel 🤮

Just some classic Palmer-style education for all the fanboys out there.

Palmer completely dismantled those blind Vettel fanboys ☕

Raymond Anderson4 said:Regarding Lewis Hamilton in Monaco—if we look at how penalties were classified back then, I’d probably hand him a 10-second time penalty.

Lewis Hamilton Sirotkin-penalty: a grid penalty from the start. Anything less would be a light tap.

For the Mercedes-Benz/Lewis Hamilton Germany-penalty, a drive-through. Just listen to that... a little bit in the pits, a little bit out... 🤣

We shouldn't forget those early turns in Russia and Mexico, where Lujo wouldn't bother with the traffic, he'd just casually overshoot the first corner and rejoin the track without a single issue.

It looks like some people here are really holding a grudge against Sebastian Vettel. I mean, what was all that about? Was he just being stingy with an autograph or something? Honestly, that guy is such a jerk; I can't believe he doesn't feel any shame.

Brandon Anderson37 said:Looks like some people here are seriously salty about Vettel. What’s the big deal—was he just too busy to sign an autograph? Man, that guy's such a jerk, honestly, how does he even show his face.

Gufač!

It’s Easter.

He knows, deep down, he'll rise again one day!

I actually miss that lunatic.

I honestly feel like I’m going to end up disappointing you, but that’s just not really who I am. It’ll probably just be some good guy that you'll end up remembering fondly.

Brandon Anderson37 said:I’ve been sitting here debating whether I should actually bother posting or just stay quiet...
I read through this place day in and day out—month after month—and there’s actually some decent stuff to digest. You’ve got people who write well—constructive, concise, the whole nine yards. Then you’ve got the trolls and the headaches, but hey, that’s just how it goes. A little humor never hurt anyone.

But then again, I’m not entirely convinced everyone here is being real. Or maybe it’s all just an act for the masses.

Take crimsonhawk23, for example. Man, you really think you have an answer for everything. Everything has to revolve around your take. Just let people have their debate. I see you think you're the smartest guy in the room—you know everything—but sometimes it's better to let someone else be right for once. Chill out, it’s not that deep.

Sometimes you're worse than that one guy who writes posts ten miles long, as if Leo Tolstoy was his tutor. He’s just waiting to drop a new 5,000-page version of War and Peace titled “Sebastian and Me.” Poor guy gets so lost in his own rambling that he ends up contradicting himself in the same damn post.

Cheers!

Well, glad you wrote it. I spent years just lurking before I ever decided to post anything. Though lately, I haven't been around much—maybe I'll get back into it when some new faces (or old ones) show up. Right now, there's too much empty noise around here, and that's bad for the soul.

Stay safe, you and whoever else is still wondering if they should speak up.

wiredfalcon2 said:Well, once again, everything I wrote based on that linked article still holds up.

That linked article? It’s nothing more than a pile of subjective nonsense from Anderson.

Jason Campbell70 said:That linked article? It’s basically just a massive pile of subjective Anderson nonsense.

Still, it's more objective than most of the garbage the fanboys on here have posted.

https://thejudge13.com/2019/06/14/ve...e-fuel-saving/

Interesting stuff. Apparently, Vettel spent the whole race running in his highest power mode, which is why he ran into fuel issues.
The pessimistic part? He barely managed to scrape by and hold off Lewis Hamilton. Just barely.
It seems Ferrari can handle this kind of thing—which sounds good on paper—but it’s actually pretty bad news. Even in max mode, they aren't any faster than Germany in their standard setting. Plus, once Lewis started pushing the Germans (likely in their peak mode), he caught up to Vettel in a heartbeat.

stormybadger8 said:https://thejudge13.com/2019/06/14/ve...e-fuel-saving/

It’s clear Ferrari can handle this kind of thing—which is great—but on the flip side, it's a problem

that Vettel just can't.

p.s. I know you wouldn't be able to get this out of your mouth (or type it), so I did it for you.🙂

Oh, come on. Vettel seriously needs to see a therapist ever since that total meltdown back in Germany. XD

Brandon Anderson37 said:It looks like some people over here are really holding a grudge against Vettel. I mean, what was even the big deal? It’s not like he was refusing to sign an autograph or anything. Honestly, that German jerk... I don't know how he can live with himself.

I guess the forum favorites have been riding with him for a few years, so now they've just switched sides to enjoy the chaos.
😬

stormyviper2 said:Give me a break. Vettel's been needing a therapist since that meltdown in Germany. XD

Some people needed a shrink back in Abu Dhabi 2010, so why stop now?🤷

If we're talking about the same person, they don't just need a psychologist—they need a lesson in basic manners and some serious etiquette training. XD

wiredfalcon2 said:And honestly? That’s still more objective than anything those fanboys have posted on here lately.

"....This is racing...

"Instead of attempting an overtake, Hamilton should have just braked..."

LOL

ruggedhawk20 said:Why all the hate for Geri Anderson?

We aren't hating on Geri Anderson.
We're just making fun of him.

Jason Campbell70 said:We aren't hating on Geri Anderson.
We're just making fun of him.

That's low, even for you guys.

Hamilton earned that win fair and square, so let's just call it a day on this whole debate already.

Kyle Edwards5 said:Lewis Hamilton doesn't have much of a fanbase. It's mostly just Vettel haters who follow some Spanish driver nobody even remembers anymore...

Oh, you noticed that too? 🤣