F1 Montreal GP: June 7-9, 2019
Started by Gary Palmer8 · · 👁 6 views · 102 replies
#23 ·
George White52 said:That little thing next to Lula isn't half bad, especially if you splash a bit of champagne on her.
I think you might be talking after a few drinks.
#24 ·
I suppose even with a messy drive like today’s, Ferrari still can't quite catch up to Mercedes ☕
#25 ·
Kyle Edwards5 said:Hamilton doesn't really have much of a fanbase, I guess. It’s mostly just Vettel haters who follow some Spanish driver nobody even remembers anymore...
Actually, he does. Justin Bieber.

#27 ·
George White52 said:That girl standing next to Lou isn't bad at all, especially when you splash a little champagne her way.
Angela?
Short, blonde, sweet... just perfect for the best in the world.
#28 ·
crimsonhawk23 said:Check out 😁
When Max Verstappen pulls a move like that, people scream, "What a joke of a penalty! Just disqualify the idiot before he kills someone!!" , but when Sebastian Vettel does the exact same thing, suddenly it's "BOOOO! The Mafia is ruining Formula 1 with these unfair penalties!!"
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Honestly, what's the point? You could yell at a hypocrite for three days straight that they're being two-faced, and they’ll just scroll right past your post like it doesn't exist. That's it.
Edit: I'm not calling any specific guy a hypocrite here. I'm talking about Sebastian Vettel's fanbase in general.
#29 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Well, come on then! Why not be helpful and just throw a poll in there? 👍
Honestly, this whole thing smells like a disqualification waiting to happen.😁
#30 ·
cosmiccyclist8 said:don't forget to take off a few 😁
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Yeah, exactly. Back in the day, this probably wouldn't have been penalized at all, but his whole "I didn't see him" excuse is just hilarious because it's obvious he saw him—that’s clearly why he closed the door on him. The penalty feels a bit harsh, but honestly, it's totally fair.
#31 ·
Look, I’m not really out here rooting for Sebastian Vettel or Lewis Hamilton specifically—I don't do the whole die-hard fanboy thing—but this decision? It's just straight-up ridiculous... and honestly, kind of pathetic.
#32 ·
George White52 said:That girl hanging out with Lou isn't half bad, especially when you get to spray a little champagne on her.
Man, you really need to work on your taste, seriously. 😬 XD
#33 ·
Richard Walker38 said:Just move right past your post—simple as that.
I suppose everyone who claims today isn't about punishment will eventually remember how Max Verstappen and Kimi Räikkönen were treated back in 2018 at the Suzuki race 😁
By their logic, it would probably be most "fair" to let Sebastian Vettel off scot-free while penalizing everyone else for even attempting an overtake—and maybe just disqualifying Max Verstappen the moment he gets anywhere near the 31 miles edge of the track.
#34 ·
Look, I’m not really out here rooting for Sebastian Vettel or Lewis Hamilton specifically—I just watch the races—but this whole decision? It’s honestly just hilarious and pathetic at the same time...
#35 ·
Kyle Edwards5 said:Lewis Hamilton doesn't actually have that many fans. Most of them are just Vettel haters who happen to support some Spanish driver that nobody even remembers anymore...
Ouch.😛
#36 ·
There’s nothing quite like diving into a sea of amateurish takes and carbon-copy opinions once the race wraps up. 👍
#37 ·
Richard Walker38 said:Would you even watch fair racing? You’re probably one of those people who loved watching Senna and Schumacher smash into rivals just to snatch a championship.
I can't believe how far some people will go just to defend a clueless driver like Vettel. Now, suddenly, Hamilton is some kind of robot because he drives cleanly and is clearly the best guy on the grid without getting aggressive or disrespectful on track.
And who do they think history will remember as the GOAT—both of them, or just Hamilton, even if he breaks every single one of Schumacher's records?
Personally, I don't care about Vettel at all; I'm talking about the principle of penalizing drivers. I'd take Max's side or anyone else's in a heartbeat. But no, right now it's trendy to act like drivers are these special little snowflakes, and apparently, the fans are expected to follow suit. What absolute brainwashing.
#39 ·
Honestly, they both could have easily collided there. 😉 They’re lucky this turned out to be nothing more than a heavy braking maneuver.
#40 ·
James Harris34 said:Yeah, back in the day this probably wouldn't have even been a thing—no penalty at all—but that whole "I didn't see him" excuse he gave is just hilarious. It’s obviously a lie; he saw him, which is exactly why he pulled the move and ended up getting penalized. I mean, sure, the punishment feels a bit harsh, but honestly? It's fair enough.
English is a struggle for some people, huh?
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