Malaysia Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) March 29, 2015

William Bennett53 said:Perhaps after the race concludes, they could host a poll to determine who truly walked away as the biggest loser of the weekend. 😳

Mercedes-Benz? Is there even anyone else worth considering? 🤔

Patrick Bailey4 said:Mercedes-Benz? Is there even anyone else worth considering? 🤔

He was probably talking about Alonso.

The stands are looking pretty thin, by the way....

Man, you seriously could have slept in for another two hours, especially after how early you rolled out of bed.😁
A and honestly, I messed up my schedule by an hour too; this whole Daylight Saving Time thing is seriously getting on my nerves.
Anyway, does anyone know where I can find a fresh weather forecast for over there today, like, is it actually going to rain?

Toro Rosso is basically just a glorified feeder team for Red Bull Racing

Man, I was wide awake by 4 AM local time 😁

Felipe Massa.

steelmaker83 said:The stands are looking pretty thin, by the way....

They probably cleared out the second they realized Mercedes was getting smoked.

Who would've guessed Sebastian Vettel had this kind of gear in him...

Finally!!!!!!!!!!

Huge props to 👍👍👍
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steelmaker83 said:He was probably talking about Alonso.

I honestly can't wrap my head around how insecure someone would have to be to even think that.

Huge props to Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari!!!

Respect where respect is due :chapeau:

@ Tibi, this goes for you too 😁

Congrats Ferrari. If only the second driver was actually in a winning car too... but hey, what can you do...

Absolutely fantastic, simply wonderful!

Brian Campbell36 said:Why does a victory for Ferrari catch them off guard? For instance, when Red Bull beat Mercedes last year right in the middle of their internal rivalry, they acted like it was perfectly normal. Yet here we are, where 90% of the coverage focuses on Ferrari, and it’s almost exclusively negative commentary.🤦

From now on, I'll just stick to watching the Americans and how they constantly lecture the Germans (Hamilton).

As a Ferrari fan, I have to admit this win caught me off guard. I was holding out hope that they could pull something off, but I wasn't exactly certain. It makes sense that even the team was surprised. Last year, they spent most of the season just struggling to scrape together a few points. I think Ferrari's goal for this season was to secure two wins, but honestly, even they probably weren't expecting to take one this early—especially not in such dominant fashion.

It wasn't even surprising last year, since Daniel Ricciardo's wins were mostly down to some unfortunate luck for Germany. But this? This was a pure victory for Sebastian Vettel on the track—driven by sheer, unadulterated speed.

Ferrari is Back 🙏 🙏 🙏 👏 🎉

Sebastian Vettel 🤣 still at it, I guess.

Ferrari 👍

Sebastian Vettel (I can't believe I'm actually typing this)—that was an absolutely masterclass drive. Pure skill. If you want to blame someone for the tires being shredded, look at Mercedes; they practically ate them. Who can really fault anyone for that?
Kimi Raikkonen completely dominated the entire race after that rough start. Honestly, hats off to him. 🙏
FERRARI just tore through the field, chewed up the competition, and spat them right back out onto the track. 🙏 🙂

Casey Hill57 said:It looks like Mercedes is definitely struggling with their tire wear (just like they did two seasons ago); they're burning through them way too fast, so they figured the harder compounds would suit them better.

On the flip side, Ferrari doesn't seem to have those issues at all—plus, the car has some serious pace to throw around. Throw in a flawless pit stop (finally!), and you end up with a fired-up Sebastian Vettel, for whom this win is going to feel like...

That’s exactly why I think the Safety Car totally screwed them over; without it, they wouldn't have had much of a shot. Honestly, I doubt Vettel wouldn't have overtaken them if the SC hadn't popped up.