São Paulo Grand Prix (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) | November 12-14, 2021

Way to go, Perez!

George Russell's out in Q3

🙂

Hamilton's performance today is on par with Schumacher back in 2006 at this very same track.
There’s motivation here, pure skill, and deep experience.
Let's just enjoy the ride.

He’s going to dedicate this win to Senna.😁

ruggedhawk20 said:George Russell's out in Q3

🙂

That’s exactly why they call him Mr. Saturday, not Mr. Friday.

Perez is basically a mediocre driver who just happens to be in good hands. If he weren't driving for Red Bull Racing instead of the Haas F1 Team, he’d be spending the entire season praying for a single point.

Hamilton drove like a god; he did absolutely everything perfectly.

Honestly, this engine is the only thing keeping them in the game. They should be able to cruise into the podium tomorrow—assuming Valtteri doesn't mess it all up.

A total showdown for Hamilton. 🙏

Lujo was truly impressive today.

Good grief, the amount of debris these other cars are throwing everywhere is insane.

The guy practically drove right onto the edge of the track within twenty laps. It was only because Alonso and Ricciardo gave him a lap to breathe that he didn't end up in the wall.

Of course a PR stylist is going to insist on using the Brazilian flag

Jacob Castillo70 said:Lujo was truly impressive today.

Are you considering the Mercedes? And that new engine they've implemented.

Lewis Hamilton is going to dominate this tomorrow.

Regardless of what anyone thinks about him, there is absolutely no denying that Lujo is a phenomenal driver.

Despite everything he had to deal with this weekend, he handled it with absolute mastery.

🙏 🙏 🙏

graniteharbor502 said:Are you considering the Mercedes? And that new engine they've implemented.

No way, he absolutely dominated the entire field...

The bottom line? Whoever snagged those medium tires completely blew the competition out of the water. Aside from Lewis Hamilton, everyone else might as well just sit back and dream about ever actually catching up on the track.

Hands down, the best crowd on the planet

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I don't get why Mercedes-Benz keeps swapping in these new engines, especially on tracks where they already have the edge. If they actually sat down and crunched the numbers on what they gain versus what they lose, it would probably be cheaper to just part ways with Lewis Hamilton than to deal with these massive penalties and the points they're bleeding out there.

Susan Davis7 said:There wasn't much point in risking it all—plus, starting P2 isn't exactly a disaster compared to P1... if you can even call it worse

He couldn't have taken the risk even if he wanted to. Valtteri Bottas managed his tires perfectly, and honestly, their top speed is at a level where Red Bull Racing just can't compete.

Man, I absolutely love reading this stuff. Bravo to the GOAT—let's move on to the next one.

graniteharbor502 said:Are you considering the Mercedes? And that new engine they've implemented.

Nah, it’s about Lewis.
Even on a Mercedes-Benz track, Bottas isn't going to touch an RB.
Getting past Max during the race is going to be a nightmare—we should probably expect some aggressive driving from him.