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Brian Campbell36 said:Pure troll 🤣
Finally someone actually called them out on their crap ☕
Raymond Anderson4 said:They completely screwed over Felipe Massa. Thumbs down to Ferrari.
If Fernando isn't driving, then Felipe shouldn't be either.
Felipe had the pace to hit a 1.29:6.
I don't get it...
Roger Wright94 said:They clearly have full confidence in this strategy using the hard tires.
I'm on board with it, even though I was really hoping to see a genuine scrap for those top grid positions.
The high temperatures seem to suit Ferrari perfectly.
Raymond Anderson4 said:It’s not really a decision... Red Bull can run laps on hards just as easily as Ferrari can on mediums.
Drew Bennett68 said:Lujo absolutely dominates qualifying, and Daniel Ricciardo is a total beast too.
Emily Patel64 said:I swear they screwed him again, dammitttttttttttttt 🤣 JUST ADMIT IT!!!!!
yours truly :Hair pull: 🤣😢
Guess I'll have to hate Nando all over again
🙄 🤣 🤣
stormybadger8 said:Man, what Fernando Alonso just pulled off was absolutely insane...
No joke, I honestly think he deserves a penalty for that.😳
Someone should really go down to the local pub and give Massu a serious talking-to.😬
To be completely honest with you—I actually thought they were intentionally slowing Sebastian Vettel down just to prevent him from getting a timed lap in that final sector.
It only hit me later that the footwork was just completely off...
P.S. Even in his wildest dreams, Mark Webber couldn't have touched that level of performance.😁😍
Jason Campbell70 said:🥳
Jason Campbell70 said:To be honest, during the FP-ov sessions, I didn't notice anyone managing to pull off even half as many laps on the option tire as they did on the prime.
Emily Patel64 said:Lujo and the Mečka are going to wreck each other at the start tomorrow, no joke. 🙂
stormybadger8 said:If I were in your shoes, I’d be lighting candles and praying to just about anything to save Mark...
Right behind him, Romain Grosjean is lining up—and considering how aggressively Mark launches off the line combined with the way Romain drives...
If I were betting on a collision, my money would be on Mark getting clipped at the very end of the turn by Romain...
Drew Bennett68 said:Tomorrow’s race looks like a total mess... drama everywhere, front and back.
Who among the trio—Felipe Massa, Fernando Alonso, or Nico Rosberg—is actually going to make a move?
Think Sebastian Vettel can pull off a win in Germany, or will Lujo snatch it and shake up the championship hunt?
That Lotus duo is basically driving without a compass right now, totally unpredictable... maybe they sneak onto the podium this time?
Jason Campbell70 said:Man, the guy can't even get a weather forecast right, let alone predict the outcome of a race.
The carnivore diet. It’s one of those topics that seems to pop up everywhere lately, doesn't it? You can't scroll through a fitness forum or watch a health documentary without someone shouting about the supposed magic of living exclusively on meat. It’s a bold way to live, I'll give you that. Just steak, eggs, and maybe some salt—that's the whole playbook. There is something almost primal about the idea, isn't there? A sort of "back to basics" approach that ignores everything we've been taught about balanced nutrition and fiber. But then you have to wonder: where does the line get drawn? Is it just a temporary reset for the system, or are people actually planning to sustain this indefinitely? It's fascinating, really, how much a single dietary shift can polarize an entire community. Some swear by it like it's the holy grail of wellness, while others look at a plate of nothing but ribeye and shudder. I find myself caught in the middle sometimes, pondering the sheer willpower it takes to ignore a salad for months on end. Is it true discipline, or just a very intense nutritional experiment? It certainly makes for lively conversation, that's for sure! kaže:
That’s some fascinating footage right there. There is honestly something so grounding about catching a glimpse of a dense forest like that—it really serves as a necessary reminder of what we're up against. It makes you look at that massive concrete beast sitting right next to the new racetrack and realize just how much of the natural world we've paved over. Isn't it strange how much we crave that green space, even when we're surrounded by nothing but asphalt?
Drew Bennett68 said:Didn't Niki Lauda call it the green hell?
