German Grand Prix - 07.07.2013

I can't stand Petl 👋. Honestly, I’m not even a fan of Lewis, but he’s still better than Petl.

In the end, Fernando just completely outclassed Mark 😠😠😠😠

shadowhawk24 said:That’s an interesting tactical call from Ferrari...
Tomorrow is going to be absolute chaos!!!!

Honestly, I wouldn't call it a decision at all. Red Bull could probably run on hard tires for just as long as Ferrari can manage on mediums.

Alex Fowler5 said:I find myself quite satisfied with the current state of the grid.

I find myself disagreeing quite strongly; if Fernando is sitting in eighth, then Niko is simply going to slice right past him within two laps, likely risking a collision at Turn 1 just to make it happen. 🙂

N. Haug went right into the heart of Russia, and honestly, I think he brought some good luck with him.

switching over to Wimbledon

It’s all happening in the zone 🙏🙏🙏

ps. buddy, this doesn't even count because Nando was being blocked
Mark would probably let him off the hook again—hehe 😁😁

Good tactics ☕

If you ask me, those illegal tire testing shenanigans at Mercedes-Benz didn't actually give them any kind of edge whatsoever 😬

Lauda’s out there wearing a heavy puffer jacket, even though it’s a breezy 77 degrees outside.

Seriously? If he can't even get the weather forecast right, how on earth is he supposed to predict a race winner?

Raymond Anderson4 said:It's not about the decision... Red Bull can run laps on hard tires just as easily as Ferrari can on mediums.

Give me a break. Anything could happen. Ferrari is classic—they’ll likely nail the start and find a way through, but who knows what happens when we talk temperature? God knows how those tires performed today; if the track had been even a few degrees warmer, who's to say they wouldn't just fall apart?
Everything hinges on who gets boxed in at the start and what kind of pace everyone actually manages to hold...

I think it’s going to be an interesting race, though it sucks knowing I won't even be able to watch it. 🙂

Pure American satisfaction.

They completely botched Massu's race. Thumbs down to Ferrari.
If Fernando isn't driving, then Felipe doesn't stand a chance either.
Felipe actually had the pace to hit a 1.29:6.
I just don't get it...

Look at that lineup. You've got two Red Bull Racing cars, two Lotus cars, and two Ferrari cars. Then you have STR just sitting there like an intruder among the heavyweights. 😁

Emily Patel64 said:ps. buddy, this doesn't even count because Nando was blocked
Mark would probably forgive him again anyway, lol 😁😁

Shame on them🙂
I bet they'll be screaming about Massu's penalty while pulling the seal off his gearbox🤣

Looks like the sun is finally shining on Lotus... after three races, they'll actually be fighting for top spots again.

shadowhawk24 said:Honestly, anything could happen. Ferrari usually looks solid right off the line and might find a way through. But man, I’m worried about the temperature. Looking at how those tires performed today, who knows what happens if the track gets even a few degrees warmer? They might just fall apart.
It all comes down to who gets boxed in at the start and who can actually hold their pace...

I think we're in for an interesting race, though it's a bummer I won't be able to tune in and watch.🙂

before 1st lap, Lewis and Vettel will probably pull a 10-15 second gap.
The soft tires don't last long, which is why those two will sprint ahead. They'll likely be running laps about a second faster than Fernando.
The medium tires aren't particularly fast on this circuit, and Ferrari is one of those teams where you see a massive performance gap between the softs and the mediums.

stormybadger8 said:Shame on him.🙂
I honestly wish they had just ripped the seal off Massu's gearbox for that penalty.🤣

The provocateur finally🤣

It was about time someone finally called out this nonsense and gave them a much-needed reality check.☕

stormybadger8 said:Honestly, it’s embarrassing🙂

In my opinion, he got screwed again—seriously, just damn it! 🤣 ADMIT IT!!!!!
just yours :Pulling hair: 🤣😢

Guess I'll have to go back to hating Nando again🙄🤣🤣

Lujo is an absolute legend when it comes to qualifying, and honestly, Daniel Ricciardo is just a beast on track.
What on earth was Ferrari thinking with that absolute comedy of errors they pulled off!?