2012 Canadian GP (Hungaroring) - July 29th
Started by ruggedfox28 · · π 6 views · 45 replies
#3 ·
David Anderson72 said:Ferrari loses; though, wasn't that expected for this race?
Regardless, they're still ahead of six clearly faster cars, Maestro Peti.
That is how you win a championship. πππ
Forget Placido Domingo. They might as well have brought in AnΔelina Δolo. π
#4 ·
Itβs actually unreal how clueless Kimi can be sometimes π
Bravo, honestlyβjust massive props to Lotus π π π
Total disaster π π
P.S. Our third pit stop was a complete mess π€·
Bravo, honestlyβjust massive props to Lotus π π π
Total disaster π π
P.S. Our third pit stop was a complete mess π€·
#5 ·
Looking at his recent results, Kimi is on a serious roll. Heβs looking like a lock for first place next time. π
#6 ·
Let's see how Sopekica performs nowβshe seems to be getting better with every single race. π
#7 ·
Michael Lee4 said:Young ladies at the Canadian Grand Prix π π
Ah, young, beautiful... and completely out of reach...
#8 ·
Kimiβs the king, even if he isn't exactly thrilled with second place... He's sitting just 8 points shy of moving up in the standings, and honestly, looking at the car Alonso is driving, I don't see him having any prayer at the title... Kimi actually has a real shot at winning it all
#9 ·
What a total snooze fest of a qualifying session.
Lewis Hamilton was untouchable all weekendβbravo, I guess.
Lewis Hamilton was untouchable all weekendβbravo, I guess.
#11 ·
redheron12 said:Let's keep an eye on Sopekica... she seems to be getting sharper with every single race. π
MaΕ‘ala! She put in a pretty solid performance today. π
#12 ·
Emily Patel64 said:how Kimi is just godawfulβtotally cluelessπ
Bravo, Lotus. πJust πbrilliant. π
Bravo to them... and Brunie too. ππ
P.S.βour third pit stop. π€·Absolute chaos.
Theyβll be sitting in second place by the next raceπβin both
the constructors' and drivers' championships. π
#13 ·
Engine temps were already hitting the red zone before we even rolled outβso once those yellow lights flashed, I just cut the power. Then, after starting from the pits, I got hit with a penalty and topped it off with a puncture. It was basically a disaster from the jump. Everything that could go wrong, went wrong. We didn't even have the full telemetry data during that overheating stretch, so we made the call to pull out earlyβbetter to save the car than risk a total meltdown for the next race.
Hereβs some intel for the geniuses looking for the real story behind Michael's retirement π
#14 ·
Finally, Lewis Hamilton π!!! Man, it feels so good to see a podium where there isn't a single Ferrari fan in sight π
#15 ·
So, Maestro managed to stretch his lead in the standings during this race, pulling even further away from second place.
Following the German Grand Prix, the gap was sitting at 34 points (Fernando Alonso 154, Mark Webber 120).
Now that we're through the Canadian Grand Prix, that lead has climbed to 40 points (Fernando Alonso 164, Mark Webber 124).
What an absolute legend. πππ
Following the German Grand Prix, the gap was sitting at 34 points (Fernando Alonso 154, Mark Webber 120).
Now that we're through the Canadian Grand Prix, that lead has climbed to 40 points (Fernando Alonso 164, Mark Webber 124).
What an absolute legend. πππ
#17 ·
Samuel Ruiz4 said:Kimi remains the king of this sport, even if he isn't exactly thrilled with a second-place finish. It is a frustrating reality when you consider that he is sitting just eight points away from reclaiming that second spot. When looking at the overall standings, how can anyone honestly believe that Alonso stands even a remote chance at securing the championship with a car like this? Does Kimi truly possess a legitimate path toward securing the championship title?
How can you possibly claim there is no chance when he holds a forty-point lead over the next closest driver, Mark? π
Could you perhaps elaborate on your thesis? Or are you simply lashing out out of sheer jealousy because Alonso remains so remarkably consistentβthe only driver on the grid who manages to secure points in every single race?
#19 ·
The championship is getting messy: McLaren and Renault are picking up serious steam, while Ferrari is starting to slideβthough Alonso still holds a solid 40-point leadβand Red Bull just stays predictably consistent... πΏ
#20 ·
Alright then. A little break before we head out to Spa-Francorchamps.
The losers will probably just be fighting over second place, I mean, thereβs really nothing left for them to aim for when they're up against Kimi...
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The losers will probably just be fighting over second place, I mean, thereβs really nothing left for them to aim for when they're up against Kimi...
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