GP Brazil - 11/07/2010

What is wrong with you people? Honestly, Kubica could walk away with this race if things go sideways. We've got rain in the forecast, and we all know how unpredictable things get in Brazil. If the downpour picks up just a little bit, the track will be covered in streams again, and we'll end up with a graveyard of wrecked cars at the exact same corner, much like what happened back in 2003, I believe...

In conditions like those, winning isn't just about driving; you need a bit of technical insight, some serious guts, and an absolutely massive amount of luck.

mistybear87 said:What is wrong with you people? Kubica could actually take this one. Rain is in the forecast, and let’s face it, it’s Brazil. Once the downpour hits, we'll have rivers running across the track and a graveyard of wrecked cars at the same corner, just like back in 2003, if I recall correctly...

In conditions like those, winning takes actual skill, guts, and a massive amount of pure luck.

And there's just one driver this season who hasn't had any luck—not even once. Now it's his turn, while everyone else can go eat grass.🤣

What goes around comes around.🧐

http://www.supersport.com/motorsport...led_prosecutor 🤣🤣🤣

So that's it? The FIA drops a measly $10,000 fine, while they try to throw Massu in jail for six years? 🤣 🤣 🤣

Unbelievable. They finally found their backbone. Now I’m just dying to see when Rubens gets hauled off to prison. 😬 🤣

stormybadger8 said:http://www.supersport.com/motorsport...led_prosecutor 🤣🤣🤣

That's it. The FIA hits them with a measly $10,000 fine, while Massu is facing six years behind bars in Brazil. 🤣🤣🤣

God, did they finally remember? I’m dying to know when Rubens is actually going behind bars. 😬🤣

Damn communists. Brazil is nothing but a breeding ground for communism, especially with that Lula guy leading the charge.

There is absolutely no way something like this could ever happen in the States. Not a chance.

It's a disgrace. Brazil is basically Iran.

The Red Bull circus shows no signs of slowing down: Webber claims the entire squad is emotionally invested in Vettel, Vettel is pushing back, and Horner is desperately hoping the press misquoted Webber. 🤣 😂 😁

Looks like we’re done with the rain in Brazil... might show up on Saturday, but even then, it's a long shot..

silvercobra68 said:those damn communists, Brazil is basically a breeding ground for communism led by that pipe-smoking leader

Something like that could never happen here in the United States, not in a million years.

It’s a disgrace how much Brazil resembles Iran.

Look, buddy, you have your own thread where you can shout about your right-wing views all you want, but I'm the one who started this discussion, and since I lean left, why don't you just back off?🙂

stormybadger8 said:http://www.supersport.com/motorsport...led_prosecutor

So that’s it? The FIA hands out a $10,000 fine, while Brazilians like Massa get thrown in prison for six years.

Give me a break. They finally remembered. Now I'm just dying to know when Rubens gets his turn behind bars.😬🤣

🙏🙏
Well, what haven't I seen yet?
But whatever, I just hope this applies to teams without team orders too. I can only imagine how much trouble the charming Button (or better yet, 👍 Joseph, that Hugh Grant wannabe) would get into in a Brazilian prison.
By the way, we should probably send some of our own to those South American jails. Honestly, for them, an American county jail feels like a reward. They belong in Turkey or China—just rent out some space there.

And regarding what's in the TBF's link, I already called it ages ago. Such brilliance from Alonso! What insight! 🙏 There's zero cohesion in the team. Everyone's happy with that.

Alonso said he is hoping that Massa runs well enough to win the final two races of the season, keeping his rivals from getting the victories.

"It's best to have Felipe winning the races because then he is taking 25 points away from everybody else," the Spaniard said.

I expect they'll actually drive for real during practice; they'll probably only start testing stuff in the first session.

Frank Collins85 said:Look, honey, you have your own thread where you can shout your right-wing opinions from the rooftops, but I opened this one. I'm a leftist, so just back off...🙂

Listen here, you little communist. First off, I am not your "honey." Second, you and your little comrade squad are just itching for an excuse to make an arrest. That’s all you know how to do. Now that the internal enemy is gone, you're pivoting to fraud! What's next? Are you going to start arresting magicians because they perform illusions? Or will you go after husbands who cheat on their wives? You comrades would love nothing more than to throw everyone in jail under the guise of the "greater good." Maybe it’s immoral to let someone overtake you and win, but tell me—are you actually going to arrest a midfielder just because he passed to a striker when he had a clear shot himself? Formula 1 is a team sport. Are you going to arrest the lollipop man just because he raised the sign half a second too early and ruined the driver's race? Are you going to arrest Adrian Sutil for giving telemetry data to Vitantonio Liuzzi? Will you arrest Massa for staying in the pits a beat too long and letting Alonso pass him? Or is it the lollipop man you'll target? Or Jackman? Or Montezemolo himself? He’s safe in Lombardy, but I hear the whispers growing louder in Italy within the Ferrari camp. No one is going to sleep easy on the eve of the Grand Prix; the comrades are darkening the skies again. And there's nobody left to protect us. Both sides lack teeth. America has gone full communist, China and Korea are already communist strongholds, and now I see Brazil following suit—we all know what happened in Venezuela and Bolivia. The outlook for the free world is looking bleak, while the comrades just sit there celebrating.😠😕😁

1 free practice session, the conditions are absolutely perfect😁

slynomad32 said:First free practice, and the weather is absolutely killer.😁

Drop the LINK!

My Justin TV feed is completely dead. Does anyone know if there's another live stream running?

Interesting stuff—looks like Mercedes-Benz is testing out their 2011 car specs on both cars, or at least that’s what the word on the street is over at GP Update.

Seems like they’re gearing up big time for next season.🤷

In the Forest, he’s managed to pull ahead of Rubens by a good half-second...

edit. truba, looks like Rubin actually shaved off a tenth...

stormybadger8 said:Interestingly enough, Mercedes is testing out those 2011 car specs on both cars—at least, that's what the GP update is hinting at.

Looks like they're gearing up big time for next season.🤷

So, did you guys reach that conclusion just because Grandpa is faster than Nice?☕

🤣 This Renault team is going to go broke if Petrov keeps driving for them.🤣

Or maybe they're just practicing for a Singapore-style disaster.😬🤣

Petrov crashed again. Honestly, he might as well just pack his bags and call it quits right now, regardless of how much sponsor money is still hitting his bank account!🙄

Petrov just locked up those tires... :/

How does a driver manage to consistently fall behind like this season after season? 🤷 I’ve exhausted all my sympathy for him based on his background, and now I’m genuinely hoping General Motors brings in someone else to fill the seat alongside Kubica: maybe Heifeld, Sutil, Grosjean, or even Huckelberg...