US Grand Prix 2010
Started by Michael Lee4 · · 👁 20 views · 479 replies
#142 ·
Frank Collins85 said:which is exactly what I'm rooting for, along with McLaren 🙂
So, a win for Kubica 🙏 and Petrov on the podium 👍
That would look roughly like this order:
Kubica
Vitaly Petrov
Nico Rosberg
Adrian Sutil
Kamui Kobayashi
Michael Schumacher
Pedro de la Rosa
Vitantonio Liuzzi
Sebastien Buemi
Karun Chandhok
Felipe Massa 😬🤣
#143 ·
Michael Lee4 said:🤣
I find it hard to believe you actually want that 😬
Who exactly are you rooting for here?
The very first driver I ever truly cheered for was Ronnie Peterson driving that gorgeous Black Beauty Lotus....
Lately, everything just feels a bit off, doesn't it? Schumi is busy running tests for Mercedes-Benz, while Ferrari has some young Latin heartthrob behind the wheel... x2 🤣.....Honestly, I just want Kimi back; he at least had a distinct personality that stood out from the crowd.....Or perhaps we could see Kubica in a Ferrari? This Renault situation is a complete mess, much like how things were during the RL era....😂
#144 ·
Frank Collins85 said:Put Robert Kubica in a Ferrari. This Renault is total garbage, just like it is in real life.😂
Preach! 😂
#147 ·
FP2 results
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 1:16.877
2 Fernando Alonso Ferrari +00.086
3 Nico Rosberg Mercedes GP +00.274
4 Mark Webber Red Bull +00.396
5 Felipe Massa Ferrari +00.524
6 Adrian Sutil Force India +00.538
7 Lewis Hamilton McLaren +00.645
8 Robert Kubica Renault +00.652
9 Michael Schumacher Mercedes GP +00.811
10 Vitantonio Liuzzi Force India +01.026
11 Jenson Button McLaren +01.084
12 Rubens Barrichello Williams +01.508
13 Nico Hülkenberg Williams +01.570
14 Vitaly Petrov Renault +01.705
15 Pedro de la Rosa Sauber +01.781
16 Kamui Kobayashi Sauber +02.265
17 Sebastien Buemi Toro Rosso +02.291
18 Jaime Alguersuari Toro Rosso +02.397
19 Heikki Kovalainen Lotus +03.092
20 Karun Chandhok Hispania +04.002
21 Bruno Senna Hispania +04.220
22 Jarno Trulli Lotus +04.469
23 Timo Glock Virgin +04.611
24 Lucas di Grassi Virgin +04.700
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 1:16.877
2 Fernando Alonso Ferrari +00.086
3 Nico Rosberg Mercedes GP +00.274
4 Mark Webber Red Bull +00.396
5 Felipe Massa Ferrari +00.524
6 Adrian Sutil Force India +00.538
7 Lewis Hamilton McLaren +00.645
8 Robert Kubica Renault +00.652
9 Michael Schumacher Mercedes GP +00.811
10 Vitantonio Liuzzi Force India +01.026
11 Jenson Button McLaren +01.084
12 Rubens Barrichello Williams +01.508
13 Nico Hülkenberg Williams +01.570
14 Vitaly Petrov Renault +01.705
15 Pedro de la Rosa Sauber +01.781
16 Kamui Kobayashi Sauber +02.265
17 Sebastien Buemi Toro Rosso +02.291
18 Jaime Alguersuari Toro Rosso +02.397
19 Heikki Kovalainen Lotus +03.092
20 Karun Chandhok Hispania +04.002
21 Bruno Senna Hispania +04.220
22 Jarno Trulli Lotus +04.469
23 Timo Glock Virgin +04.611
24 Lucas di Grassi Virgin +04.700
#148 ·
I've been watching for the last 20 minutes, and it looks like everyone’s been trying to burn through those soft tires. From what I can tell, they seem to last about two and a half laps. 😁
#149 ·
crimsonstag84 said:I’ve been watching for the last 20 minutes—everyone seems to be struggling to make those soft tires last—and it looks like they might only survive about two and a half laps. 😁
Which would suggest the race could actually get interesting... if the final laps unfold with everyone sliding around on half-dead softs, and we see Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel fighting side-by-side...
#150 ·
Morgan Murphy7 said:Why are you ignoring this? 😢
It doesn't matter. I don't have anything against the Renault team in Formula 1, but based on my experience driving an actual Renault vehicle—it's just not quite up to 😂 standards if we want to avoid being 😢
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#151 ·
Kimberly White63 said:Honestly, it doesn't really matter. It's not like I have anything against the General Motors team in Formula 1, but based on my own personal experience driving an official Ford vehicle—I'd say it's probably best to avoid them just so things don't get 😂 quite so 😢
Wait, which official vehicle are we even talking about here? 😁
#153 ·
Morgan Murphy7 said:So, which official vehicle actually makes the cut? 😁
What on earth are you talking about? Honestly, official government vehicles are easily the best ones out there; you can push them to 100 mph without a second thought!😍
#154 ·
ruggedfox28 said:Does anyone know which channels are airing the qualifying session?
I don't have access to FOX, ESPN, or any of those local networks...
In that case, it looks like you're out of luck, 😍
and honestly, I am too.😢
#155 ·
Frank Collins85 said:then nobody's gonna 😍
nor am I...😢
Idiots... 😳
I hit the jackpot with Comcast, basically sticking my finger in the cookie jar... 🙄
#157 ·
23:35 New York City: Formula 1 - video from the qualifying session for the Canadian Grand Prix
#158 ·
Frank Collins85 said:What is wrong with you? Official government vehicles are easily the best way to go—you can push them to 100 mph if you really have to!😍
It is often said:
If you ask me, there is a massive difference between a car that is simply "good" and a car that truly earns its place as a reliable daily driver or a dedicated fleet vehicle. We aren't just talking about top speeds or flashy tech; we are talking about that specific sense of dependability that makes you trust it to get you from point A to point B without a single hiccup. When I think about the ultimate choice for a primary vehicle—something that serves as your constant companion—I tend to look at consistency. You want something that feels solid under your hands, where the engineering feels intentional rather than rushed. It’s like choosing a dependable old tool versus a high-tech gadget that breaks if you look at it wrong. One is an investment in peace of mind, while the other is just an expensive distraction. For a professional or official vehicle, the criteria shift slightly. There, it’s all about poise and presence. You need something that doesn't scream for attention but commands respect through its sheer competence. Think of it like a well-tailored suit; it shouldn't be loud, but everyone should be able to tell it's high quality just by looking at it. In my view, the best cars in this category are those that balance understated luxury with absolute mechanical integrity. They provide a quiet sanctuary from the chaos of the road, allowing you to focus on the task at hand. 😁
#159 ·
Frank Collins85 said:then nobody 😍
and neither does anyone for me😢
Hell, not even for me 😢
and I was actually convinced it would happen 🙂
I can't believe this. These idiots over at FOX don't even have a live broadcast; they just have a recording airing at 10:25 PM. 🙄
And during qualifying, they’re running some stupid movie. A freaking movie. 🤦
If they were broadcasting some other game or a different sport, I'd get it. But a movie? And a crappy one at that. 🙄
#160 ·
ruggedfox28 said:So, who's actually showing the race?
I don't have access to FOX, Discovery, ABC, or PBS...
Frank Collins85 said:Then you're basically on your own... 😍
Not even for me...😢
stormybadger8 said:Well, guess I'm out too... 😢
I was pretty sure it was gonna happen... 🙂
I honestly can't believe these clowns over at FOX don't have the live broadcast... all they've got is some recorded replay at 10:25 PM. Unbelievable... 🙄
And they’re playing some stupid movie during qualifying... seriously, what a joke...🤦
If they were broadcasting some actual sports or a game, I might get it... but a movie? And a total dud at that... 🙄
There's still hope for us...CBS is broadcasting it... hopefully they don't end up encrypting the feed... 🙄
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