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2010 Bahrain Grand Prix

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briskhound76 briskhound76 Active MemberOP
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slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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Sebastian Vettel admits he isn't exactly thrilled with how the car is performing.
gentleranger10 gentleranger10 Active Member
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The old man is back. 🙏😁
gentleranger10 gentleranger10 Active Member
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slynomad32 said:Sebastian Vettel is basically throwing shade at the car right now.

Michael Schumacher mentioned he's having some serious trouble shifting up from fourth gear, but hey, I guess he's making peace with a third-place finish. 😁
redheron12 redheron12 Regular
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Haha, honestly—Petrov in a Ferrari would probably put up a better fight than LeClerc does right now. 😁
Anthony Taylor10 Anthony Taylor10 Member
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slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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redheron12 said:lol, Petrov in the garage... honestly sounds more promising than Lo잭 in a Ferrari... 😁


Don't forget to mention that Petrov is up this Sunday 🤣
slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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gentleranger10 said:Michael Schumacher mentioned he was struggling to shift out of fourth gear, though he seemed mostly content with finishing in third. 😁

Schumacher is the king... why would he even need more gears?😁
gentleranger10 gentleranger10 Active Member
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It’s getting pretty damn obvious at this point—Ferrari, Mercedes, and McLaren are basically playing in a different league right now.
slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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gentleranger10 said:It’s become painfully obvious at this point... Ferrari, Mercedes, and McLaren are operating in a completely different league right now.


Top-tier vibes, a massive round of drinks to set the mood, we're heading out to party... it's going to be an absolute riot, a total blowout...🎉🎉🙂
slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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I caught that battle between Ferrari and Red Bull... Alonso versus Vettel... Alonso came out on top, but I have to say, Vettel just doesn't seem to have that aggressive edge lately. He's making far too many mistakes... It looks like everyone is hitting the same wall with tire management. You can see there's plenty of grip available, but the cars are just absolutely shredding through them...
Maria Nelson2 Maria Nelson2 Active Member
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Nico Rosberg clearly has a knack for cranking out those blistering practice session laps 😁 he was pulling off similar stuff back when he was driving for Williams Racing....🤣
Chris Ortiz Chris Ortiz Active Member
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I find myself rooting for Jenson Button this season.☕
briskhound76 briskhound76 Active MemberOP
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As long as McLaren Racing looks damn good doing it, I guess we're fine.☕
Joshua Newman2 Joshua Newman2 Active Member
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Arthur Doyle70 said:It’s pretty clear that Rosberg has a knack for dialing in those blistering practice session times. 😁 That kind of thing worked for them even back during their days at Williams Racing.🤣

Bar will be able to tell his kids, "I actually beat Kamui Kobayashi, and I was even faster than Michael Schumacher during free practice!" 🤣
slynomad32 slynomad32 Member
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Mercedes-AMG Petronas — Michael Schumacher is reportedly quite dissatisfied with the current state of the car; it's just not hitting that 100% mark yet.
Ferrari and McLaren — they're struggling with the soft compounds, unable to find any semblance of consistency, while Lewis Hamilton is dealing with extreme rear tire degradation, even on the harder compounds.
Red Bull Racing — there are significant issues surrounding the car itself, specifically regarding certain components and the overall rear end, which has resulted in a substantial loss of time...
hollowgull5 hollowgull5 Active Member
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🤣

honestly, it feels like we’re gonna see those lapped cars getting picked off left and right during the second half of the race
and some of these guys are probably gonna end up ten laps down by the time the checkered flag actually drops...😂
Michael Lee4 Michael Lee4 Regular
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Even though I don't really follow this stuff anymore, I’ll go out on a limb and predict that Jenson Button might pull a total disaster on Sunday
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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gentleranger10 said:It’s pretty glaring at this point—Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, and McLaren are clearly in a league of their own right now.

Let's not even talk about Ferrari... honestly, both Sebastian Vettel and Hulkenberg are outperforming both Ferrari drivers, and yet everyone is still at least 0.4 seconds behind that lead Mercedes-Benz car.☕
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
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hollowgull5 said:🤣

I have a feeling we’re going to see most of those lapped cars being dealt with during the second stint
and by the end of the race, some drivers might find themselves trailing by as many as ten laps. 😂

Honestly, I just hope Michael Schumacher doesn't pull any wild stunts while trying to lap people... you know, like what happened back in Belgium in '98.🤣🤣

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