2010 Bahrain Grand Prix

placidpilot56 said:this one from slynomad32 works perfectly,

though the Spanish bit is a little grating... kind of like how everyone starts shouting whenever Lonzi puts on a show

yeah, I'll chill out😁

Man, they just talk in such an incredibly irritating way...😢

Man, whenever I see Renault in action, I gotta admit my heart just starts racing like it’s 1998 and I'm watching Jordan pull up to the grid!

Well, my extensive history of following Mexican racing finally comes to its peak. 🥳 🙏

The gaps in lap times are just massive... 🤔

Jason Campbell70 said:Well, my massive expertise in following Mexican soap operas is really shining through here. 🥳 🙏

You realize that's not exactly something to brag about, right? ☕

It’s finally happening, it’s freaking on 👋👋👋

I swear, how much more can The Spaniard talk 🤦

Keith Rodriguez27 said:it has all begun, it has truly started 👋👋👋

I wonder how much longer these Spaniards can keep talking 🤦

where are you all watching qualifying?

🙂

I’m seriously gonna have to fire up YouTube and binge through the entire '76 season just to wrap my head around this...

Richard Green73 said:so where are you guys watching qualifying?

already posted, http://directos.lasexta.com/formula1

Man, those Italians really take care of their own when it comes to the Spaniards... but hey, when you’ve got no other options, you take what you can get, I guess.🙂

Let's go, Alonso! 🎉

Fernando Alonso🙏 🙏 🙏

I wonder, where did Petrov end up? 🤷

It’s finally underway! 👍🙏👍

One thing that’s been bothering me since that first pit stop: what on earth was Red Bull Racing thinking when they decided to stick with Alguersuar? The guy is performing at the exact same level as Nelshin and Nakajima... 🤷

As for the internal battle over at Ferrari, Alonso has already made it clear who holds the reins. If Massa can't step up and challenge him before qualifying wraps up, things are only going to get more lopsided. Pretty soon, he might just have to accept being Alonso's version of Rubens Barrichello.

Richard Green73 said:So, which channel are you guys watching?

I catch it on ESPN. They've got Niki Lauda on as an expert.😍

Missed it—who dropped out after the first lap?

Joshua Newman2 said:It’s finally happening! 👍🙏👍

The thing that's eating at me after that first stint is this: what kind of logic were they using over at Red Bull Racing to decide on keeping Alguersuar? Seriously, the guy is playing at the same level as Nelshin and Nakajima... 🤷

Everyone’s been asking that since his very first race ☕

And when you look back at how things went down (after a quick Google search, obviously) late last July, the whole situation gets even weirder

Michael Lee4 said:I missed it, who got knocked out in the first round?

Oh, it's right there on the ticker if you actually look. 😬

Eliminated in Q1: 18th-Alguersuari 1.57071 19th-Timo Glock 1.59.728 20th-Jarno Trulli 1.59.852 21st-Heikki Kovalainen 2.00.313 22nd-Lucas di Grassi 2.00.587 23rd-Ayrton Senna 2.03.240 24th-Chandhok 2.04.904

Kimberly White63 said:I’ve been watching the German coverage on RTL. They’ve got Lauda on as their analyst. 😍

The ultimate expert par excellence.🙄

Nothing much to report so far... no big surprises yet.

Q2

Schumacher 9th.
Button 10th.

😁