2013 British Grand Prix at Indianapolis (June 30th)

placidridge2 said:Where was Hamilton when that tire blew, and where was Alonso?

Same goes for Weberko.

Sure, if the SC helped them, it helped Alonso too—otherwise, he wouldn't have seen a podium without Vettel dropping out.

He’d just be looking at an even bigger gap in the fight for the SP.

So now you're actually trying to tell me that two SC calls helped Fernando Alonso more than Lewis Hamilton? Seriously?

Look, if Sebastian hadn't retired, maybe Mark Webber wouldn't have even seen a podium, maybe Nico Rosberg would've spun out, or hey, maybe they'd all just be lost in the woods.

Is Fernando Alonso really such a scavenger? Honestly, those claims aren't true, and I’m starting to lose interest in watching Formula 1 altogether. I don't get why there's such a massive argument over tire rules when they still haven't banned racing with birds flying everywhere. Such a vulture...
He’d probably have two career wins under his belt if he didn't spend all his time praying for someone else's misfortune.

Check out those Mark Webber overtakes on the highlights reel 🙏😁

Man, I really need to go back and watch how Kimi absolutely bullied people on track again 🙏🙏🙏

Jerry Rogers6 said:Please, go ahead—hit me with more of those brilliant takes.😁

The guy lacks the mental toughness of the true legends—I’m telling you, he’s going to crack because he won't be able to handle dealing with this much blatant negativity.

And then you get offended just because I asked a question.

When you drop a comment that mindless, it's pretty clear you haven't been paying attention to what's been happening over the last few seasons.

If you actually knew the history, you wouldn't have said that.

So, for homework, maybe try catching up on the last three seasons of Formula 1.

darkmarlin16 said:you clearly don't get Formula 1

Fair point. I don't understand how some people can be so shallow. 🙏

placidridge2 said:And then you get offended just because I asked a question.

When you drop a comment that mindless, it's pretty clear you haven't been paying attention to what's been happening over the last few seasons.

If you actually knew the history, you wouldn't have said that.

So, for homework, maybe try catching up on the last three seasons of Formula 1.

Fair point. I don't understand how some people can be so shallow. 🙏

Well, well—it was truly a pleasure being able to quote you twice in one lifetime.

ignore 👋

The clones are arriving. 🙏

Way too much effort for just one account. 😂

Tyler Bennett5 said:Let's go!
Pic 🙏🙏🙏

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shadowstag10 said:So now you're actually trying to tell me that two SC calls helped Fernando Alonso more than Lewis Hamilton? Seriously?

Look, if Sebastian hadn't retired, maybe Mark Webber wouldn't have even seen a podium, maybe Nico Rosberg would've spun out, or hey, maybe they'd all just be lost in the woods.

😕 No, I just phrased it that way so you wouldn't hit me with the counter-argument that the SCs actually benefited both of them. ☕

If Sebastian Vettel hadn't pulled out, maybe Mark Webber wouldn't have even seen a podium, maybe Nico Rosberg would've crashed out, or maybe they'd all be lost in the woods.

Come on. If we're going to settle that debate too, then there was no "masterclass" driving like some people here keep insisting on.

At this rate, he’d end up being credited as the sole driver of this GPP instead of Mark Webber or Lewis Hamilton. Honestly, if we're being real, they earned it long before he did.

Jerry Rogers6 said:Well, well—it was truly a pleasure being able to quote you twice in one lifetime.

ignore 👋

Typical. Once someone gets exposed as a total Formula 1 novice, they just hit you with the classic "ignore." They think they're experts when they actually don't have a clue.☕

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Heh, honestly, it seems like Pirelli really knows how to work the showbiz angle, doesn't it?

A bizarre start, an unpredictable flow, and a total wildcard of a finish. Honestly, what a strange race. I’m just sitting here waiting for the inevitable wave of finger-pointing directed at the tire manufacturers.

George Ramos15 said:Is Fernando Alonso really such a scavenger? Honestly, those claims aren't true, and I’m starting to lose interest in watching Formula 1 altogether. I don't get why there's such a massive argument over tire rules when they still haven't banned racing with birds flying everywhere. Such a vulture...
He’d probably have two career wins under his belt if he didn't spend all his time praying for someone else's misfortune.

Funny how he stays quiet and acts like a polite gentleman whenever he's on the podium next to those Americans.

Today he was granted the floor. The guy is just slippery like that. I guess that's just how other Spanish athletes turn out. ☕

placidridge2 said:Typical. Once someone gets exposed as a total Formula 1 novice, they just hit you with the classic "ignore." They think they're experts when they actually don't have a clue.☕

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That’s why we're here.
To help you learn.

placidridge2 said:Funny how he stays quiet and acts like a polite gentleman whenever he's on the podium next to those Americans.

Today he was granted the floor. The guy is just slippery like that. I guess that's just how other Spanish athletes turn out. ☕

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Jason Campbell70 said:That’s why we're here.
To help you learn.

It's the same old story, just a different face. This forum is basically full of people who think watching F1 is all about fanboy worship and making up their own myths instead of actually following the sport.

Drew Bennett68 said:If you ask me, Lewis Hamilton is the undisputed star of the race. Then you’ve got Paul di Resta and Mark Webber, who were both absolutely top-tier. Following them, I'd say Fernando Alonso, Nico Rosberg, and Felipe Massa were all incredibly solid performers. Rounding out the field, Kimi Räikkönen, Adrian Sutil, Nico Hülkenberg, and Daniel Ricciardo were all quite good in their own right.

Yeah, I’m with you there—especially when it comes to Lujo.

Jerry Rogers6 said:Check out those Mark Webber overtakes on the highlights reel 🙏😁

Man, I really need to go back and watch how Kimi absolutely bullied people on track again 🙏🙏🙏

Everyone was getting sliced up by Kimi. There's nothing left to watch there. 🤷Jenson Button didn't pit, so he didn't have a shot. He actually pulled off some insane defensive moves a couple of times too...

placidridge2 said:It's the same old story, just a different face. This forum is basically full of people who think watching F1 is all about fanboy worship and making up their own myths instead of actually following the sport.

Good for you, my dear friend.

Now, just imagine if the maestro said that with his thick Spanish accent.

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placidridge2 said:Funny how he stays quiet and acts like a polite gentleman whenever he's on the podium next to those Americans.

Today he was granted the floor. The guy is just slippery like that. I guess that's just how other Spanish athletes turn out. ☕

I noticed that too, but there's really no need to get insulting about it.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Everyone was getting sliced up by Kimi. There's nothing left to watch there. 🤷Jenson Button didn't pit, so he didn't have a shot. He actually pulled off some insane defensive moves a couple of times too...

Go back and watch the replay before you come at me with that.