2013 United States Grand Prix (Las Vegas) - April 21st

Jason Campbell70 said:Michael Schumacher - Fernando Alonso.

A fair comparison.

Maybe on personality... but looking at the actual results at Ferrari, the Alonso - Barrichello or Alonso - Massa comparisons fit way better.☕

Driving the Ferrari:
Alonso:
Year 1 - 2nd place
Year 2 - 4th place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Barrichello:
Year 1 - 4th place
Year 2 - 3rd place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Massa:
Year 1 - 3rd place
Year 2 - 4th place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Although, let's be real, Alonso was slightly better than both of them...

For crying out loud, Alonso... 🙏

God, I absolutely hate this damn DRS

Susan Alvarez94 said:In America, things have always been transparent, even back during the Eddie Irvine era: Deda would bring everyone over to Cora’s villa, she’d serve them some fine coffee, and they’d just sit down and talk it out. I suspect it's a similar setup with Fernando Alonso. The difference is that we don't even try to hide it, so it doesn't look childish; plus, we’ve never risked an internal collision while being part of the same team (Montreal doesn't count because they weren't teammates then). At the end of the day, even Deda, after breaking his leg during those final few races, played the role of the wingman for Eddie Irvine when it mattered, even if it wasn't helping him personally. I don't think Kmečko is the type of person who would act like that if he were in a similar spot. Neither Alonso nor Deda ever whined about tire strategy or complained about the opponents' drivers... and most importantly, at no point did they signal to their teammate that they wouldn't attempt an overtake, only to turn around and do it anyway. So, perhaps those two are scumbags too, but at least they never had to apologize to their own teammates.☕

Grandpa is a gentleman, and I'm telling you ☕

Jeremy Ward11 said:something similar to Vettel 🤣

🤣🤣

Maestro, what a driver 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

What a wild ride for the maestro 🤦
It’s such a total scam how they take 🙄

stormybadger8 said:Maybe on personality... but looking at the actual results at Ferrari, the Alonso - Barrichello or Alonso - Massa comparisons fit way better.☕

Driving the Ferrari:
Alonso:
Year 1 - 2nd place
Year 2 - 4th place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Barrichello:
Year 1 - 4th place
Year 2 - 3rd place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Massa:
Year 1 - 3rd place
Year 2 - 4th place
Year 3 - 2nd place

Although, let's be real, Alonso was slightly better than both of them...

Michael Schumacher secured those titles during his first three seasons at Ferrari. ☕

oh man, what an absolute masterclass in driving 🙏🙏🙏

maestro 🙏🙏

man, please...

What a total disaster this Ferrari is ☕

Fernando Alonso 😁

I swear, I absolutely hate it when I end up turning off the TV after only nine laps...

Jeeeee, could he have actually stood on equal footing within an English team led by an English driver? Besides, Hemić is easily the most sensitive, crybaby type out there.

Good grief, seriously 🤣🤣🤣

God, you're shaking like a leaf before the race starts.

If you ever build a car like Digić's, you might as well just toss it in the scrap heap right away.

Olivia Martin12 said:Look, instead of wasting your breath on this nonsense, you'd be better off switching over to ITV4.😉 http://www.btcc.net/pdf/ci_6.pdf Throw a +1 in there—the first one starts at 12:37, perfect for killing some time before Formula 1 kicks off.

Man, I'd honestly rather watch "Fruit of the Land." 😂

A masterful unfolding of events, if I do say so myself...

Why on earth is Massa heading into the pits right now??

Why did Massa head to the pits?
WTF is happening?🙂