2013 Chinese Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (April 12-14)
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#402 ·
darkmarlin16 said:I mean, seriously, Fernando is basically cruising at half throttle and still pulling faster laps than everyone else 🙏 🙂
Fixed your post. ☕
#403 ·
Back in '05 and '06, he absolutely dominated on Chinese soil.
Those wins in 2005 and 2006 basically cemented Fernando Alonso as World Champion.
Those wins in 2005 and 2006 basically cemented Fernando Alonso as World Champion.
#405 ·
placidridge2 said:Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looked pretty obvious during qualifying that Red Bull wouldn't be fighting for the win in China.
They simply don't have the pace in China. Everything else, as you put it, is just damage control. With how competitive the field is, they'll take whatever points they can grab.
From the jump, this race was already lost for them.
To be honest? I'm not sure.
Between the mistakes both drivers made, I can't really pin down their actual qualifying speed.
And since race strategy, tire choice, and ultimately the final standings all depend on qualifying results... well, it's hard to say.
#406 ·
The fans finally have a reason to celebrate. 🙏 It feels like we’ve actually witnessed Ferrari produce a car that is undeniably the fastest on the grid. 🙏
I suppose anything short of a championship title would be quite a shock at this point.
I suppose anything short of a championship title would be quite a shock at this point.
#408 ·
Nathan Jones98 said:Man, this Ferrari is an absolute beast
I honestly don't think anyone else has had a car this dominant through the first three races. But then again, give a machine like that to a driver who can't find their rhythm and you're looking at a P4 or P6 finish. Put a real talent behind the wheel, though, and you're looking at total domination.
#409 ·
William Bennett53 said:The fans finally have a reason to celebrate. 🙏 It feels like we’ve actually witnessed Ferrari produce a car that is undeniably the fastest on the grid. 🙏
I suppose anything short of a championship title would be quite a shock at this point.
TBF, log out of Dorianov's account. ☕
#411 ·
William Bennett53 said:The fans finally have a reason to celebrate. 🙏 It feels like we’ve actually witnessed Ferrari produce a car that is undeniably the fastest on the grid. 🙏
I suppose anything short of a championship title would be quite a shock at this point.
Give me a break, everyone... the season has barely started. I honestly can't tell if you guys are being dead serious or just messing around.
We're nowhere near the end of the season, not to mention how much everyone's form is bouncing around right now.
You can't seriously expect Ferrari to stay this far ahead of the pack in every single race, right? 😕
#412 ·
darkmarlin16 said:Back in '05 and '06, he absolutely dominated on Chinese soil.
Those wins in 2005 and 2006 basically cemented Fernando Alonso as World Champion.
Ever heard the saying— History is the teacher of life?
#413 ·
Good grief, look at the angle of that front wing endplate relative to the track.
They’re definitely up to something again. ☕
They’re definitely up to something again. ☕
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