British GP (Silverstone) | July 1–3, 2022

What did I say about luck

Way to go, Charles

LET'S GOOOOOO! 🎉

It’ll be pretty wild seeing how things shake out at the starting line tomorrow

Charles Leclerc messed up again right when it mattered most. Honestly, it’s happened too many times now for it to just be bad luck.

I am genuinely happy for Carlos; he really needed a result like this to rebuild his confidence

But let’s be real: Max Verstappen is going to be breathing down his neck from the very first turn tomorrow...

Typical behavior from the British crowd—nothing but boos for Max Verstappen and non-stop chanting for Lewis Hamilton, yet when you look at the fans in the Netherlands, they actually gave Hamilton a proper warm welcome.

Richard Walker38 said:The English crowd is just predictably toxic—cheering for Max constantly while chanting "Lewis, Lewis" at every turn, yet when we were in the Netherlands, the fans actually showed Hamilton some respect.

Honestly, they are absolute bottom-of-the-barrel. Last year, they were practically celebrating when Max slammed into the wall...

Hands down the most pathetic, repulsive group of fans I have ever seen.

Anthony Baker84 said:like I said, babe

What do you mean by that? Both Max and Charles totally blew it in those final laps, but Sainz didn't...

cosmicmoose2 said:What do you think, man? Both Max and Charles messed up their final laps—Sainz didn't.

I mean, it looks like everyone behind him totally tanked—even Alonso had to pull out. It’s pretty clear he crossed the line right before the rain just absolutely hammered down during that last lap. He was stuck with the worst times out of those top 5 or 6 guys just because he was leading the pack on track.

cosmicmoose2 said:What are you even talking about, man? Both Max and Charles blew it in those final laps, but Sainz definitely didn't.

How did Max blow it? He was dropping faster lap times every single turn! Sainz was cruising through S3, while Charles was stuck in S2 when he spun out and ruined his own lap. Plus, Max was right behind Charles, so he had to slow down because of that yellow flag in S2—which was totally Charles's fault anyway.

Hey, here's Sainz—back to his roots after a decade-long stretch.
The second Spaniard just couldn't catch a break—his battery ran dry even though he was right there, just three seconds from the finish line. He had the best shot at it, but luck just wasn't on his side this time.
Max is easily the best of this generation.
Love him or hate him, it's just the reality.
Ham defined an entire decade, and now it’s finally time for the younger drivers to step up and grab the glory, the massive sponsorships, and all those ridiculous endorsements.

Sainz was just in the right spot at the right moment. The guys trailing him had much worse track conditions to deal with, simple as that. Verstappen is just on another level this weekend—it's an easy win for him tomorrow.

Jacob Castillo70 said:The absolute worst, most repulsive group of fans out there...

Honestly, this applies to pretty much any sport. They’re just—well, they're the most obnoxious people you'll ever encounter. There's really no competition when it comes to how much they get under your skin.

That was some incredible qualifying action.
If only tomorrow's race could be even half as thrilling as this... 🙏

Carlos 🙏

Solid drive by Sainz. He keeps stepping it up. If he can just stay out of trouble, I wouldn't be surprised if he overtakes Leclerc soon.

Richard Walker38 said:Leclerc screws up at the worst possible moments again. It’s happened way too many times to be a coincidence.

Unfortunately, that's just how he drives. We all saw this coming. He's never going to change. He lacks that raw, insane pace, so he tries to make up for it by taking massive risks. That just leads to endless mistakes...

Brian Garcia24 said:Solid drive by Sainz. He’s looking better every single race. Honestly, if he can just stop having such rotten luck, I wouldn't be shocked at all to see him sitting ahead of Leclerc before long.

The thing is, that's just who the guy is—not like we haven't known this forever. He's never going to change his ways. He doesn't have that insane, raw, "out-of-this-world" pace, so he tries to make up for it by taking these absolutely wild risks, which inevitably leads to a mountain of stupid mistakes.

By the time the season wraps up, he’ll probably end up ahead of Leclerc in the standings again anyway.

Seriously, HALO just saved another life.

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