Singapore Grand Prix (Miami Grand Prix Circuit) - 09/23/2012
Started by darkmarlin16 · · 👁 12 views · 590 replies
#123 ·
What on earth is going on with the qualifying broadcast? I can't find anything on my local channels here in the States, and from what I'm hearing, it’s not showing up on any of the usual cable networks either.
#126 ·
LOL, qualifying kicks off at 3:00 PM.
I spent about twenty minutes frantically flipping through channels and streams myself. 😁
I spent about twenty minutes frantically flipping through channels and streams myself. 😁
#127 ·
Pastor Maldonado’s gonna sort out these two guys fighting for the runner-up spot, so you just focus on dealing with Lewis.
#129 ·
🤣 I’m looking at this too and can't make heads or tails of it. Now that I've switched over to German RTL, it says 3:00 PM
The online TV crew clearly messed up the timing on their website
The online TV crew clearly messed up the timing on their website
#130 ·
That same guy wrote the Italian Grand Prix instead of the Belgian Grand Prix, if I remember right 😁
#132 ·
Tomorrow, Lewis only needs to worry about Pastor Maldonado—specifically, making contact with him. When it comes to raw pace, he’s clearly the best on the grid, unfortunately☕
#134 ·
Let’s just hand Lewis Hamilton a penalty right now—something like "impact with the wall"—just so we can see Pastor Maldonado start on pole
in Los Angeles.
Look, Maldonado is actually pretty decent when he’s out there by himself during qualifying, but the second he sees cars coming from both
sides, he loses his cool and completely forgets to hit the brakes on time.
in Los Angeles.
Look, Maldonado is actually pretty decent when he’s out there by himself during qualifying, but the second he sees cars coming from both
sides, he loses his cool and completely forgets to hit the brakes on time.
#136 ·
Pastor isn't going to take anyone out in the first half-lap tomorrow.
Aside from those messy starts at Monaco and Spa-Francorchamps, his starts have been pretty much flawless.
It's just a matter of how long it takes before he loses his focus.
Aside from those messy starts at Monaco and Spa-Francorchamps, his starts have been pretty much flawless.
It's just a matter of how long it takes before he loses his focus.
#137 ·
Ferrari is brutally slow on this circuit, incredibly slow 🙂
If Fernando Alonso finishes 4th, he should probably just take the win and be happy. He’s clearly slower than Sebastian Vettel and both McLarens, and honestly, the only way he's beating Mark Webber is if things go sideways. What on earth are they doing over at Ferrari? They promised upgrades for the Singapore Grand Prix, yet it seems like their aerodynamic downforce is suffering once again.
Tomorrow, Alonso’s best bet is simply managing damage control while the engineers scramble to actually deliver a legitimate update to the car.
If Fernando Alonso finishes 4th, he should probably just take the win and be happy. He’s clearly slower than Sebastian Vettel and both McLarens, and honestly, the only way he's beating Mark Webber is if things go sideways. What on earth are they doing over at Ferrari? They promised upgrades for the Singapore Grand Prix, yet it seems like their aerodynamic downforce is suffering once again.
Tomorrow, Alonso’s best bet is simply managing damage control while the engineers scramble to actually deliver a legitimate update to the car.
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