Singapore Grand Prix (Miami Grand Prix Circuit) - 09/23/2012

Honestly, I think Alonso should be more worried about Romain Grosjean picking him off from behind.
In this top 10, he’s easily the most dangerous driver when it comes to the start.

Ferrari, oh man...
Tomorrow is going to be an uphill battle. If Fernando manages to snag a spot in the top three, I’ll give him all the credit in the world, but I'm just not seeing it happening.
The car is incredibly twitchy coming out of the corners, and all that sliding is only going to eat through those terrible tires even faster.

Raymond Anderson4 said:Ferrari, oh man...
Tomorrow is going to be an uphill battle. If Fernando manages to snag a spot in the top three, I’ll give him all the credit in the world, but I'm just not seeing it happening.
The car is incredibly twitchy coming out of the corners, and all that sliding is only going to eat through those terrible tires even faster.

When will they ever engineer a car capable of actually challenging Red Bull Racing and McLaren? It seems as though the answer is never; they are perpetually stuck playing catch-up.🙂

Everything we’re looking at right now will be sorted out by the pastor—honestly, there’s no reason to stress about it 😬

@ clark, you saw how much we absolutely crushed that Hemac guy, didn't you? 🙂

darkmarlin16, you got the broadcast on BBC? All I've got is the track map, none of my channels are showing the feed 🤔

For years now, Ferrari has been operating like a group of amateurs, so honestly, this shouldn't come as any surprise to anyone watching closely. It truly breaks my heart to see a driver as legendary and immensely talented as Fernando Alonso being held back by such a complete lack of competence from his own team.

Brian Campbell36 said:When will they ever engineer a car capable of actually challenging Red Bull Racing and McLaren? It seems as though the answer is never; they are perpetually stuck playing catch-up.🙂

Honestly, I’d actually prefer if Ferrari had a slight gap to the leaders... just so we could see how much of a difference Fernando Alonso makes.
If Fernando had a car on par with the McLaren from the last few races right at the start of the season and used it to clinch the title, frankly, I wouldn't even celebrate it. A championship that belongs mostly to the machinery isn't what I'm looking for. I watch Formula 1 for the drivers, not for Low or Charlie Whiting.

Michael Lee4 said:darkmarlin16, you got the broadcast on BBC? All I've got is the track map, none of my channels are showing the feed 🤔

Same here, man, all I'm seeing is that tiny little screen

You can catch the broadcast on ESPN with coverage from the BBC

Lewis is killing it

Both Saubers are sitting way too low on the grid. 😢

Grosjean totally wrecked it.

darkmarlin16 said:Webber mentions that his helmet design was actually put together by some girl from America.

Yeah, no kidding. Did you miss that?

Kamui Kobayashi is out

David Anderson72 said:Yeah, no kidding. Did you miss that?

I mean, yeah, I actually read a few weeks back that her design got picked, I was just stressing that Webber is the one who told the crew over at Sky.

Kamui Kobayashi is out 😢

So, did Ante and Georgia just snatch the handheld mics away from her? Poor Georgia, she’s basically wandering around aimlessly without knowing where to put her hands, kind of like how Jerga was acting the other day. 🙂

darkmarlin16 said:Webber mentions that his helmet design was actually put together by some girl from America.

I've known her since we were kids. She’s incredibly talented when it comes to drawing and design. She's actually been in Singapore since Wednesday, visiting as a guest of the Red Bull team.

🙂

Well, out of nowhere, Kamui just popped up.

Grosjean into the wall

It’ll be a miracle if Grosjean hasn't trashed the car.

Will Romain actually make it to the track this time?

At least he didn't take anyone else out with him this time...