Miami Grand Prix - May 29, 2016

This is actually the perfect amount of light drizzle—just enough to keep things interesting without causing a total mess on the starting grid, yet sufficient enough that the track won't completely dry out within ten laps. Anyone could walk away with a win at this point, just like we saw during the GP Miami

It would be pretty nice to see Palmer take the checkered flag

Anyone got a link for this?

Thanks

Lewis Hamilton was practically begging for rain yesterday, just to see if that lightning-fast Englishman could actually handle the chaos when things get messy. On a side note, I placed a bet that whoever takes the lead at the start won't end up on the top step of the podium, and that the winner's margin will be less than six seconds. Wish me luck 🙂

swifttiger75 said:If anyone happens to have a working link that isn't constantly buffering or lagging, that would be amazing... 👍

Well, here you go, take your pick.

http://livetv.sx/en/eventinfo/417882_monaco_grand_prix/

😁

Almost everyone is on full WET except for Groznog and Gutierrez—Haas is running inters. 🙏

Samuel Ruiz4 said:Does anyone have a link?

Thanks

Acestream ID: 5bbb12790e8114f3686108d8654881cfabe836aa (6000kbps) recommended upload: 4mbps

Acestream ID: a954bf330421aaa7ba64ba79e9028e77209d7a9f (3000kbps) recommended upload: any

Acestream ID: b170307d3435f4b6d9b84e962a83b7ab8cc19d33 (1200kbps) recommended upload: any

Rain, rain 🎉

I’m expecting the unexpected—like seeing if Germany breaks down again, though honestly, that wouldn't even be a surprise at this point.
What would actually be unexpected? If Ricciardo holds his nerve and the Ferrari pit wall doesn't completely blow it.

Looks like we’re looking at full WET tires—and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if we see a Safety Car right out of the gate.

Looks like they're starting behind the SC 🙂

If this were actually a standard track, we’d be looking at a world-class race.

As it stands? Expect nothing but wreckage and constant SC.

Jason Campbell70 said:If this were actually a decent circuit, we might have seen a world-class race for once.

As it stands, all we're looking at is a massive amount of debris and endless Safety Car periods...

.... and honestly, anyone could walk away with a win under these conditions.

I assume you all placed some money on the long shots, didn't you?☕

Does anyone know if there's an English stream available anywhere?

Jason Campbell70 said:If this were actually a decent track, we’d be looking at a world-class race.

As it stands, expect nothing but debris and a constant stream of Safety Cars.

It’ll still turn out to be a decent enough race, I suppose. 77 laps—probably pushing right up against the two-hour mark.

wanderingharbor492 said:.... and anyone can win if they try hard enough.

That was Fernando Alonso's exact response on Sky, after being asked, "can he win"

😁

fadedwalker18 said:Or for instance, if Olivier Panis was actually able to pull off a win in a mediocre Ligier...?

Luck wasn't the only factor at play.

Typically, Olivier would qualify somewhere in the middle of the pack.
However, if I recall correctly, his son was born on that Saturday.
Then, during Sunday morning's warm-up session, Olivier clocked the fastest lap.
It was inevitable that he would secure the victory on Sunday.
The weather conditions also played a role, as heavy rain caused numerous collisions.
That single career victory was essentially secured by those specific circumstances.

Alright, let's get this show on the road... 🙂

Starting behind the SC? 🤦

🤦 x 100

They're starting out under the Safety Car, what a complete mess...😢

🙄

What a joke.