Miami Grand Prix - May 29, 2016
Started by swiftmaker12 · · 👁 15 views · 293 replies
#62 ·
Hey everyone. After being tied up with things for a few days, I'm finally getting around to posting some shots I took of the drivers and cars back during my previous trips to Monaco.
Just a little something to build the hype before tomorrow's free practice sessions.
I’ll be dropping more photos later—just random bits and pieces to give you a feel for the atmosphere there.
And since one click usually turns any of these into a perfect profile picture, feel free to grab whatever you like.
Just a little something to build the hype before tomorrow's free practice sessions.
I’ll be dropping more photos later—just random bits and pieces to give you a feel for the atmosphere there.
And since one click usually turns any of these into a perfect profile picture, feel free to grab whatever you like.
#63 ·
Timothy Castillo6 said:http://www.foxsports.com.au/motorspo...79626994a1deb5
F1: Red Bull to get more powerful Renault engine for Monaco Grand Prix
So Red Bull is getting an upgrade, but just for one single engine.
Estimates are anywhere from 0.2 to maybe even 0.5 seconds per lap.
Can they actually pull it off with this one questionable upgrade—staying ahead of Franklin and beating out Mercedes?
They’re even talking about a real fight with the Bear.
Whatever. I can't wait.
🙂
Everyone is praising this upgrade. If it holds up, they might be right on Ferrari's heels here, maybe even a tiny bit faster...
But honestly? I highly doubt anyone can actually threaten Mercedes with pure pace. I don't believe we'll see two interesting races in a row.
😁
#64 ·
Let's take it step by step. Thanks to better tech—and my own improving photography skills—the quality has definitely gone up over the years.
Back in 2007, we had winner Fernando Alonso:


Then came 2008, with Lewis Hamilton taking the win:


Moving on to 2009 and our winner, Jenson Button:


Back in 2007, we had winner Fernando Alonso:


Then came 2008, with Lewis Hamilton taking the win:


Moving on to 2009 and our winner, Jenson Button:


#65 ·
Here comes round two—the winners from 2010 through 2012.
As technology improved, my photography skills actually started catching up—slowly, at least.
Back in 2010, we had Mark Webber taking the win:


Then 2011, with Sebastian Vettel in the winner's circle:


And finally 2012, where Mark Webber grabbed it again:


As technology improved, my photography skills actually started catching up—slowly, at least.
Back in 2010, we had Mark Webber taking the win:


Then 2011, with Sebastian Vettel in the winner's circle:


And finally 2012, where Mark Webber grabbed it again:


#66 ·
Here’s a look at the work from Goofy—covering three rounds and the winners from 2013 through 2015.
As my technique has improved over the years, I feel like my photography has really started to come along, too.
Back in 2013, the winner was Nico Rosberg:


Fast forward to 2014, and Nico Rosberg takes it again:


Then there's 2015, with Nico Rosberg winning once more:


As my technique has improved over the years, I feel like my photography has really started to come along, too.
Back in 2013, the winner was Nico Rosberg:


Fast forward to 2014, and Nico Rosberg takes it again:


Then there's 2015, with Nico Rosberg winning once more:


#67 ·
Monaco legends:
Michael Schumacher:
Captured back in 2008—he was doing some laps with a journalist at the time.

Captured in 2008 during those laps with a reporter.

Taken in 2010 near the Ferrero area.

Shot in 2011 from the P grandstands—right behind the pool section.

From 2012, taken from the T1 stands—gives you a view of the pits and the track just past the pool.

Michael Schumacher:
Captured back in 2008—he was doing some laps with a journalist at the time.

Captured in 2008 during those laps with a reporter.

Taken in 2010 near the Ferrero area.

Shot in 2011 from the P grandstands—right behind the pool section.

From 2012, taken from the T1 stands—gives you a view of the pits and the track just past the pool.

#68 ·
A few more legends from the streets of Monaco:
Mika Hakkinen (our 1998 winner) and Goofy 2015 grabbing coffee near the Rascasse corner
Alain Prost—the 4-time winner of the Indianapolis 500

Jackie Stewart—who took the Indy 500 three times over

Keke Rosberg—the man who won the Indianapolis 500 back in '83 driving for Williams

David Coulthard—a two-time winner at the Indianapolis 500

Mika Hakkinen (our 1998 winner) and Goofy 2015 grabbing coffee near the Rascasse corner
Alain Prost—the 4-time winner of the Indianapolis 500

Jackie Stewart—who took the Indy 500 three times over

Keke Rosberg—the man who won the Indianapolis 500 back in '83 driving for Williams

David Coulthard—a two-time winner at the Indianapolis 500

#69 ·
A few more random bits from Monaco:
An art piece featuring yachts... perfect for a poster to hang on the bedroom wall:

Monaco panorama 1:

Goofy relaxing by the pool:

Monaco panorama 2:

Monaco panorama 3:

An art piece featuring yachts... perfect for a poster to hang on the bedroom wall:

Monaco panorama 1:

Goofy relaxing by the pool:

Monaco panorama 2:

Monaco panorama 3:

#70 ·
And here we are—closing things out with the same energy I started with...
Let's just get this junk over with:




To wrap up our Indy 500 presentation, we have a special guest returning from last year—someone leading the charge in that new wave of adult documentary-style reality films:

Let's just get this junk over with:




To wrap up our Indy 500 presentation, we have a special guest returning from last year—someone leading the charge in that new wave of adult documentary-style reality films:

#73 ·
swiftmaker12 said:You haven't the slightest clue how much I appreciate the praise!
🙏
Well, if that's the case, then I suppose I should offer my own praise for opening this thread in your signature style!
😁
#74 ·
Terry Carter2 said:If that's the case, then I guess I should applaud you for kicking off this thread in your own style!
😁
Thanks, too.
I was just trying to avoid being overly dry—wanted to add a little life to things...
👍
#75 ·
The photo safari idea is pure genius. Honestly, just keep it up. We should probably all chip in collectively to fund your travels to every single race. That way, we’d finally have our own dedicated on-the-ground reporter representing this forum. Consider this my formal proposal.
#76 ·
swiftmaker12 said:And I’m planning on doing the Belgian Grand Prix and Monza too, if you guys don't mind!
By all means, please do. 👏
#78 ·
Drew Bennett68 said:As the years passed, my technique continued to improve steadily.😛
Left hand or right? 🙂
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