Monaco GP 2015

I wouldn't be surprised if Bernie's army of revisionists tore down all these pretty posters online, Photoshopped "Formula 1" onto them, and then reuploaded them. That’s basically their whole playbook—they just haven't thought of the posters yet. Obviously.


(pay attention to that last line where it says 1929-1979)

So where did all the other Grand Prix go? There's more than enough proof that an "inaugural season" didn't even exist before 1981.

jadeseal7 said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circuit_de_Monaco

Lap record 1:14.439 (Michael Schumacher, Ferrari, 2004)

I don't see what the big deal is...

it's not on Bernie's official site

ruggedhawk20 said:

http://www.formula1.com/content/fom-...15/Monaco.html

I think it's pretty obvious Wikipedia isn't Bernie's official page

but this other one is

Does anyone have any thoughts on how things are looking right now? 🙂
For instance, what are the forecasts suggesting? Is Mr. Consistent actually going to pull off his third consecutive win here? And does Ferrari even stand a chance, considering the state of their tires?
Who do you think will be the one triggering a yellow flag during Q3?
Honestly, I am just tired of history repeating itself over and over again. 🙂

Wait, wasn't the very first World Championship held back in 1950?

rowdyrider12 said:Does anyone have any insight on the current situation? 🙂
For instance, what are the forecasts looking like? Is our local hero going to pull off a hat trick here? Does Ferrari even stand a chance given the tire situation?
Who’s going to trigger a yellow flag during Q3?
Forget the history books, just give it to me straight. 🙂

It's shaping up to be a massive showdown between the top two.

Lewis is hungry to make up for last year's performance in Q3.
The local favorite is feeling right at home, and he'll be pushing hard to keep his winning streak alive and close the gap in the championship standings.

The rest of the Formula 1 field has a shot if this dominant duo messes up at the start or during the race itself. It won't be raining.

The tension—or rather, the probability of these two clashing on track—is heating up as we countdown to Sunday's 2:00 PM start.

We'll have much more clarity after tomorrow's qualifying. There won't be any rain tomorrow.

rowdyrider12 said:Anyone got any thoughts on how things are looking right now? 🙂
Like, what’s the forecast? Is Mr. Consistent going to pull off his third win in a row here? And does Ferrari even stand a chance given those tires?
Who's gonna trigger a yellow flag during Q3?
Forget history... just let it go. 🙂

I'm leaning toward Hamza taking it.
Ferrari doesn't have a prayer—honestly, neither does anyone else.

Really hoping we see some points for McLaren for once.

neonfox65 said:I think Hamza will win.

Hmm.

It's interesting. This might be one of those rare tracks that actually suits Rosberg better.

Just thinking out loud here—it's basically the only circuit where Rosberg holds a convincing winning record against Hamilton.

Looking at the last two races in Monaco, Rosberg walked away with two pole positions and two wins.
During that same stretch, his teammate managed two second-place qualifying spots and finished fourth once and second once in the actual races.

What’s most intriguing about Monaco? I believe it's the only track where Verstappen has a positive score compared to Vettel.

I'm not saying I expect Rosberg to beat Lewis, but I wouldn't be surprised if he did.

The guy in pole position definitely has the edge here.

Jason Campbell70 said:Hm.

It’s interesting that this is one of the rare tracks where you could argue the setup favors Rosberg more.

Off the top of my head, it’s the only circuit where Rosberg holds a convincingly positive record against Hamilton.

Over the last two Monaco races, Rosberg walked away with two pole positions and two wins.

Meanwhile, his teammate managed two second-place qualifying results and finished fourth once and second once in the race.

The most interesting thing about Monaco, I think, is that it might be the only track where Verstappen has a positive score compared to Vettel.

I’m not saying I expect Rosberg to beat Lewis, but I wouldn't be surprised if he does.

The guy taking the pole here has the advantage.

And who’s better in the corners?

steelmaker83 said:But which one actually handles the corners better?

I believe the answer can be found right here in this image:

Wow, I have to ask, who on earth is this person?

Frank Collins85 said:wow, who on earth is this person?

Let us call her, if we lack a more precise term, a mere one-night stand

Frank Collins85 said:Wow, who on earth is being called a whore here?

Well, we just call this friend a "free spirit" or an independent artist.

Lewis's face says it all—"Bro, look at what's heading my way tonight."😁

Frank Collins85 said:Wow—who on earth are we talking about here?

Tina Katanich?

analogpilot16 said:Tina Katanich?

Before Nata Kitanić

vividlynx68 said:You can just see it written all over Lewis’s face—he looks like he’s thinking, "Man, I know exactly what kind of night I'm in for." 😁

There really is something special about being at the top, isn't there? It’s that feeling of absolute command, where everything finally falls into place just the way you intended. Honestly, it feels pretty incredible to hold the crown for a while.😉

Show up, chicken—you're about to get crowed by a rooster

What are you guys even doing?

ruggedhawk20 said:If a hen shows up, the rooster's gonna be ready to strut his stuff immediately.

Are you guys even paying attention? Seriously, what's going on here?

I was just about to get into it myself...😁

ruggedhawk20 said:it’s like when a chicken shows up and the rooster immediately starts acting all high and mighty

Are you guys even paying attention over there, man?

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And you know how marriage goes...