2013 Monaco Grand Prix

stormybadger8 said:Interesting stuff...
Isn't that the whole point though—that rain is where you actually see who the real drivers are? It basically levels the playing field and kills the car advantage—straight up.😍
Plus, we’ve got Monaco on the schedule... just another street circuit.😁

So how on earth did Vettel grab pole with a whole second lead? 🍿
Shouldn't the Maestro be sitting there with at least a three-second cushion over second place?😬🤣

stormybadger8 said:Interesting...
Isn't there a common saying that rain is what truly separates the great drivers from the rest—since the weather basically levels the playing field and minimizes the technical edge of the car?😍
On top of everything else, we have Monaco on the schedule—yet another street circuit.😁

So how on earth did Sebastian Vettel manage to snag pole position—with a full second lead, no less? 🍿
Wouldn't you expect the Maestro to be sitting at least three seconds ahead of whoever is in second place? — I mean, that's just how it should work.😬🤣

Nathan Jones98 said:I honestly can't see why anyone wouldn't be thrilled about rain at the Monaco Grand Prix
given how much it could give Williams Racing a fighting chance at pole position

Taylor Watson15 said:What happens if these guys actually get hurt by this equipment—like, they pick up some kind of infection or an STD? Imagine them trying to explain to their wives that they caught something just because they nicked themselves on a coin.

redheron12 said:Doping....that's the only explanation....so he's right 😁

stormybadger8 said:Aeee😁
Even if nobody is more doped up than Kimi Räikkönen🤣
that alone makes him the winner☕

As for the visuals—it’s quite an interesting mix of shots here...🤣




Comments...
Nico Rosberg — Hmm, the Monaco Grand Prix is my scene... looking good, feeling great... hey baby, come over here😁
Fernando Alonso — I'm actually a bit shy... maybe I'll just cover it up so it looks even bigger...
Mark Webber — Hmm, I wonder if I should just surprise them, or if I really ought to ask Pittwald first?
Newey — Solid aerodynamics—I'm dying to know where they hid that blown diffuser...🤔

redheron12 said:I’ve got to say, that old rogue all the way on the right... heaven knows what he's thinking about.🤣

Tyler Bennett5 said:Honestly, I think the best one is Prince Albert—who is probably just sitting there muttering to himself:

"I hate pit babes, I hate babes, I really hate pit babes."

Taylor Watson15 said:It would be absolute chaos if they put a DRS zone through the tunnel—imagine seeing who actually has the guts to push it to the limit there...

Taylor Watson15 said:And what if these guys actually get hurt by this stuff? Like, they catch some trichomonas or chlamydia, or God forbid, syphilis. And then they have to tell their girlfriends it happened because they cut themselves on a coin?

Richard Vaughn62 said:No way, that's just way too dangerous...

darkmarlin16 said:That was dangerous, but honestly, it’s even more reckless when a driver is just desperately defending their position; if he had been driving like that normally, I would have simply overtaken him myself. 😬

Brian Campbell36 said:It appears that Ferrari is once again struggling to find their rhythm in the final sector, trailing by about 0.3 seconds. One can't help but wonder if this is merely a momentary lapse in aerodynamic efficiency or perhaps a deeper, more systemic issue with how they are managing tire degradation toward the end of a qualifying lap? It truly makes you ponder whether they can ever truly bridge that gap if they cannot master the technical intricacies of those final corners. 🙂
It seems they simply cannot help themselves from finding some way to stumble, can they? It is truly baffling when you consider that they actually managed to clock the fastest time through the middle sector.