#1 ·
Jean Alesi sounds just like that diving instructor from Along Come Polly with Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston. Hilarious.π
2012 Japanese GP (Suzuka) - Oct 7th
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#2 ·
Sebastian Vettel did his usual thing, Felipe Massa was a total surprise, and Iβm stoked about Kamui getting a podium.
Pretty boring race overall.
Pretty boring race overall.
#4 ·
nimblesurfer17 said:Iβm just sitting here waiting for an apology from Fernando Alonso, because he completely wrecked Kim's race when he clipped his front wing...
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#5 ·
nimblesurfer17 said:Iβm waiting on an apology from Alonso since he totally wrecked Kim's race by snapping his front wing...
#6 ·
nimblesurfer17 said:using a photo as "proof" of Kimi Raikkonen's mistake...π π π π€£
Got any better evidence to claim otherwise?
Of course not. π
Until then.π
#7 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Not bad. π
Yesterday, Novak Djokovic didn't even know his fellow commentator's name, so he just kept calling him "Ante."
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#8 ·
Austin Evans said:π
Mika did it with actual class while under massive pressure. These kids today? They cry over every little damn thing. Someone overtakes them, someone bumps them slightly, someone waves at them from another car, someone gives them a dirty look from the stands, hell, even if a bird shits on their visor... they start whining like babies!
So stoked to see Kamui Kobayashi on the podium in US Japan! This crowd is freaking insane! π
Totally agree about the fans.
But as for the drivers, they aren't all cut from the same cloth. You got a few total crybabies, sure, but there are a couple who definitely aren't. Though, people always find some other bullshit to complain about. π
Boring race, and now everyone's claiming Lotus is cooking up some killer upgradesβwe'll see. Anything can happen, but if you ask me, this is turning into an Alonso vs. Vettel showdown.
Korea is coming up in just a week, sweet.
Later y'all
#9 ·
Iβm watching RAI, and honestly, theyβre whining like little kids. But even now, theyβve already quieted down because they realize Kimi Raikkonen isn't the one at fault here. Itβs always the same pattern: when Sebastian Vettel pushes Fernando Alonso out, they cry foul; then when Alonso pushes Kimi Raikkonen, they cry foul again. In my opinion, Alonso really messed up today. He had such a massive advantage that all he needed to do was manage the damage, but instead, he went looking for extra positions right at the start.
#10 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Got any actual evidence to prove otherwise?
Of course you don't. π
Until thenπ
Claiming that Kimi Raikkonen is automatically at fault for a clean spin just because there was contact between Kim's wing and Alonso's rear left tireβand then posting an image that only proves contact happened (which nobody is even disputing!) without showing how that contact actually occurredβis nothing more than pure trolling...
But hey, seeing as you're such a huge Alonso fan, I guess this kind of behavior isn't really surprising...
Keep up the
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#11 ·
Someone needs to send GroΕΎdan on vacation until the end of the season... Itβd be nice if the other guys could actually race normally instead of constantly worrying about getting blasted by a rocket from behind β
#12 ·
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat πππ
I honestly thought Iβd never feel this kind of pure euphoria again after Monza 2008π
But here we are. It finally happened.π
Getting to see Vettel and Kamui Kobayashi standing on that podium together π
Man, I almost teared up from the sheer joy of it all. π
Time to go celebrate ππ
I honestly thought Iβd never feel this kind of pure euphoria again after Monza 2008π
But here we are. It finally happened.π
Getting to see Vettel and Kamui Kobayashi standing on that podium together π
Man, I almost teared up from the sheer joy of it all. π
Time to go celebrate ππ
#13 ·
Joshua Rivera56 said:Watching RAI fans cry like babies. Theyβre finally calming down now that they realize Kimi Raikkonen isn't the problem.
Did they wipe their tears just in time to see Alonso flinch when Kim stepped up? πΏ
Whatever, better late than never (unlike some people on this forum). π
#14 ·
Totally worth getting out of bed just to witness that absolute disaster of a race π π π
Even if I have to deal with HemiΔ sitting at P1
HemiΔ is out... π€£
Even if I have to deal with HemiΔ sitting at P1
HemiΔ is out... π€£
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nimblesurfer17 said:Claiming that because there was contact between Kimi Raikkonen's wing and Alonso's rear left tire, Kimi is automatically at fault for the spin... and then posting a picture that only proves contact happenedβwhich nobody is disputing, but doesn't explain how the contact occurred in the first placeβis just pure trolling.
Video, photo?
Of course you don't have them.
I just finished watching the replay of the start.
At no point was Kimi Raikkonen ahead of Alonso, not even by a fraction of the car. In all that chaos, Kimi caught Alonso's rear tire with his front wing..
Pure carelessness on Kimi's part. A clear misjudgment.
#16 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Got any video or pics?
Of course you don't.
I just finished watching the replay of the start.
Kimi Raikkonen wasn't ahead of Fernando Alonso for even a secondβnot even by an inch. In all that chaos, Kimi Raikkonen clipped Alonso's rear tire with his front wing.
Total carelessness on Kimi Raikkonen's part. Clearly just a bad read.
Stop bolding irrelevant details... the point is that the wing hit the tire because Alonso pushed Kimi Raikkonen onto the grass. Stop lying to everyone here. β
The Sky commentator explained it perfectly (though I'm not sure what there is to explain)... it's the same mess as when GroΕΎdan pushed Lewis Hamilton at Spa-Francorchamps.
#17 ·
Jason Campbell70 said:Got any video or photos?
Of course you don't.
Anyway, I just finished watching the replay of the start.
At no point was Kimi Raikkonen ahead of Fernando Alonsoβnot even by a fraction of the carβand in all that chaos, Kimi Raikkonen caught Alonso's rear tire with his front wing.
It was pure carelessness on Kimi Raikkonen's partβjust a clear case of misjudging the gap.
What a troll...π ππ€£
#18 ·
Joshua Rivera56 said:Iβm watching RAI, and theyβre whining like children. Theyβve already calmed down, though, because they realize Kimi Raikkonen isn't the problem here. When Vettel pushes Alonso out, they cry. When Alonso pushes Raikkonen out, they cry. Today, Alonso simply messed up. He had such a massive advantage that he just needed to minimize the damage, but instead, he went hunting for an extra position right at the start.
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When heβs controlling the race (like in Singapore), you all complain that he should have been more aggressive. When he actually attacks because he needs the points, you complain that he should have played it safe....
Ridiculous.
#20 ·
ruggedfox28 said:It was worth getting up just to witness that pathetic little slapπ π π
Even if I have to deal with Finger on P1
HemiΔ is out.. π€£
And this also deserves a laugh...
How desperate do you have to be to celebrate because there's slightly less crap hitting you...
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