2012 Japanese GP (Suzuka) - Oct 7th

Michael Lee4 said:Oh please... you're definitely not gonna catch me with that trolling nonsense of yours🤣

Anyway, I totally missed a chunk of the race... can someone please enlighten me—where did Baby end up in the standings? 🤔

I know he was sitting at P4

he just cruised through the pits by basically hitting buttons and calling it a day

A night race in Bangkok? Honestly, could be a vibe. Singapore is killer for that kind of thing.
F1 in Greece? Please, who would even care? Total waste of time.
And this race in Japan is starting to get seriously boring.

Japan is just Japan—honestly, such a snooze-fest of a race, ugh...

Jason Clark14 said:The race in Japan is starting to feel a bit tedious.

Indianapolis is always a slog to watch.

Keith Moore21 said:I mean, Japan is just Japan. It was a pretty dull race, honestly...

And then you have to deal with the best driver on the grid dropping out of the race immediately. Just my luck, I guess.

Fernando Alonso says he’s totally baffled by what Kimi was thinking, trying to make a move when there was absolutely zero room to squeeze through.

He just doesn't get it 🙂

Jason Campbell70 said:Indianapolis is always a tedious circuit to watch.

Particularly when Sebastian Vettel is cruising toward a convincing championship victory, while Fernando Alonso was left struggling to squeeze any meaningful performance out of that absolute junk Ferrari machine. One has to wonder, didn't both Spa and Indianapolis cost him those crucial points needed for the title?

It appears Adrian Newey has engineered yet another masterclass package for Red Bull Racing, leaving us once again watching Sebastian Vettel dominate from the lights to the checkered flag.

Given that Fernando Alonso typically gains seven to ten positions at the start, shouldn't he have anticipated such a disastrous run? If he had been handed a car that was actually competitive instead of what he has now, and if he could secure better qualifying results, perhaps he wouldn't find himself getting caught up in first-corner pileups race after race.

Edward Howard2 said:Fernando Alonso mentioned he couldn't wrap his head around what Kimi was thinking, considering there was absolutely no room to make a move there.

Maybe he was just trying to help out his best friend? 🤷

Come on Kimi Räikkönen, just two laps left!!

On’s out here trying to shove the guy into the garage on the final lap just to snatch third. 🤦

Indianapolis is going absolutely mental

Nice job Kamui, well deserved :klap:

Ugh, gross 🤮

(not Kamui, obviously)

A sterile, dull race. ☕

1:35.774 🙏 .

Huge congrats to Massa. I’m honestly really happy for him.

Massa after two whole years 🙏