Singapore Grand Prix - Sep 25, 2011

wanderingbison9 said:It looks pretty clear from what I'm reading here: Sunday at 8:00 PM, with a 49% chance of precipitation, which basically means we're looking at a 50/50 shot... feels like rain is definitely on the horizon, doesn't it?😬

and hey, who knows, maybe it'll soak the track a bit before the race even starts🙂

Right now, things are looking pretty dry...

Just waiting for him to clinch that second spot right after the lights go out.🙂

Honestly, I have a gut feeling they’re going to absolutely wreck everyone with their strategy; I’m personally anticipating two pit stops from his side. Probably some hard work on the softs, then switching straight to hards to hold them off until the checkered flag.☕

What are the actual projections looking like, though? How many pit stops is everyone expecting this time around?

Man, Fetlo just went flying again 😵

Man, that Scuderia Toro Rosso was absolutely killing it against Fernando Alonso.😠

Man, Fernando Alonso...
How he lost that spot, I guess.

AAAAAAAAAAAAA man, that was sooooooo close 😲

That was freaking close, man

They’re cutting people off in some pretty sketchy spots today.👍

Hemoš 🙂

Michael Lee4 said:Martin: "Does Michael really need to be flying through the air in the middle of the night at his age?" 🤣 🤣 🤣

Hilarious 🤣 🤣 🤣 and then David Coulthard's response was basically, yeah, he should, since he already messed up his neck doing motocross; might be safer sticking to Formula 1. 🤣

Lewis, get through the pits 🙂

Just waiting on the next Scuderia Ferrari 🍿

Honestly, I don't understand how those idiots over at Elizabeth Hughes' organization can't grasp that this is a racing sport—not some choreographed dance where every single collision needs a penalty. They’re absolutely killing the spirit of the sport with these kinds of calls.

Michael Lee4 said:He didn't make a mistake... he just went out there, got dirty, someone passed him, so he immediately went on a rampage to take it back, collided with them, and shoved them off the track just so he could overtake them where there was zero chance of doing it fairly.

Look, when you're trying to pass and you go wide—which puts you on the dirty side of the track—that isn't a "mistake." That's just an attempt to overtake. I didn't see him collide with James Perez8 before he hit him. I just watched the replays of the collision between Nico Rosberg and James Perez8.

Wait, so why is Massa sitting in 20th? Is he out of the points or what?

Chris Ortiz said:Just waiting for him to clinch that second spot right after the lights go out.🙂

Honestly, I have a gut feeling they’re going to absolutely wreck everyone with their strategy; I’m personally anticipating two pit stops from his side. Probably some hard work on the softs, then switching straight to hards to hold them off until the checkered flag.☕

What are the actual projections looking like, though? How many pit stops is everyone expecting this time around?

3😉 ...at least for the leaders...

Elizabeth Hughes said:What a beautiful friendship... 🤣

honestly, since Dijaković is the one commenting, it’s basically just a joke—his rambling is honestly at a playground level🙂

Noble 😍

Sebastian Vettel is already checking out 🙂 😵 🙂

Bradley Nelson2 said:Look, when you're trying to pass and you go wide—which puts you on the dirty side of the track—that isn't a "mistake." That's just an attempt to overtake. I didn't see him collide with James Perez8 before he hit him. I just watched the replays of the collision between Nico Rosberg and James Perez8.

Just watch the post-race analysis and you'll see what I mean... Michael was leading before things went south, so there was no way for the other guy to make a move. Then Michael messed up an entry into a corner, went way too wide, and that's when he got passed. That's how it all started.

Fetl already pulled ahead by a few seconds before he was even halfway through the lap🤦