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Trip Report: Canada (Montreal) - June 8, 2008

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Participants Raymond Ortiz89darkmarlin16placidsurfer9Jason Campbell70Edward Howard2
Raymond Ortiz89 Raymond Ortiz89 Active MemberOP
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placidsurfer9 said:Anyone who actually sat there thinking Kubica was going to take the win today clearly had nothing but pure visionary delusions about what was going to go down in the pits!!
Seriously, props to your "vision"!! 😁 👍

Honestly, you really have to give Heffelfeld credit for missing that one too.
darkmarlin16 darkmarlin16 Veteran
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#2 ·
Catch the replay on ESPN at 11:45 PM
placidsurfer9 placidsurfer9 Member
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darkmarlin16 said:I had a vision. I didn't think it would happen in the pits, though. I just had this gut feeling. After what went down there last year, it was basically written in the stars that he'd take the win.

p.s. Hamilton is proving he's a total moron

Oh right, because you're basically Chuck Norris or something, right? Like everything in F1 ??? just follows your little visions.😲
darkmarlin16 darkmarlin16 Veteran
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Renault is sitting way down at the bottom of the standings
Jason Campbell70 Jason Campbell70 Veteran
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placidsurfer9 said:As if you were Chuck Norris or something, dictating how everything in F1 is supposed to go? 😲

The guy wouldn't have a clue if his life depended on it. He couldn't see a vision if it hit him in the face.🤣
Raymond Ortiz89 Raymond Ortiz89 Active MemberOP
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Jason Campbell70 said:Man, you really went out of your way to find a comparison for that one, didn't you?🤣

Look, that’s not even what I was getting at; my point was simply that Alonso showed everyone exactly what he's made of today.😂😂 You get what I'm saying? One minute you're busy tearing Massi to shreds, and the next, you've got nothing left to say. Just remember, every time you run your mouth like this, you're just lowering your own standing as someone who supposedly knows a thing or two about F1.😂
placidsurfer9 placidsurfer9 Member
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darkmarlin16 said:Renault is sitting pretty low in the standings

oh suuuure 😢
Jason Campbell70 Jason Campbell70 Veteran
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rustystag7 said:Look, you’re tearing him apart left and right. It’s not like you’re being kind...🤷

Aside from pointing out his resignation here and there, I don't really have any major issues with him.
Edward Howard2 Edward Howard2 Regular
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Raymond Ortiz89 said:And let's not forget how obvious it was when Nick Heidfeld basically just handed over the lead. You could totally see it happening.

Jason definitely picked his favorite driver for this season. Honestly, Nick Heidfeld had everything he needed to take that win. When word got out that he was letting Fernando Alonso through, it was way too obvious. Then you have that moment where everyone's cheering because Robert Kubica breezes past Nick Heidfeld in the pits. I actually think it’s a smart move by BMW; it gives their main guy a much better shot at fighting for the championship.
Jason Campbell70 Jason Campbell70 Veteran
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Edward Howard2 said:Jason Campbell70 has already picked his lead driver for the season.


Such a flawed sport.😉
darkmarlin16 darkmarlin16 Veteran
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#11 ·
huge thanks to Robert, and seriously, thanks to BMW too🙂🙂🙂
Fernando and Renault🙂

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