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

Nicole Reyes97 said:👍

You're right about that—honestly, watching that one commentator on ESPN get so aggressive whenever Massa makes a move... it just feels off. It’s not right.🙄

The commentators here at home are mostly Spanish—aside from the occasional bit of technical jargon, I think all I ever hear them say is "Alonso" and that’s about it...😂

Dana Grant7 said:Look, Kim is mine... I’m just saying that out of pure love...😉

Anyway... I actually spotted him a few years back on the Manhattan waterfront... he rolled up on this absolutely insane yacht during his summer break...

That's not even the point right now! Just watch the race and give us your take....😁😉

redheron12 said:The commentators on my feed are basically just Spanish—aside from some random engine noises, all I ever hear them yell is "Alonso!" and that's pretty much the whole broadcast...😂

Man, if it were up to me, I’d totally rewrite that whole show... those guys are honestly such a joke😂😂 😂

At least they scream their lungs out just like I do. ALONSOOOOOOOO!😁😁

redheron12 said:I'm reading right through that...

Interpret what exactly?
It’s pretty clear you aren't watching the same race I am.
From where I was sitting, Kimi Raikkonen and Robert Kubica were just sitting there waiting at the pit exit because the red light was clearly still on. Then Lewis Hamilton comes charging in like a total idiot and slams right into Raikkonen.

So, whatever version of this story you're trying to sell, it doesn't match what I actually saw happen.

Nicole Reyes97 said:😂Mass really isn't having his day out there today...😂

Honestly, if Mass keeps up this pace, he might actually sneak into the points, because he's looking a bit quicker than the guys ahead of him right now.

Austin Evans said:What exactly are you trying to tell me?
It’s clear we aren't watching the same race.
From my perspective—and I was watching closely—Kimi Raikkonen and Robert Kubica were just waiting at the pit exit because the red light was clearly on. Then Lewis Hamilton came charging in like he had no brakes and slammed right into Kimi.

So, honestly, what you're describing doesn't match anything I saw on my screen.

You're being biased—Hamilton can't be the one at fault😛
nor can Kimi🙄

I just switched over after the game in Chicago, and I see Hemich and Kimi-Raikkonen out there!?!?
What on earth just happened?