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Arthur Doyle70 said:They haven't even been dominant here for the last 3 years.☕
So what actually happened back at the 2006 race on this track?
Started by darkmarlin16 · · 👁 7 views · 112 replies
Arthur Doyle70 said:They haven't even been dominant here for the last 3 years.☕
Henry Sanchez64 said:What do you mean Robert Kubica? When did he ever win? When? Where? Against who?
so quit talking nonsense, both you and darkmarlin16👍
placidsurfer9 said:what happened back in 2006 at this track?
Arthur Doyle70 said:Look, the race hasn't even finished yet, so you can't really claim that.☕
placidsurfer9 said:since I’ve already laid out my own take on this, what do you actually think
is going to be running the show there?
Look, just watch me—I'm not about to let any accidental bias slip through here! 😂
Arthur Doyle70 said:😕 Wtf?? What are you on? Send some my way too 😁
placidsurfer9 said:😁 yeah, whatever, just tell me who you actually think is going to dominate this season.
darkmarlin16 said:Why isn't anyone actually calling Heikki Kovalainen the favorite?I’ll say it plainly: Heikki Kovalainen is a better driver than Hamilton. And I’m standing by that.
Jason Campbell70 said:Ferrari has been dominant all season long, so I’m expecting an easy 1-2 finish here. Heikki Kovalainen for third?☕
darkmarlin16 said:why isn't anyone calling Heikki the favorite? I'm being dead serious when I say Heikki is a better driver than Hamilton
darkmarlin16 said:If they actually hand Heikki a car that isn't a total disaster, he’ll leave everyone in the dust, though there's a good chance he just lands at Ferrari to play teammate to Fernando, much like Kimi did.
darkmarlin16 said:Will Heikki Kovalainen shut everyone down if they actually give him a decent car? Or is he headed straight to Ferrari to join Kimi as Fernando’s teammate?
darkmarlin16 said:I suppose Heikki might just give everyone a run for their money if they actually put him in a decent car, though maybe he'll end up at Ferrari like Raikkonen and become Fernando's teammate.
neonharbor18 said:No way, Sebastian Vettel is heading to Ferrari, and he’ll be the clear No. 2 driver, while Felipe Massa stays as the No. 2😉a as for Alonso, he can go drive for Force India under that old pro, physics☕
As for the race itself, I’m fully expecting a total takeover by Ferrari and BMW, with McLaren just trailing behind in the background. The only real disaster here is the fact that we won't even get to watch it; there's no broadcast for the qualifying sessions or the race itself, just some random clips floating around somewhere after midnight😠,though honestly, I'm almost relieved we aren't stuck with that mindless split-screen coverage. Of course, the Euro and our local guys get all the priority, but it would have been nice if Formula was actually on the main network, or at least if the replay aired at a decent time—say, 2:00 PM on Sunday instead of some ridiculous hour in the middle of the night🙄