GP Germany - 07/25/2010

Felipe Massa just won't let anyone be better than that little crybaby😠

stormybadger8 said:Yeah, and Sebastian Vettel is a massive jerk because of some wing issue, just like the entire Red Bull crew, but apparently that's totally fine.🙏

That’s that. 🙂

Someone really needs to moderate the posts from this race. 🤣 Honestly, just thinking about it... 🤣🤣

Where was Mark Webber letting that little brat pass? 🤣 Did anyone actually see that? 🤣🙏🙏

Christian Horner is waiting on the stewards' verdict

"I have to say, that was probably the most blatant team order I've ever witnessed—especially when you see a team actually apologizing to their own driver," Horner told the BBC.

"It’ll be fascinating to see how the officials rule on this, because everything about it was as clear-cut as back in 2002, when they had to overhaul the regulations specifically because of situations like this."

"The rules are quite explicit—team orders are prohibited—and what we saw there looked exactly like a team order."

This could end up being a real setback for Ferrari😁

Christian Horner finally stepping up 😲 🤣🤣

@redheron12, you’re bringing up that legendary 2002 race again, where the call that decided everything was made by the current head of the FIA 🤣🤣

Honestly, all this talk about Horner feels like a shot in the dark to me... 😁 ☕

🤣

Let that whiny little brat cry, he totally earned it after that pathetic finish 😂

Massa’s got zero backbone since nobody actually knows what kind of garbage they put in his contract... 👎

At least Vettel actually tried to do something out there instead of just coasting

Kubica was easily the best one on track today

The rest were just the usual predictable crap

p.s. I’m really hoping the officials slap Ferrari with a penalty
Like maybe a solid 25-second hit for that whining loser

p.s.2. Don't even bother quoting me because I'm really not in the mood to deal with any of you idiots 😉

☕

Honestly, the highlight of the entire race for me was just watching the press conference, specifically hearing Fernando Alonso act like the entire public is somehow brain-dead and half-blind. 👍 🙏

Ferrari's pit wall: "Felipe, Luca called, even Bernie reached out... he told him Santander just dropped a massive, astronomical amount of cash into the account... so maybe show a little consideration... unless you want to wake up to find your wife's head missing from the bed..."

Frank Collins85 said:Ferrari's pit wall: "Felipe, Luca called, even Bernie reached out... he told him Santander just dropped a massive, astronomical amount of cash into the account... so maybe show a little consideration... unless you want to wake up to find your wife's head missing from the bed..."

is like
how many years would you actually sign away just to be a damn number two driver... 🤮

dustyskipper77 said:It’s obvious that Vettel is the clear number one at Red Bull despite how much Christian Horner tries to deny it, just like Hamilton is the lead at McLaren. So why is everyone acting shocked that Massa has to step aside for Fernando Alonso?😕He wouldn't even touch a new contract unless they agreed to let him be the second driver...
Alonso actually has a shot at the title, whereas Massa wouldn't win it even if he were racing all by himself...😂

So what, Hamilton and Vettel aren't in the title hunt either? 🤣

I mean, when was the last time you saw Mark Webber or Jenson Button getting told to brake mid-corner or listening to those idiotic radio strategies?🤣

We’ve only really seen this kind of mess at Ferrari. It doesn't happen often, and then on top of that, Alonso starts analyzing everything, claiming how perfectly he hit the apex while Massa apparently had "some issues."🤣

In case anyone was wondering, Ferrari has been called in before the stewards regarding a potential controversy involving their team orders ☕

Fernando Alonso is claiming he honestly hasn't the slightest idea how he managed to slice past his teammate Felipe Massa so effortlessly to snatch up that US Grand Prix win.
🤣🤣🤣🤣

The guy’s clearly lost his marbles 😁

Frank Collins85 said:Ferrari's pit wall: "Felipe, Luca called, even Bernie reached out... he told him Santander just dropped a massive, astronomical amount of cash into the account... so maybe show a little consideration... unless you want to wake up to find your wife's head missing from the bed..."

🤣🤣🤣

mistybear87 said:In case anyone was wondering, Ferrari has been called in before the stewards regarding a potential controversy involving their team orders ☕

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Maria Nelson2 said:Fernando Alonso is claiming he honestly hasn't the slightest idea how he managed to slice past his teammate Felipe Massa so effortlessly to snatch up that US Grand Prix win.
🤣🤣🤣🤣

The guy’s clearly lost his marbles 😁

Honestly, I think he's just being sarcastic. 😬

Maria Nelson2 said:Fernando Alonso is claiming he honestly hasn't the slightest idea how he managed to slice past his teammate Felipe Massa so effortlessly to snatch up that US Grand Prix win.
🤣🤣🤣🤣

The guy’s clearly lost his marbles 😁

how does he not get it 😲

it's just those famous 0.6 seconds times three—exactly that 1.8 second gap per lap 😬 🤣

feraltrucker5 said:👎

Honestly, I think he's just being sarcastic. 😬

Oh, it definitely does.. 😉
though, personally, I only find that kind of humor funny when he's losing..😁

I suppose we’re all about to dive into another round of those ridiculous "global conspiracy theories" the moment they decide to punish Ferrari for failing to follow the rules.☕

🙂 Ferrari on the podium 🙂😁😁😁👍🙏
I'm just bummed out that Massa had to miss out on passing Alonso😠👎

🤣🤣🤣

Megan Alvarez3 said:I suppose we’re all about to dive into another round of those ridiculous "global conspiracy theories" the moment they decide to punish Ferrari for failing to follow the rules.☕

☕☕

Amanda Kelly said:Listen, folks, stop dreaming about who’s taking the win tomorrow.
It’s down to two guys: Alonso or Vettel. That's the whole list.

Between terrible qualifying sessions and botched starts, Ferrari has basically thrown away "100" points this season. It can't go on forever.

I get it—seeing Ferrari sitting this high up feels weird, especially since it wasn't exactly part of the master plan, but you better get used to it. This is just how the cards fall now.

🙏

Arguing over whether they missed a chance or not is just a waste of breath.

I said it here recently: I wouldn't trade Webber for Massa even if you offered me ten grand.👍

The McLaren drivers did great, and after us Ferrari fans, they’ve got the most to be happy about.

Meanwhile, the Red Bull drivers have every reason to be miserable. Both lost two spots from their starting positions. I get the frustration, but honestly, it's their own fault for not having a team that's as tactically or technically organized as Ferrari.