GP Germany - 07/25/2010

Honestly, give it a rest 😁 It didn't seem to bother anyone when Button was treated just the same during that whole fuel shortage mess involving a different driver code 🤣 they banned him from chasing Lewis 😛 I suppose there isn't much difference once you strip everything else away 😉

I imagine Kimi is somewhere out in Finland right now—probably laughing his head off 😁

silvergull10 said:Did Massu just completely misjudge his exit speed coming out of that corner? :-D

His pedal probably got stuck on the floor mat, and by the time he fixed it, he was already getting passed... what do you expect? 😬

Henry Morris3 said:And now they really need to slap them with a penalty for this. Especially Fernando... he’s the one who needs it most.

It's the exact same track from two seasons ago—back in 2008.

Didn't you see?

Clearly. ☕

Thomas Lee7 said:Formula 1 has become a total joke. People need to boycott these races—both in the stands and on TV—so those shameless, rich losers running this circus realize they're just playing games with each other. And guys like Mass? They deserve a leash around their necks for the rest of their lives because he’s lower than the most pathetic dog. Where's his dignity? Where's his competitive spirit? Honestly, what a complete loser.

Look, it's just a job, plain and simple. You think the cashier at Walmart is out there worrying about "dignity" or "sporting spirit"? Not a chance. The only difference here is that she gets paid a few bucks an hour while he's pulling in millions.

When are people going to stop swallowing this manufactured mythology and actually face the real world?

redheron12 said:I imagine Kimi is somewhere out in Finland right now—probably laughing his head off 😁

Yeah, I really can't picture Kimi actually laughing. 😁

Henry Morris3 said:Favoritism? Give me a break. Since when does anyone get preferential treatment like that? It’s honestly pretty pathetic... though I suppose you shouldn't expect anything else from a team like Ferrari. They basically invited this unpredictable, high-strung Alonso to join them, and his whole mindset fits right in with their chaos...

Webber straight up admitted that the second driver in the squad is 😉
and you could practically see who the real number one was at McLaren just by looking at Lewis Hamilton's face during that Turkey press conference—especially after that race where Button wasn't even allowed to finish ahead of 😉

redheron12 said:I imagine Kimi is somewhere out in Finland right now—probably laughing his head off 😁

Honestly, I'm pretty sure Kimi couldn't care less about any of this right now, probably sitting somewhere in Finland just completely indifferent😁

Fix'd 😉

silvergull10 said:Did Massu just completely misjudge his exit speed coming out of that corner? :-D

Looks like Felipe Bebi tripped over the rug. 🙏😁

redheron12 said:The logic holds up, but you can't execute it like that—it's disrespectful to the fans, the sponsors, and the competition alike. If you absolutely have to make a tactical swap, do it with a bit more subtlety; show at least a modicum of respect for F1 as a sport.

Double standards?

Let's be real: Hamilton won his only title largely because of team orders.

Especially on this track, during that championship season.

Total nonsense. No one cares.

But sure, let's just keep trashing Ferrari instead.

cosmicridge5 said:Honestly, give it a rest 😁 It didn't seem to bother anyone when Button was treated just the same during that whole fuel shortage mess involving a different driver code 🤣 they banned him from chasing Lewis 😛 I suppose there isn't much difference once you strip everything else away 😉

Man, I feel for you—having to root for that absolute joke of a person... but hey, what else can you do? Life's tough like that.
Look, Lewis Hamilton isn't some soft amateur—he didn't just pull some nonsense driving style out of thin air just to accommodate that absolute unit of a driver.
I mean, what did he actually prove while they were teammates? Seriously.☕

The guy was absolutely useless—couldn't get a single thing right for the doc.😉
That’s exactly why he bailed.

Pedro's take on this 🤣

cosmicridge5 said:I’d have to agree with 😳. Actually, they’re pushing him way more than they push Ferrari Alonso. You can see it clearly now... if Hemić were trailing Button (just like Nando is behind Massa right now) and still had this many points in the standings, things wouldn't look like this. There's no way they'd let Button have a shot at this 😳

And honestly, the gap between Button and Hemić (in terms of skill, points, and the fact that Button is the reigning world champion!) is much smaller than the massive gap between Nando and Massa when you look at everything else 😳

🤣 honestly, you should be kicked out

your friends over at Ferrari are a total joke

Edward Howard2 said:Webber straight up admitted that the second driver in the squad is 😉
and you could practically see who the real number one was at McLaren just by looking at Lewis Hamilton's face during that Turkey press conference—especially after that race where Button wasn't even allowed to finish ahead of 😉

Yeah, he wasn't supposed to. Hamilton overtook him, and then Hamilton just took his position back out on the track. On merit. Not through some radio command from the pits...

Fernando Alonso, you're the absolute best!

Not even those crooks over at the FIA can stop us. 🙏

redheron12 said:It’s not right—let them have their say, I suppose—but maybe everyone does it, just nobody acts this incredibly rude and insulting. Now they can deal with the fallout. I’m not necessarily expecting some massive hammer to drop from the World motorsport Council, but the atmosphere and relationships within the team are going to be completely trashed because of everything that went down today.

Of course they will.

It’s just going to make it crystal clear who the number one driver is and who the number two is.

Actually, it's already been decided.

From here on out, it's all about "saving fuel." 🙏😂🙂

Looks like Massa's gonna let Vettel go easy.☕

Edward Howard2 said:Webber straight up admitted that the second driver in the squad is 😉
and you could practically see who the real number one was at McLaren just by looking at Lewis Hamilton's face during that Turkey press conference—especially after that race where Button wasn't even allowed to finish ahead of 😉

At least the guy looked embarrassed—he definitely wasn't out there crying about it, though.😁

Joseph Young57;27982241 said:What was there left to prove once they had already shared a garage?☕

That’s exactly why he made his exit.

Yeah, right. 🙏

Just look at McLaren (especially back in 2007)—the perfect example of how to treat both drivers as equals. 🙄

Jason Campbell70 said:Double standards?

Let's be real: Hamilton won his only title largely because of team orders.

Especially on this track, during that championship season.

Total nonsense. No one cares.

But sure, let's just keep trashing Ferrari instead.

Come on, Jason Campbell70, don't be so harsh—where was this energy when McLaren pulled something equally clumsy and obvious, broadcasted live for everyone to see, only to act completely unapologetic at the press conference?

I never said McLaren doesn't do it, they just tend to be much more subtle about it. 🤷

It’s actually quite amusing to see that Ferrari
still manages to maintain such a loyal fanbase...