GP Germany - 07/25/2010

this thermal mode is actually pretty cool🍿

Keith Rodriguez27 said:Ferrari 😲

Ferrari still looks absolutely lethal, we're gonna find out soon enough if they've actually got what it takes to snag pole position.

I wonder what you mean by asking if they are ready. 😁 It feels almost as though the stars aligned this morning to favor both Ferrari 1 and 2! 👍

LATE EDIT: Well... I guess I managed to get at least two of them right.😁

🤦

McLaren's back at it with the nonsense... even Jenson Button is outperforming Lewis Hamilton now... what a joke.

Sebastian Vettel says "fantastic, fantastic"... I'd love to see what he thinks tomorrow once Fernando Alonso clocks him at turn one 😬

slybison8 said:I wonder what you mean by asking if they are ready. 😁 It feels almost as though the stars aligned this morning to favor both Ferrari 1 and 2! 👍

LATE EDIT: Well... I guess I managed to get at least two of them right.😁

I was just about to ask who on earth is writing their horoscope for them. 🤣

Look, Fernando, this is an absolute disaster.

Ham was about two-tenths slower than his previous run in that last attempt.🤦

Maybe just a little mistake somewhere.🤷

I noticed the McLaren is looking pretty desperate in Sector 3; Jenson Button lost about four-tenths right there.😵

It’s going to be absolute carnage at Turn 1 tomorrow...😉

Finally figured out why it was pouring rain—it’s because Felipe Massa grabbed 3rd and Jenson Button managed to stay ahead of Lewis Hamilton.👍😁

Standings:

1 5 Sebastian Vettel 1:13.791
2 8 Fernando Alonso 1:13.793
3 7 Felipe Massa 1:14.290
4 6 Mark Webber 1:14.347
5 1 Jenson Button 1:14.427
6 2 Lewis Hamilton 1:14.566
7 11 Robert Kubica 1:15.079
8 9 Rubens Barrichello 1:15.109
9 4 Nico Rosberg 1:15.179
10 10 Nico Hulkenberg 1:15.339
11 3 Michael Schumacher 1:15.026
12 23 Kamui Kobayashi 1:15.084
13 12 Vitaly Petrov 1:15.307
14 14 Adrian Sutil 1:15.467
15 22 Pedro de la Rosa 1:15.550
16 17 Jaime Alguersuari 1:15.588
17 16 Sebastien Buemi 1:15.974
18 18 Jarno Trulli 1:17.583
19 19 Heikki Kovalainen 1:18.300
20 24 Timo Glock 1:18.343
21 21 Bruno Senna 1:18.592
22 15 Vitantonio Liuzzi 1:18.952
23 20 Sakon Yamamoto 1:19.844
24 25 Lucas di Grassi

I have to admit, that last Vettelov sector was absolutely phenomenal. 🙏🙏🙏

Sebastian Vettel 🙏🙏🙏

Megan Alvarez3 said:It’s going to be absolute carnage at Turn 1 tomorrow...😉

I am definitely on board with this🤣

With Mark Webber right behind Felipe Massa🤣 it won't end well if you take him out🤣

And I’m half expecting another mediocre start from Ferraria😁

Funny thing is, I was expecting a solid run from Williams, but honestly, seeing them perform this well wasn't even on my radar.👍

Megan Alvarez3 said:It’s going to be absolute carnage at Turn 1 tomorrow...😉

I agree—it’s honestly impossible to tell who’s got the bigger ego, Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso. And with Felipe Massa in the mix, plus Mark Webber, things are going to get intense. It'll be incredible to see who comes out on top at the end of that massive straight... whoever crosses that line first is the true winner.

Looks like our time is finally coming.

Timothy Lee11 said:I agree—it’s honestly impossible to tell who’s got the bigger ego, Sebastian Vettel or Fernando Alonso. And with Felipe Massa in the mix, plus Mark Webber, things are going to get intense. It'll be incredible to see who comes out on top at the end of that massive straight... whoever crosses that line first is the true winner.

You really nailed that lineup of temperamental icons. Not wrong. 🤣

🎉 let's go Lonzo! 🎉

chasing that third championship title 🙏🙏🙏

Edward Howard2 said:🎉 let's go Lonzo! 🎉

chasing that third championship title 🙏🙏🙏

Twenty-five wins here and twenty-five at Monza—not to mention the rest—and there he is, sitting right in P1.

Absolutely killer qualifying session!
It looks like Ferrari is finally back in the hunt for a win after what feels like an eternity.
That opening lap is going to be intense, and I'm telling you, that first corner is where all the chaos will happen. 🙂

I have a feeling Massa is going to miss his braking point at the end of the straight, right where the chicane starts, and just overshoot the turn

Timothy Lee11 said:Twenty-five wins here and twenty-five at Monza—not to mention the rest—and there he is, sitting right in P1.

Okay, let's not get ahead of ourselves by jumping straight to the US race... we can dive into that tomorrow after the checkered flag drops... 😁

But hey, if by some miracle tomorrow's podium looks like this:

1. Alonso
2. Vettel
3. Massa
4. Webber
5. Button
6. Hamilton

which isn't out of the question since Alonso will probably just bully little spoiled Vettel right at the starting lights...

the standings would actually look like this...
01 Lewis Hamilton 153
02 Jenson Button 143
03 Mark Webber 140
04 Sebastian Vettel 139
05 Fernando Alonso 123

He'll close the gap fast, and honestly, since Ferrari is looking way quicker lately (just look at Massa), we could see Alonso grabbing that top spot before we know it.😁