EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit

Henry Morris3 said:Of course I'm not... but that doesn't mean I can't point out when someone is being completely incompetent or just acting soft...

there's really no point in us even talking—we aren't exactly speaking the same language, and honestly, we're definitely not on the same wavelength.☕

cosmicridge5 said:I'd bet my life that Lewis would have reacted the exact same way if the roles were reversed.😁

He’d definitely say something, or at least check with the pit wall. But then he’d turn around later and start questioning who messed up, acting like it wasn't his own fault...

cosmicridge5 said:I'd bet my life that Lewis would have reacted the exact same way if the roles were reversed.😁

And honestly, 🙂 right at the start when Fernando Alonso was closing in on him, he was absolutely losing it over the radio claiming Sebastian Vettel hit him—but he totally didn't 😍

Christian Williams61 said:there's really no point in us even talking—we aren't exactly speaking the same language, and honestly, we're definitely not on the same wavelength.☕

Then why did you even bother starting the conversation in the first place....

cosmicridge5 said:🙏 🙏 🙏

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The biggest prophecy of all? It's Fernando Alonso. I roasted him yesterday, I'm roasting him today, and I won't even have to try tomorrow.🤣

Christian Williams61, don't worry, I'm not going to mess with you. I've already used up my entire quota of nonsense on him.😂

I was actually about to call for a Safety Car right when those little punks started acting up... too bad they didn't cause enough damage 😬

Henry Morris3 said:Then why did you even bother starting the conversation in the first place....

started. ☕

Mihaj is gonna burn through Rosberg’s entire tire stash today... geez...

stormybadger8 said:The biggest prophecy of all? It's Fernando Alonso. I roasted him yesterday, I'm roasting him today, and I won't even have to try tomorrow.🤣

Christian Williams61, don't worry, I'm not going to mess with you. I've already used up my entire quota of nonsense on him.😂

Seriously, give me a break, everyone. Lewis would’ve done the exact same thing, but of course, we all just gotta act like Fernando Alonso is some kind of crybaby ☕

It simply isn't fair.
And why was everyone just standing by, waiting for him to be penalized?

Christian Williams61 said:Seriously, give me a break, everyone. Lewis would’ve done the exact same thing, but of course, we all just gotta act like Fernando Alonso is some kind of crybaby ☕

Unknown... who knows if Fernando Alonso can actually pull off a move on that Unknown car without completely blowing his strategy and losing his position... maybe... 😁I suppose... I don't really know where to begin with this one... just some thoughts floating around in my head today... nothing concrete, really... just drifting...

Someone needs a cold shower!! Honestly, if he doesn't chill out, he’s gonna have a total meltdown like some spoiled little brat😂

Kamui is still sitting in third... even after hitting the pits, he’ll stay in the points. I'd say he lands somewhere around 6th or 7th based on the gaps right now.

wearypanther34 said:It simply isn't fair.
And why was everyone just standing by, waiting for him to be penalized?

Probably just some global conspiracy by the FIA scammers to let Lewis Hamilton build up a massive gap so he doesn't get caught...

Michael Lee4 said:I'm leaning that way too... you could tell he was second-guessing himself—hesitating, starting, slowing down, then likely getting the green light from the pits and flooring it again. The crew in the pit lane probably got thrown off by that exit line.

Not that it matters much since those assholes refuse to release the team radio at that moment, even though I'm positive there was a conversation happening.

I’d honestly be willing to bet my life that if it weren't for the Safety Car, Fernando Alonso would have cruised right through that period without anyone even batting an eye. Wouldn't that just be the way it goes?
It was such a strange sequence of events, wasn't it? It looked like Lewis Hamilton managed to pull off this perfectly timed maneuver, essentially blocking Fernando Alonso just enough so that he couldn't make his move before the Safety Car came out—only for Alonso to end up getting past anyway. How does that even happen?

So, I’ve been sitting here wondering about that moment with Hemie. Did he actually misjudge his line and overshoot the Safety Car after that specific turn, or was there something more calculated at play? Was he intentionally putting pressure on Fernando Alonso, or was he simply waiting on a signal from the pit wall that hadn't arrived yet? Honestly, only Race Control can settle that debate, but we'll never truly know the driver's intent behind the wheel.

Michael Lee4 said:Kamui is still sitting in third... even after hitting the pits, he’ll stay in the points. I'd say he lands somewhere around 6th or 7th based on the gaps right now.

If he can just manage to pull ahead of Fernando Alonso... then maybe I'll actually find something to laugh about.....

Honestly, I truly believe even the angels in heaven were watching over him to keep him safe 🙂

mistybear87 said:I’d honestly be willing to bet my life that if it weren't for the Safety Car, Fernando Alonso would have cruised right through that period without anyone even batting an eye. Wouldn't that just be the way it goes?
It was such a strange sequence of events, wasn't it? It looked like Lewis Hamilton managed to pull off this perfectly timed maneuver, essentially blocking Fernando Alonso just enough so that he couldn't make his move before the Safety Car came out—only for Alonso to end up getting past anyway. How does that even happen?

So, I’ve been sitting here wondering about that moment with Hemie. Did he actually misjudge his line and overshoot the Safety Car after that specific turn, or was there something more calculated at play? Was he intentionally putting pressure on Fernando Alonso, or was he simply waiting on a signal from the pit wall that hadn't arrived yet? Honestly, only Race Control can settle that debate, but we'll never truly know the driver's intent behind the wheel.

Man, I guess he learned a thing or two about those tactics from Fernando Alonso himself.

Henry Morris3 said:When do they even hand out a stop-and-go penalty anymore? It used to happen all the time back in the day, but I can't really remember the last time anyone actually got one.

It’s reserved for the more serious infractions. Back in the day, they didn't have the drive-through penalty option, so a stop-and-go was often the only way to penalize certain things. Eventually, they realized that for some minor mistakes, a stop-and-go was just a bit too harsh a punishment, wouldn't you agree?

Seriously... penalties, penalties, and more freaking penalties!!!

..I’m calling it now—it was definitely Fernando Alonso pulling the strings behind the scenes to make this happen.😁