EU, June 25–27, "Miami street Circuit

bluehawk3 said:Man, you've got it all wrong—this was a total setup. Seeing a backmarker jump straight into 4th place like that is unheard of! Usually, when a slower car slices through, they stay ahead of the leader, and the order stays locked until the leader catches back up, and *then* everyone can dive into the pits. But this move against Fernando Alonso? It completely breaks the flow!

Yeah, sorry about that... I didn't realize the Safety Car was supposed to ignore the medical car while they were both rushing to go save a life... Truly unprecedented behavior there.

Congrats to Zubatom on the win 😁

My duo 🙏🙏

God... the FIA investigation, they're just messing around again 👎

Oh yeah.... Alonso 🙂 Irvas 😬

Auu, did you see how Alonso just absolutely shredded Lewis 😲 😬

Wow 😳 Turn on 😳

😁 😁 😁

Christian Williams61 said:Yeah, and? It just happened to work out for Sauber to have one decent race. Honestly, it’s the same kind of thing that happened with that absolute junk pile from Renault last year.
🙂

Decent?!? Do you even realize where Kobayashi started?
Compare his starting position to where your little protégé began, then look at where they actually crossed the finish line, and then maybe come back to me...

cosmicridge5 said:Auu, did you see how Alonso just absolutely shredded Lewis 😲 😬

Wow 😳 Turn on 😳

😁 😁 😁

give me the short version 😁 🍿

Rebecca Fox4 said:Decent?!? Do you even realize where Kobayashi started?
Compare his starting position to where your little protégé began, then look at where they actually crossed the finish line, and then maybe come back to me...

Look, this is called a forum—in case you weren't aware. And believe it or nothing, BUT NOT EVERYONE IS GOING TO AGREE WITH YOU 🙏 get a grip 😲

Why do you even care what I think about how he drove the race? Is my opinion really that important to you? It's not, right? Then don't read it 🙏

It's just like when Rosberg and Kubica were looking at Shanghai—I think it was 2008, that race where Piquet hit the wall and Alonso took the win.

Hamilton capitalized on the chaos, and honestly, Alonso has every right to be pissed, but you can't really blame him for not being faster either. It was just a total tactical disaster from Ferrari.☕

People can argue about it all they want, but it’s not like this started yesterday. Everyone knows the FIA takes at least half an hour to deliberate on every single decision.🙄

This isn't anything new or weird. McLaren got screwed over so badly that the FIA has been playing favorites with them ever since, but let's be real: if anyone else had pulled this, the outcome would've been exactly the same. No doubt about it.☕

Christian Williams61 said:give me the short version 😁 🍿

It’s pretty much impossible to summarize that without having seen his face and heard his tone😁

I find it hilarious how he just completely ignores brute force, acting like none of it matters on the track🙏 😁

Unlike that total fake, Hamilton🙏

Basically, he said the result was unrealistic and unfair—claiming they were only a second behind Lewis, but then suggested they played by the rules while Lewis didn't. He pointed out they finished ninth while Lewis took second, and that there wasn't much else to say about it.😉 But honestly, the way he said it, and the specific tone he used when talking about Lewis🤣 someone really needs to dig up a clip of that somewhere.🤣

Hamilton's situation didn't have any direct impact on Alonso's race at all.....but what can you really say about a man who worries more about whether his neighbor's cow is going to drop dead than how he actually plans to drive his own machine...

cosmicridge5 said:It’s pretty much impossible to summarize that without having seen his face and heard his tone😁

I find it hilarious how he just completely ignores brute force, acting like none of it matters on the track🙏 😁

Unlike that total fake, Hamilton🙏

Basically, he said the result was unrealistic and unfair—claiming they were only a second behind Lewis, but then suggested they played by the rules while Lewis didn't. He pointed out they finished ninth while Lewis took second, and that there wasn't much else to say about it.😉 But honestly, the way he said it, and the specific tone he used when talking about Lewis🤣 someone really needs to dig up a clip of that somewhere.🤣

Ohhhhhhh my god 😳 how did I miss that? 😍 I can totally picture him though 😬
🙏 Pato, how do you not get it? When someone has zero filter and just says whatever is on their mind, they're just being a complete coward 😉

I have to tip my hat to Kobayashi! From the moment he broke onto the scene, I’ve been a member of his fan club, and today he gave us yet another masterclass in why we follow him. 🙏 🙏 🙏

If you were watching for anything other than the start, Mark Webber's daring move, and Kobayashi slicing past Fernando Alonso and Sebastien Buemi, you missed the entire point. Everything else was just filler.

Christian Williams61 said:So Jenson Button tells Sebastian Vettel that Germany just took the lead, but he’s pretty sure England is gonna swoop in later 😂 😂

It's 2-0 for Germany 🤣 🤣

The English are in complete shambles 😬

stormybadger8 said:It's just like when Rosberg and Kubica were looking at Shanghai—I think it was 2008, that race where Piquet hit the wall and Alonso took the win.

Hamilton capitalized on the chaos, and honestly, Alonso has every right to be pissed, but you can't really blame him for not being faster either. It was just a total tactical disaster from Ferrari.☕

People can argue about it all they want, but it’s not like this started yesterday. Everyone knows the FIA takes at least half an hour to deliberate on every single decision.🙄

This isn't anything new or weird. McLaren got screwed over so badly that the FIA has been playing favorites with them ever since, but let's be real: if anyone else had pulled this, the outcome would've been exactly the same. No doubt about it.☕

Man, I wouldn't be surprised if Fernando finishes third, especially since about 90% of the drivers currently under investigation actually finished ahead of him.🤣 🤣

And he's out here whining about it... I mean, you get the kind of driver you deserve, and you get the kind of fans that follow them. When it's his own failure, it's always someone else's fault.👎 🙂

They don't call it Ferrari International Assistance for nothing...😁

Christian Williams61 said:Ohhhhhhh my god 😳 how did I miss that? 😍 I can totally picture him though 😬
🙏 Pato, how do you not get it? When someone has zero filter and just says whatever is on their mind, they're just being a complete coward 😉

Who even cares 🙏

Nano, Nando 🎉 🎉 🎉 😁

cosmicridge5 said:It's 2-0 for Germany 🤣 🤣

The English are in complete shambles 😬

🙂 honestly, I'm just stoked the Germans are ahead... they're gonna absolutely wreck those stinky Americans 👋

EDIT: there's gonna be a ton of goals 🙏 hahaha! the assistant ref won't even call it 😂 😂

Maria Nelson2 said:Man, I wouldn't be surprised if Fernando finishes third, especially since about 90% of the drivers currently under investigation actually finished ahead of him.🤣 🤣

And he's out here whining about it... I mean, you get the kind of driver you deserve, and you get the kind of fans that follow them. When it's his own failure, it's always someone else's fault.👎 🙂

They don't call it Ferrari International Assistance for nothing...😁

Let's not be too harsh; we should just be grateful he isn't driving for McLaren, so I'll take third place any day.

Teflonso 🙂 🙂

James Peterson said:If you have ever actually encountered a dictionary in your life—though, given our conversation, I highly doubt it—I don't think you've ever put one to use. But, with the best of intentions, I’ll leave you with a little homework: perhaps look up the definition of the word 'hypocrite' and see if any of it rings a bell...

If I may, allow me to offer a categorization inspired by Con Aira—to me, you fall somewhere between a cockroach and that white film that builds up in the corners of your mouth when you're desperately thirsty.

All you're really doing is highlighting your own bird-sized brain...

Basically, it seems obvious to me that Alonso is coming from a place of moral superiority here—which, let's be honest, isn't always his strongest suit. Lewis gained so much more by bending the rules (even with his 'penalty') than Alonso did by following them. So, what's the issue with Alonso demanding they fix this absolute mess that cost him 15 points? If Lewis's penalty had been applied properly right after the SC pulled off the track during the first lap, it would have actually mattered... instead, it was totally ineffective... and unfair. Cheers. 😉

Go ahead and troll along with your single-post accounts...

cosmicridge5 said:Who even cares 🙏

Nano, Nando 🎉 🎉 🎉 😁

😍

just so you know—we're basically a joke of a fanbase 😉 🙂 feeling proud of that? 🥳

Christian Williams61 said:😍

just so you know—we're basically a joke of a fanbase 😉 🙂 feeling proud of that? 🥳

I’d actually love to see him try saying that to our faces 😍

It would probably go like this: "Hey girls, can I get your numbers? I’m a huge fan of Alonso too, I totally adore him." 😍 Did you guys see how that jerk Lewis absolutely robbed him at the Miami Grand Prix? 😲

😉 😁😁

Alonso's got a point, but damn, stuff happens. Lewis gained an unfair edge by breaking the rules—though I honestly don't think it was intentional—and Ferrari basically threw away third and fourth place, maybe even better... Regardless, I don't see anything being changed after the fact regarding Lewis, so let the guys at Ferrari just vent all they want; they've definitely earned the right...

Major props to Kamui Kobayashi, that tactic was brilliant (honestly, if Ferrari had shown some backbone, they might not have called in Alonso and Massa, which could've kept them in third and fourth—maybe even bumped them up to second and third if Lewis gets penalized), plus those two moves at the end were insane. Yeah, the tire gap was massive, but most drivers wouldn't have had the guts to pull that off... With this, Kobayashi proved what he hinted at last year; he’s starting to look like a legitimate future champion.

There's still no official word on what this investigation is actually targeting, I assume...

Oh yeah, penalty or no penalty, 🙏 🙏 🙏 and the legendary Rubens Barrichello!