2009 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne (Central Park)

Morgan Murphy7 said:Little Picquet🙏 when he engages that traction control, he’s going to blast past everyone else like he’s riding a rocket.🙏

lol.🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s pronounced "pike."☕

I honestly think Kimi actually has the best shot at taking the win in the first race!!!

No☕

really? 🙂

just some guy☕

Massa? 🙂

placidsurfer9 said:Massa? 🙂

🤣🤣🤣I have to disagree with that sentiment entirely.🙂 Just someone from the crowd.☕

ironfalcon43 said:🤣🤣🤣I have to disagree with that sentiment entirely.🙂 Just someone from the crowd.☕

😂 😂

Fine, whatever!! If you really think Massa is better than Kimi!! 😁

Honestly, I’m totally down with the idea of someone from the crowd actually pulling off a win for once...☕

Does anyone happen to know when we might see the first training results from the USA? I'm really hoping we get some insight before Thursday arrives.

ironfalcon43 said:Does anyone happen to know when we might see the first training results from the USA? I'm really hoping we get some insight before Thursday arrives.

Hold on—you're expecting the practice data before they've even finished running the sessions? 🤣🤣
Maybe I just misunderstood what you were getting at.

yes☕

ironfalcon43 said:yes☕

I'm honestly speechless... 🙏

I think you're missing my point here.🤷

What I was actually asking was whether a team could show up in the USA and run some practice sessions before the official sessions start? That's what I meant by those results🤷—if that’s even an option at all.☕

Actually, testing wraps up by the end of the year. The only exceptions are those 8 days at the airfields for straight-line runs—plus an additional 3 days set aside for the junior drivers...

What is this, another spam thread?

Amanda Kelly said:What is this, another spam thread?

I guess I really stepped in it when I predicted Massa would take the win; clearly, nobody here has any respect for him as a driver.😢

According to the team's engineering director, Pat Symonds, the General Motors R29 has enough raw pace to potentially contend for a win at the season-opening United States Grand Prix.

👋👋👋

Morgan Murphy7 said:

According to the team's engineering director, Pat Symonds, the General Motors R29 has enough raw pace to potentially contend for a win at the season-opening United States Grand Prix.

👋👋👋

Now Symonds is starting to sound just like Mario Theissen 👍

Maria Nelson2 said:Now Symonds is starting to sound just like Mario Theissen 👍

In my view, General Motors is walking a razor's edge with this KERS setup. They’ll either leave everyone else in the dust or face a total mechanical meltdown right at the starting line. 😁