"Charlie there is a hell lot of debis in the tunnel" (at Monaco) LOL
FrukostScones wrote:Webber spreading concerns, Mr. NB at work.
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Fernando Alonso has made the best of a difficult race that started in extremely difficult conditions. Alonso ran faultless, and profited from both Red Bull's not finishing to take the championship lead. Lewis Hamilton came in second, with Massa securing a great result for Ferrari in 3rd place.
FrukostScones wrote:Webber spreading concerns, Mr. NB at work.
Not everyone in this forum likes the wet lottery, oops I mean raceFrukostScones wrote:You're joking, or fairly wrong on this forum!
Ray wrote:Yawn. Shitty weather, shitty track. Wet races are lame anyway. Back to bed for me.
There's not enough time (cause of darkness), even if the race was dry now. BTW maybe you misunderstood the 75% rule.Federico wrote:1h20m left... maybe they can't even reach the 75% mark
Mr NB?FrukostScones wrote:Webber spreading concerns, Mr. NB at work.
No. I'm not. Watching a car that acts like it has two hundred horsepower too many and square tires is completely against what F1 is, the fastest cornering and most highly engineered race cars on earth. Its like seeing the hottest woman on earth and finding out she has a dick between her legs. Completely opposite what it should be. If I wanted to watch thing slide around I'd play pinball. I want to see a race, not a demo derby. This track is Tilke garbage anyway, I've seen indoor kart tracks that had more thought put into them. Like I said, shitty track, shitty weather, this race is gonna suck in the wet.FrukostScones wrote:You're joking, or fairly wrong on this forum!
Ray wrote:Yawn. Shitty weather, shitty track. Wet races are lame anyway. Back to bed for me.
komninosm wrote:Not everyone in this forum likes the wet lottery, oops I mean raceFrukostScones wrote:You're joking, or fairly wrong on this forum!
Ray wrote:Yawn. Shitty weather, shitty track. Wet races are lame anyway. Back to bed for me.
There's not enough time, even if the race was dry now. BTW maybe you misunderstood the 75% rule.Federico wrote:1h20m left... maybe they can't even reach the 75% mark
Mr NB?FrukostScones wrote:Webber spreading concerns, Mr. NB at work.
I was thinking the same thing. This type of scheduling leaves little to no room for error or extreme weather, and we've seen that anything is possible today.Miguel wrote:I hope this teaches Bernie a lesson about climate and starting hours. Happened last year. It's on the brink of happening this year again. You don't start races with only 2h 45m to dusk, because if anything happens you'll be hitting light limitations soon. I'd have no doubts the race would have started had we had an almost normal race start at 14:00 local time.
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Hike your skirt up and go out there then. You wouldn't make it twenty feet. If the drivers say it's dangerous, it's dangerous. I don't think they should restart either. I think they should pack their --- and go race on a proper racetrack.FrukostScones wrote:Mr. No Balls!
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FrukostScones wrote:Mr. No Balls!
made me laugh tnx =D>Formula One is about the ultimate drivers commanding the ultimate driving machines. Good car control shines through much more in the wet than it does in the dry. It has nothing to do with beautiful girls and dicks.Ray wrote:No. I'm not. Watching a car that acts like it has two hundred horsepower too many and square tires is completely against what F1 is, the fastest cornering and most highly engineered race cars on earth. Its like seeing the hottest woman on earth and finding out she has a dick between her legs. Completely opposite what it should be. If I wanted to watch thing slide around I'd play pinball. I want to see a race, not a demo derby. This track is Tilke garbage anyway, I've seen indoor kart tracks that had more thought put into them. Like I said, shitty track, shitty weather, this race is gonna suck in the wet.FrukostScones wrote:You're joking, or fairly wrong on this forum!
Ray wrote:Yawn. Shitty weather, shitty track. Wet races are lame anyway. Back to bed for me.