Caption Competition

[Nando]

Just look at the right side guy.

You can see he´s calculated the speed, angle, trajectory, drag and some turbulence and he still misses while keeping his eyes dead on his friends hand

It could only have been funnier if he's smacked the other guy's head after failing.

He´s actually hitting the short guy´s ego You can see the invisible impact haha

[turbof1]

Sounds exactly like Grosjean.

[wesley123]

Let this bottle be empty quick so we can get off this podium with these stupid hats. God, I can't imagine anyone liking them

[Red Schneider]

Shouldn't have made them brown or beige. That would have completed the look.

[beelsebob]

Shouldn't have made them brown or beige. That would have completed the look.

I expect pirelli have a contract that specifies the exact colours used.

[siskue2005]

that cowboy hats are just fantastic
maybe they should have given them turbans in indian gp
something like this

[siskue2005]

[sknguy]

It's cawled white lightning. Tip it boys... tip it.

[techF1LES]

Grand Prix guide in one Brazilian hotel:

Fernando is hoping this really is the car Seb is driving this weekend...

[Intego]

hilarious! Wouldn't have been surprised if the text had been "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet ..."

[RB7ate9]

Grand Prix guide in one Brazilian hotel:

Oh no! Red Bull has been given a 1-season and 10-team grid penalty!

[Intego]

Must a caption always be funny

[turbof1]

Grand Prix guide in one Brazilian hotel:

Fernando is hoping this really is the car Seb is driving this weekend...

Looks like Seb and Karthekiyan are going to get better acquainted then they already were!

[RB7ate9]

Must a caption always be funny

I'm guessing it doesn't have to be funny. You could try to make it incredibly dour.

[RB7ate9]

And with that ill-fated high-five, the long eroded friendship between them finally collapsed - not with a roar - but with a light slap. For many, the 2012 United States Grand Prix would be an exciting day of racing; for two men who used to work together at an accounting firm in Boise, Idaho, it will be a persistent reminder of how far apart they had grown. While the memory of Hamilton's win will be written for all to remember, the memory of that empty gesture will fade; it will fade like all things eventually do.