F1 Spam Thread

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I'll get it started.


What annoys me most about the Fuji incident between Massa and Hamilton is that when Massa makes a mistake, it is 'just one of many', and 'another example of his inconsistency', but when it involves his championship rival it becomes a malicious attempt to sabbotage his title fight.

Think about it...

..That wasn't a mistake though, far from it. The move was never ever, in 100 attempts gonna work.

At all.

Oh no, not saying it was, but it wasn't an attempt to hit Lewis, he was just trying to get back at him. I agree, it wouldn't have worked, but again, this genuinely was Massa's old trait of inconsitency, which shines through on occasion.

Everyone does it though, take Lewis's move at turn 1 in the same race, or Rosberg on Button in Monaco.

For sure, don't get me wrong, I'm not picking on Massa, just it was a very stupid move, he had the entire race to get back past him.

Same goes for Hamilton.

One of these days I really need to make that image my uncle thought of, a side view of raikkonen racing with a burger on a string infront of his helet as if he's chasing it.

Make it a vodka and I think he'd win every race

LMAO ^^

Anthony Hamilton needs to spend some of his son's millions on scissors to cut that rope connecting him and Lewis. The photos with him lingering in the background are getting a bit tedious.














Yes, it was necessary to post that many, because that's how many I see every minute.

To be fair, I don't criticise ITV's bias towards Hamilton and I admire them for the last race basically saying, we are biased and we don't care.

Has nothing to do with the post above but just came into my head.

Still think the alcohol is more of a motivation

As you wish

LOL

About the Anthony Hamilton comment, he's in the foreground in most of them

You're sad enough to point that out. Cool

And here's some good spam. Rally driver extraordinaire and WRC dominator Sebastien Loeb might enter F1, some time in the future. That all depends on... WRC regulations. He has commented on the rumored switch of WRC rules to the S2000-class regulations that "it bores him" and that he'll look for another challenge. Grown up in hillclimbs and tarmac rallies, and setting such fast times at Barcelona, I think Renault would be stupid to pass on the opportunity of a high-profile, successful, French driver - especially considering he and Alonso are good buddies. Who knows? 2010 Renault with Alonso and Loeb?

Isn't he 33 now? Not exactley a wise long-term investment.

Doesn't have to be. Two-three years, have a blast, be enormously fast, and retire as the Schumacher of Rallying and a good F1 driver. That's what Rossi should be doing, in my opinion, but MotoGP is too fun at the moment for anyone to leave it.

He's got the pace to have fun in F1 - whenever Rallying bores him, Red Bull will welcome him. Didi Mat (I won't risk typos with the full name) actually said he wanted him...


Also, this is a trend: Parties and stuff aside, Red Bull seem to want the most fun drivers on the grid. Cheerful Vettel who doesn't know his place (passing Hamilton? How rude!), Montoya with his balls of steel, Kamikaze Sato... A rally-dominator would fit right in, as would Kimi had he started to talk.