Please explain the controversy

Speaking of, I cant wait for the Drive 2 Survive. Im curious to see how much advertising it gets

 

Why? You're the only one who seems to be "looking for him".

 

I'm not. Netflix looking for him too, to give him instructions for next year.

 

:yawn:

we know, we know ... your hero lost, and you will always blame someone else and, apparently, you will never un-wad your panties over it

Can we expect the same posts, over and over again, until the new F1 season begins? Or, will the same, endless whining continue well into the new season ...

 

Why you mad cause Masi decided the championship? You seem madder than I am. Just deal with it bruh. I can't believe you call yourself a real F1 fan, supporting this foolishness.

 

I'm sure you don't realize it, but you just answered my question thank you!

Gee, i guess there really is a first time for everything

 

Yeah I already know its a first time for everything after watching Masi the other day.

 

Yeah and the Earth is flat ..

 

Yeah it was round until Masi overrode it.

 

I admire your selflessness, you are tireless ..

 

Thank you

 

masee bwoke da woooos
<whine whine, sniffle sniffle>
masee bwoke da woooos!
y wont nobudee wissen to mee
masee bwoke da woooos!!

LMAO

 

Dude. You can spell it or say it anyway you want. Masi broke the rules. Spell it with a x, spell it with a s, insert 3 f's, throw in more vowels. Say it in different languages. Say it in Portuguese, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish or Hindi. I don't give a darn how you say it. It won't change the fact.

 

Stefan Johansson: ‘Most say Abu Dhabi was the last F1 race they will ever watch’ (planetf1.com)

 

Johansson opinion has no weight at all.
Destroyed by Prost in 1987 he should find something else to try to exist I would say..

 

I think he speaks from a different space. He's neither a Hamilton nor Verstappen fan. He's saying the way the 2021 campaign was run smells fouls and many among his community are turned off by it. He admits it's probably great for viewers/fans, but it wasn't great for the sport.

I would surmise his loss to Prost FAR exceeds our collective qualifications to comment (I mean, Prost is one of the all-time greats in F1. after all)

 

Agree my post was excessive.

 

Such language. Heavens, soooo nice.

No argument whatsoever. Just observation.
It's simply amazing that both william and I click on them ( Max Verstappen | Page 33 | FerrariChat , Max Verstappen | Page 40 | FerrariChat ,
Max Verstappen | Page 31 | FerrariChat) and get 2017 and 18, and the actual page #s (31, 33, 40) match those in your links, and yet for you, not so.
What a coincidence, eh?

 

So juvenile! What is your issue?
Just because others don't agree with your opinions, you continually disparage them in the kindergarten level responses posted.

 

Just pointing out how the incessant whining sounds to rational adults, that's all.

 

You already had a logical explanation for it but you choose to be an infantile **** about it. On my, and presumably everyone's computer who have their post count set to 50, it will all go directly to the post screenshotted and video'd.

 

Naaahhh. At 70, I've matured past puberty by enuff to not have to use such language.
Patience, it will happen for you (maybe).
(BTW, posts per page setting (I'm on 50 per) doesn't change where the link takes one, and, doesn't change the post #. )

 

If you want to really learn about F-1 buy a book called " The complete History of Grand Prix Racing" - there are several versions get the one that covers up to 1996. it will explain origins of F-1 its history and you can then see how F1 became the series it is today. its not technical but very informative.

on the current cars - Adrian Newey's book - How to build a race car is excellent, from the best current designer out there and he covers most of the current technical stuff...

Finally go to the FIA website - and find rules for competitions - and you can down load the FIA Formula One Rule book and technical guide. if you can have your English Barrister with you it can help as the language is very technical, and difficult to put in every day English ( or French )...

as for knowing what was going on during the race - yes, if you watch enough you could see what was happening but I dont think anyone saw that they would clear the cars between position 1 & 2 - and then go green flag. my take is that FIA did not want the year to end under a yellow and had no legal way to extend the race with a Red Flag, so they just let them race.... cynically it was for TV and the show. in Reality its the FIA's series they can do what they like. Politically it was stupid and will ultimately lead to Hamilton making charges of racism or favoritism - perhaps he retires or perhaps not? In the end its a storm in a very expensive tea cup.