Formula One 2022-2023 Offseason: I am Ferrario, I need TP for my Binottio

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MustardFacial: Jun 19, 2011; The first few turns are quite good but the rest of it is shit.

Charles Leclerc posted:

I did give you a fair and clear cancer warning. You can't smoke a pack of 20 motorsport.com comments and then moan that you can't shift that cough.

I'm not moaning. I love the insanity of motorsport.com comments. This thread could learn a thing or two.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 17:25

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# ? Dec 5, 2024 19:22

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MustardFacial posted:

I'm not moaning. I love the insanity of motorsport.com comments. This thread could learn a thing or two.

So are you Spilt Oil or Mannes Karsten?

e: or worse yet, Jonathan Noble...

# ? Jan 10, 2023 17:30

F1DriverQuidenBerg: Jan 19, 2014

MustardFacial posted:

no he's right you should stop posting altogether.

That's right.
Hamilton is a pos who got away with it and shouldn't have.
Hamilton should have been banned for trying to get law enforcement assassinated with his ignorance . Using the f-one platform to make already lazy and dumb people dumber should have seen at least 2 races filled by Merc's reserve driver.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 17:32

Thanks Ants: May 21, 2004; #essereFerrari

Actually, Lewis Owns

# ? Jan 10, 2023 17:35

ilmucche: Mar 16, 2016; I was, in a way, the one who had to leave.

That's sir lewis carl davidson larbalestier hamilton MBE

# ? Jan 10, 2023 17:51

Frond: Mar 12, 2018

All of MS.com�s comments are either racist attacks on Hamilton or yelling at RedBull and Honda for cheating. They are all pretty rabid Alonso fans as well, so the previous 2 make sense.

Frond fucked around with this message at 18:12 on Jan 10, 2023

# ? Jan 10, 2023 18:10

Frond: Mar 12, 2018

Guys I don�t know how legit this Andretti-GM deal is. From the article;

�If we get in, in 2025, there won�t be a new engine yet, so we would have to go with a formula that is used now, but in 2026 there are various things we can do with another engine manufacturer. It would not be a badged engine, because there would be intellectual property from Cadillac in that engine, so that is not a badged engine.�

What the gently caress does that even mean lol.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 18:12

Thanks Ants: May 21, 2004; #essereFerrari

They're going to be using the Renault engine that is so good that only Renault use it

# ? Jan 10, 2023 18:26

ArmedZombie: Jun 5, 2004

the teams want $600 or $700 million from andretti/gm. lmfao.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 18:35

track day bro!: Feb 17, 2005; #essereFerrari; Grimey Drawer

shamilton should drive for caddilac because he�s american

# ? Jan 10, 2023 18:39

F1DriverQuidenBerg: Jan 19, 2014

Frond posted:

Guys I don�t know how legit this Andretti-GM deal is. From the article;

�If we get in, in 2025, there won�t be a new engine yet, so we would have to go with a formula that is used now, but in 2026 there are various things we can do with another engine manufacturer. It would not be a badged engine, because there would be intellectual property from Cadillac in that engine, so that is not a badged engine.�

What the gently caress does that even mean lol.

It sounds like they want an R&D partnership with another engine supplier if they go in from 2026, it's phrased terribly though

# ? Jan 10, 2023 19:05

marshalljim: Mar 6, 2013; yospos

Thanks Ants posted:

They're going to be using the Renault engine that is so good that only Renault use it

ArmZ posted:

the teams want $600 or $700 million from andretti/gm. lmfao.

I bet that's the biggest problem for Andretti, regardless of all his talk to the contrary. Okay, second biggest, because the root problem is the contempt F1's European masters have for Andretti and GM.

No, it does not matter that an American private equity group owns the commercial rights.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 19:18

Rhopunzel: Jan 6, 2006; Stroll together, win together

stroll driver of the day

# ? Jan 10, 2023 19:53

Grimson: Dec 16, 2004

why stop there op

# ? Jan 10, 2023 19:57

JAY ZERO SUM GAME: Oct 18, 2005; Walter.
I know you know how to do this.
Get up.

This GM Andretti thing owns because of how angry it�s making Americans

# ? Jan 10, 2023 20:13

Kirios: Jan 25, 2010

Frond posted:

All of MS.com�s comments are either racist attacks on Hamilton or yelling at RedBull and Honda for cheating. They are all pretty rabid Alonso fans as well, so the previous 2 make sense.

...that sounds like this thread?

# ? Jan 10, 2023 20:56

Feels Villeneuve: Oct 7, 2007; consuming content

We are not racist in this thread, unless you ignore these *pulls out list* members

# ? Jan 10, 2023 21:01

ilmucche: Mar 16, 2016; I was, in a way, the one who had to leave.

Feels Villeneuve posted:

We are not racist in this thread, unless you ignore these *pulls out list* members

Get the access database out

# ? Jan 10, 2023 23:34

ArmedZombie: Jun 5, 2004

JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:

This GM Andretti thing owns because of how angry it�s making Americans

# ? Jan 10, 2023 23:37

ArmedZombie: Jun 5, 2004

I love the indycar inferiority complex

# ? Jan 10, 2023 23:38

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester: Oct 3, 2000

ethanol posted:

https://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/12783606/drivers-told-not-to-use-fia-platform-for-personal-agenda-by-president-mohammed-ben-sulayem

Let us not forget that the sport already had these rules in place for some years until it was tested directly by Sir Lewis particularly and also by Sir Seb during the pandemic, with both of them wearing rainbows on their suits/helmets in countries with openly homophobic governments, and with Sir Lewis wearing Arrest The Cops Who Killed Breonna Taylor shirts on podiums for example. In those cases the FIA/F1 made slight PR moves to chastise Sir Lewis and Sir Seb on behalf of racists and homophobes worldwide, and were immediately met with strongly negative responses from the public or from others in media. The FIA/F1 caved in those cases -- in a way that I would be tempted to call cowardly but I'm not sure if that's the right word for it because they were terrorized into doing the right thing and only did the right thing out of fear and I'm just not sure what language is best to describe that moral position of theirs based on their intent and ultimate actions.

The situation is now different. Sir Seb has retired and Sir Lewis is not the reigning champion and it is unclear what his chances of winning races/championships will be in the future, having a not dominant Mercedes to drive. Part of what was going on when the FIA/F1 caved before was the politics of power. Sir Lewis was perceived to have power because he won lots of races. That is now not the case.

In the vacuum of morality that incubates the elite institutions of motorsport, might makes right. Power justifies itself. And now Sir Lewis (pbuh) the most moral of drivers finds himself in a weaker position. About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

# ? Jan 10, 2023 23:42

wzm: Dec 12, 2004

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

I think we can all agree on this.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 00:03

wzm: Dec 12, 2004

Wait is Judas Alonso, Nico, or George.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 00:22

net work error: Feb 26, 2011

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

Let us not forget that the sport already had these rules in place for some years until it was tested directly by Sir Lewis particularly and also by Sir Seb during the pandemic, with both of them wearing rainbows on their suits/helmets in countries with openly homophobic governments, and with Sir Lewis wearing Arrest The Cops Who Killed Breonna Taylor shirts on podiums for example. In those cases the FIA/F1 made slight PR moves to chastise Sir Lewis and Sir Seb on behalf of racists and homophobes worldwide, and were immediately met with strongly negative responses from the public or from others in media. The FIA/F1 caved in those cases -- in a way that I would be tempted to call cowardly but I'm not sure if that's the right word for it because they were terrorized into doing the right thing and only did the right thing out of fear and I'm just not sure what language is best to describe that moral position of theirs based on their intent and ultimate actions.

The situation is now different. Sir Seb has retired and Sir Lewis is not the reigning champion and it is unclear what his chances of winning races/championships will be in the future, having a not dominant Mercedes to drive. Part of what was going on when the FIA/F1 caved before was the politics of power. Sir Lewis was perceived to have power because he won lots of races. That is now not the case.

In the vacuum of morality that incubates the elite institutions of motorsport, might makes right. Power justifies itself. And now Sir Lewis (pbuh) the most moral of drivers finds himself in a weaker position. About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

It's the only correct choice

# ? Jan 11, 2023 00:31

MustardFacial: Jun 19, 2011; The first few turns are quite good but the rest of it is shit.

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

Let us not forget that the sport already had these rules in place for some years until it was tested directly by Sir Lewis particularly and also by Sir Seb during the pandemic, with both of them wearing rainbows on their suits/helmets in countries with openly homophobic governments, and with Sir Lewis wearing Arrest The Cops Who Killed Breonna Taylor shirts on podiums for example. In those cases the FIA/F1 made slight PR moves to chastise Sir Lewis and Sir Seb on behalf of racists and homophobes worldwide, and were immediately met with strongly negative responses from the public or from others in media. The FIA/F1 caved in those cases -- in a way that I would be tempted to call cowardly but I'm not sure if that's the right word for it because they were terrorized into doing the right thing and only did the right thing out of fear and I'm just not sure what language is best to describe that moral position of theirs based on their intent and ultimate actions.

The situation is now different. Sir Seb has retired and Sir Lewis is not the reigning champion and it is unclear what his chances of winning races/championships will be in the future, having a not dominant Mercedes to drive. Part of what was going on when the FIA/F1 caved before was the politics of power. Sir Lewis was perceived to have power because he won lots of races. That is now not the case.

In the vacuum of morality that incubates the elite institutions of motorsport, might makes right. Power justifies itself. And now Sir Lewis (pbuh) the most moral of drivers finds himself in a weaker position. About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

This is the kind of fanatical nonsense I go to Motorsport.com for

# ? Jan 11, 2023 00:41

acidx: Sep 24, 2019; right clicking is stealing

JAY ZERO SUM GAME posted:

This GM Andretti thing owns because of how angry it�s making Americans

Also because of how angry it's making Europeans. When Herta wins the World Championship for the McDonald's Ford Bud Light F1 team at the las vegas grand prix, and he and his 400 pound team principal accept the trophy while they blare an electric guitar version of the star spangled banner, right down the road from the casino where that mass shooter killed dozens of people, the NHS is going to collapse from all of the british people having aneurysms.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 03:48

Khablam: Mar 29, 2012

acidx posted:

Also because of how angry it's making Europeans. When Herta wins the World Championship for the McDonald's Ford Bud Light F1 team at the las vegas grand prix, and he and his 400 pound team principal accept the trophy while they blare an electric guitar version of the star spangled banner, right down the road from the casino where that mass shooter killed dozens of people, the NHS is going to collapse from all of the british people having aneurysms.

Is this a post from 2015 about Haas? Because lmao do I remember the insane american posters fever dreams from that era.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 04:56

ethanol: Jul 13, 2007

europeans would desperately love for americans to show interest in their monarchist soccer and posh formula 1 otherwise feudal age sporrts but the truth in this country NFL football is king

# ? Jan 11, 2023 05:15

Dexo: Aug 15, 2009; A city that was to live by night after the wilderness had passed. A city that was to forge out of steel and blood-red neon its own peculiar wilderness.

ethanol posted:

europeans would desperately love for americans to show interest in their monarchist soccer and posh formula 1 otherwise feudal age sporrts but the truth in this country NFL football is king

# ? Jan 11, 2023 05:34

Dudley: Feb 24, 2003; Tasty

Frond posted:

Guys I don�t know how legit this Andretti-GM deal is. From the article;

�If we get in, in 2025, there won�t be a new engine yet, so we would have to go with a formula that is used now, but in 2026 there are various things we can do with another engine manufacturer. It would not be a badged engine, because there would be intellectual property from Cadillac in that engine, so that is not a badged engine.�

What the gently caress does that even mean lol.

It means it's a badged engine.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 08:22

Thanks Ants: May 21, 2004; #essereFerrari

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

Let us not forget that the sport already had these rules in place for some years until it was tested directly by Sir Lewis particularly and also by Sir Seb during the pandemic, with both of them wearing rainbows on their suits/helmets in countries with openly homophobic governments, and with Sir Lewis wearing Arrest The Cops Who Killed Breonna Taylor shirts on podiums for example. In those cases the FIA/F1 made slight PR moves to chastise Sir Lewis and Sir Seb on behalf of racists and homophobes worldwide, and were immediately met with strongly negative responses from the public or from others in media. The FIA/F1 caved in those cases -- in a way that I would be tempted to call cowardly but I'm not sure if that's the right word for it because they were terrorized into doing the right thing and only did the right thing out of fear and I'm just not sure what language is best to describe that moral position of theirs based on their intent and ultimate actions.

The situation is now different. Sir Seb has retired and Sir Lewis is not the reigning champion and it is unclear what his chances of winning races/championships will be in the future, having a not dominant Mercedes to drive. Part of what was going on when the FIA/F1 caved before was the politics of power. Sir Lewis was perceived to have power because he won lots of races. That is now not the case.

In the vacuum of morality that incubates the elite institutions of motorsport, might makes right. Power justifies itself. And now Sir Lewis (pbuh) the most moral of drivers finds himself in a weaker position. About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 09:26

Theophany: Jul 22, 2014; SUCCHIAMI IL MIO CAZZO DA DIETRO, RANA RAGAZZO

2022 FIA Formula 1 WDC

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

In the vacuum of morality that incubates the elite institutions of motorsport, might makes right. Power justifies itself. And now Sir Lewis (pbuh) the most moral of drivers finds himself in a weaker position. About 1,990 years ago another of God's most righteous children found Himself in a similar position relative to the mortal human powers around him. As did He, so will Sir Lewis triumph ultimately over the transient powers of evil (FIA/F1) who sit on their own earthly thrones today. We each must consider our own relationship to God's own Truth in this situation (read: you need to root for Sir Lewis at every race) and think of the moral state of our own eternal souls. Still He rises.

That�s an odd way of describing a perpetual liar, backstabber, hypocrite, child harasser and self glorifying narcissist.

But hey, lying is for most �christian� idiots as normal as it is for Sour Loser Killerton.

Still she gives twats like you the finger!

https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-will-not-go-back-to-one-race-director-says-ben-sulayem/10419317/ lmfao

# ? Jan 11, 2023 11:03

marshalljim: Mar 6, 2013; yospos

ethanol posted:

europeans would desperately love for americans to show interest in their monarchist soccer and posh formula 1 otherwise feudal age sporrts but the truth in this country NFL football is king

F1 clearly needs to get better at causing CTE and other forms of brain damage if it is to win the hearts of Americans. Maybe the next set of regs could award bonus points for porpoising.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 14:22

Sudden Loud Noise: Feb 18, 2007

marshalljim posted:

F1 clearly needs to get better at causing CTE and other forms of brain damage if it is to win the hearts of Americans. Maybe the next set of regs could award bonus points for porpoising.

Athletes are desperate for it. If they can't get it safely in the sport they will look to winter sports. Would you rather have it happen out in the woods where nobody can help? How uncaring.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 16:23

ArmedZombie: Jun 5, 2004

marshalljim posted:

F1 clearly needs to get better at causing CTE and other forms of brain damage if it is to win the hearts of Americans. Maybe the next set of regs could award bonus points for porpoising.

f1 still holds the death record

# ? Jan 11, 2023 16:36

Frond: Mar 12, 2018

Active Suspension would help with porpoising, but I know driving aids ( :haw:

) are frowned on.

I propose a compromise;

You get to keep the sequential gearbox but must use standard springs/dampers, and no electronic aids.

Or you can use electronic aids but it requires the use of an H-Pattern box.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 18:54

Thanks Ants: May 21, 2004; #essereFerrari

Bring back launch control, I want to see what happens when a team with a fairly slow car decide to spend all their money on electronics so they can jump eight places on the start and become a roadblock.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 19:01

Frond: Mar 12, 2018

It would be funny watching Alonso blow up the gearbox every third race.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 19:04

harperdc: Jul 24, 2007

Thanks Ants posted:

Bring back launch control, I want to see what happens when a team with a fairly slow car decide to spend all their money on electronics so they can jump eight places on the start and become a roadblock.

It was real cool when Renault had figured out the frequency for the timing lights and connected that into launch control.

Supposedly.

ArmZ posted:

f1 still holds the death record

For real. And (IMO) too much of the discussion around the NFL player who had cardiac arrest on the field feels like what has happened in racing before - trying to understand the balance of �what can be changed for safety� versus �freak issues you can�t legislate for.�

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MustardFacial: Jun 19, 2011; The first few turns are quite good but the rest of it is shit.

Thanks Ants posted:

Bring back launch control, I want to see what happens when a team with a fairly slow car decide to spend all their money on electronics so they can jump eight places on the start and become a roadblock.

Bring back active aero to capitalize on this most effectively.

# ? Jan 11, 2023 23:02

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