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01-05-2024, 08:16 PM
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Can't wait for the season to start - gonna try get to the Melbourne GP this year
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01-06-2024, 05:39 PM
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Who do you guys think is most likely to challenge Red Bull this year? Mercedes, Ferrari or McLaren?
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
01-06-2024, 07:12 PM
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McLaren
Ferrari will be quick and consistent if they can nail their strategies but we all know they can't and Leclerc is a mental midget
At this rate they should look to drop him, not Sainz, and bring in someone who can stand up to the pressure.
Almost impossible but Alonso with that car for one last run at a WDC, hnnnnnnnngggggg
Mercedes will continue as they left off, fuking up different things and Toto blaming everyone but himself and his drivers
Ferrari will be quick and consistent if they can nail their strategies but we all know they can't and Leclerc is a mental midget
At this rate they should look to drop him, not Sainz, and bring in someone who can stand up to the pressure.
Almost impossible but Alonso with that car for one last run at a WDC, hnnnnnnnngggggg
Mercedes will continue as they left off, fuking up different things and Toto blaming everyone but himself and his drivers
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01-06-2024, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Seems like McLaren ended the season as the strongest of “the rest”. If they were able to continue that momentum through the off season, they could be very strong this season.
Who do you guys think is most likely to challenge Red Bull this year? Mercedes, Ferrari or McLaren?
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
I have a hard time believing Mercedes will be ass for a third season in a row, but I guess we’ll see.
Ferrari, who fking knows. I saw today that they finally fired their lead strategist. Something they should have done a LONG time ago.
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01-08-2024, 05:56 AM
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Innnnnnn with my morning coffee
Also got tickets for melb gp
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01-10-2024, 09:15 AM
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Guenther got the axe, LFG. Season already delivering.
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01-10-2024, 09:16 AM
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Breaking: Guenther Steiner told to kick rocks! Thats a decision that’s about 3 seasons passed due.
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01-10-2024, 01:43 PM
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Oh chit didn't see new thread. RIP Steiner.
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01-10-2024, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
I'm going McLaren.
Who do you guys think is most likely to challenge Red Bull this year? Mercedes, Ferrari or McLaren?
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
The fan in me wants Aston/Ferrari but McLaren is crushing…. Even their pitstops are fastest.
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01-10-2024, 03:31 PM
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Fuark, RIP to the second funniest team principal on the grid
Horners constant needling of Toto and then telling him to "fix your fuking car" was the GOAT moment
Horners constant needling of Toto and then telling him to "fix your fuking car" was the GOAT moment
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01-10-2024, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted By LargePeter⏩
Christian horner IS drive to survive.
Fuark, RIP to the second funniest team principal on the grid
Horners constant needling of Toto and then telling him to "fix your fuking car" was the GOAT moment
Horners constant needling of Toto and then telling him to "fix your fuking car" was the GOAT moment
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01-11-2024, 06:24 AM
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off topic: Carlos Sainz SR is still leading the DAKAR RALLY halfway through stage 6. He actually opened a margin and the leading Toyota crashed out of the rally.
So glad they run this event when F1 is off-season… Very fun to follow.
So glad they run this event when F1 is off-season… Very fun to follow.
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01-11-2024, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Aren't those daily races that take like hours to complete? Seems hard to find interesting brah, what's the catch here?
off topic: Carlos Sainz SR is still leading the DAKAR RALLY halfway through stage 6. He actually opened a margin and the leading Toyota crashed out of the rally.
So glad they run this event when F1 is off-season… Very fun to follow.
So glad they run this event when F1 is off-season… Very fun to follow.
01-11-2024, 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
It's a grueling race. 2 weeks of absurd mileage through dunes. The coverage is obviously difficult to make look good because they're out in the middle of nowhere driving 300+ miles at a time, but NBC motorsports youtube channel, and the DAKAR official youtube channel both have good recaps of every stage. After you get a feel for "who's who" it becomes incredible to follow, and see where different drivers fuk up, or how they purposely do bad in a stage in order to be a FOLLOWER car for the next day, etc.
Aren't those daily races that take like hours to complete? Seems hard to find interesting brah, what's the catch here?
They NEED to do more coverage with dashcam footage, and on-the-ground repair coverage because the drivers repair their own suspension when it fails mid-stage, and it's very interesting if you're into that kind of stuff.
I closely follow LOEB, NASSER, and SAINZ. The bike guys I have no idea wtf is going on, except for the American riders, but even then.
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01-11-2024, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
1. RBR - obviously everybody is playing catch-up with them and overall, they don't have any weakness to think that they won't be the best team again this year
Who do you guys think is most likely to challenge Red Bull this year? Mercedes, Ferrari or McLaren?
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
I'm thinking Ferrari for race wins at the start of the season and Mercedes for the season overall.
2. Mclaren - their progress last year showed that they know what they are doing and are in the right direction. Norris and Piastri are great and the team pitstops are great.
3. Ferrari - Ferrari are such a wildcar. Even with their organisation being trash they were able to catch Merc in 17/18 which was almost impossible at the time. Also they started the regulation with the upper hand. Overall they know how to build a car. If they fix their organisation issues, I believe they can catch up.
4. Mercedes - IMO Merc will be like last year again. There is a novelty about them that they are good but now that the engine advantage is no longer there, their team is exposed as even more clumsy than Ferrari. Only reason they ended up 2nd last year is because the car was reliable while McLaren was dogshyt slow the first half and Ferrari spend the whole season understanding their car and what direction to take. Once both teams started to get a better idea, they ended up with quicker cars in the last few races.
5. Aston - don't really have faith in Aston imo. They don't know how to develop a car. Their jumpstart last year was because they kind of followed the RedBull design way earlier than the other teams.
01-12-2024, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted By ProSaibot⏩
Looks like many of you brahs have high expectations of McLaren. Will be interesting to see if they can continue the good 2023 form.
1. RBR - obviously everybody is playing catch-up with them and overall, they don't have any weakness to think that they won't be the best team again this year
2. Mclaren - their progress last year showed that they know what they are doing and are in the right direction. Norris and Piastri are great and the team pitstops are great.
3. Ferrari - Ferrari are such a wildcar. Even with their organisation being trash they were able to catch Merc in 17/18 which was almost impossible at the time. Also they started the regulation with the upper hand. Overall they know how to build a car. If they fix their organisation issues, I believe they can catch up.
4. Mercedes - IMO Merc will be like last year again. There is a novelty about them that they are good but now that the engine advantage is no longer there, their team is exposed as even more clumsy than Ferrari. Only reason they ended up 2nd last year is because the car was reliable while McLaren was dogshyt slow the first half and Ferrari spend the whole season understanding their car and what direction to take. Once both teams started to get a better idea, they ended up with quicker cars in the last few races.
5. Aston - don't really have faith in Aston imo. They don't know how to develop a car. Their jumpstart last year was because they kind of followed the RedBull design way earlier than the other teams.
2. Mclaren - their progress last year showed that they know what they are doing and are in the right direction. Norris and Piastri are great and the team pitstops are great.
3. Ferrari - Ferrari are such a wildcar. Even with their organisation being trash they were able to catch Merc in 17/18 which was almost impossible at the time. Also they started the regulation with the upper hand. Overall they know how to build a car. If they fix their organisation issues, I believe they can catch up.
4. Mercedes - IMO Merc will be like last year again. There is a novelty about them that they are good but now that the engine advantage is no longer there, their team is exposed as even more clumsy than Ferrari. Only reason they ended up 2nd last year is because the car was reliable while McLaren was dogshyt slow the first half and Ferrari spend the whole season understanding their car and what direction to take. Once both teams started to get a better idea, they ended up with quicker cars in the last few races.
5. Aston - don't really have faith in Aston imo. They don't know how to develop a car. Their jumpstart last year was because they kind of followed the RedBull design way earlier than the other teams.
01-17-2024, 07:18 AM
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Verstappen and RBR 100% unless someone pulls a Brawn which is very unlikely.
I guess McLaren, Ferrari, Merc are all in the mix to luck into 1 or 2 wins if everything comes together. McLaren seems to be the best of the bunch currently and I have high hopes for Oscar.
Aston is the dark horse, it would be so epic if they can provide Alonso with a competitive car, but doubt they could mount a serious challenge for the title even if they came out swinging again.
Then Leclerc and Sainz still need to keep it on track, which is also far from a given + not fukk each other over the season.
That's a no from me dawg.
I guess McLaren, Ferrari, Merc are all in the mix to luck into 1 or 2 wins if everything comes together. McLaren seems to be the best of the bunch currently and I have high hopes for Oscar.
Aston is the dark horse, it would be so epic if they can provide Alonso with a competitive car, but doubt they could mount a serious challenge for the title even if they came out swinging again.
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Yeah, this is true, but how realistic is it that Ferrari have suddenly fixed their race operations? In order to compensate for their chit tier execution their car would have to be miles ahead. Feels like this team couldn't win a championship if their life depended on it.
3. Ferrari - Ferrari are such a wildcar. Even with their organisation being trash they were able to catch Merc in 17/18 which was almost impossible at the time. Also they started the regulation with the upper hand. Overall they know how to build a car. If they fix their organisation issues, I believe they can catch up.
Then Leclerc and Sainz still need to keep it on track, which is also far from a given + not fukk each other over the season.
That's a no from me dawg.
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01-17-2024, 07:50 AM
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Holy chit, Carlos Sainz SR is still leading the DAKAR rally with 2 days remaining. Sebastian Loeb is only 13min 22sec behind, which is wild considering that the total elapsed driving time is 41 hours. It's very easy to have a mechanical issue, or a lot of punctures on a stage and give up 30 minutes or more.
Would be SICK if Sainz can hang on and win.
I assumed Loeb was going to win this year (he probably will), but I'm hoping Sainz can do it. This would be a complete underdog victory. He's 61 years old but still SHREDDING.
The other two AUDI cars (Sainz's teammates) are out of contention, so they are racing in close proximity to Sainz to offer support if he has a mechanical issue.
Loeb has no teammates still in the race, so he's on his own.
Toyota boys are sitting an hour back in 3rd place, and could still easily win if Loeb/Sainz both encounter trouble.
Looks like the moto guys had a death in one of the bike categories this year. RIP.
Assuming RB keeps perez for the entire season…. Or even if they change drivers midway through the season, RB won't have a combined powerhouse like McLaren has currently.
Would be SICK if Sainz can hang on and win.
I assumed Loeb was going to win this year (he probably will), but I'm hoping Sainz can do it. This would be a complete underdog victory. He's 61 years old but still SHREDDING.
The other two AUDI cars (Sainz's teammates) are out of contention, so they are racing in close proximity to Sainz to offer support if he has a mechanical issue.
Loeb has no teammates still in the race, so he's on his own.
Toyota boys are sitting an hour back in 3rd place, and could still easily win if Loeb/Sainz both encounter trouble.
Looks like the moto guys had a death in one of the bike categories this year. RIP.
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I wouldn't be surprised if McLaren can contend for the constructors championship because of their two stable drivers.
Verstappen and RBR 100% unless someone pulls a Brawn which is very unlikely.
I guess McLaren, Ferrari, Merc are all in the mix to luck into 1 or 2 wins if everything comes together. McLaren seems to be the best of the bunch currently and I have high hopes for Oscar.
I guess McLaren, Ferrari, Merc are all in the mix to luck into 1 or 2 wins if everything comes together. McLaren seems to be the best of the bunch currently and I have high hopes for Oscar.
Assuming RB keeps perez for the entire season…. Or even if they change drivers midway through the season, RB won't have a combined powerhouse like McLaren has currently.
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01-17-2024, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
If RB keeps Perez, and I would expect at least two McLaren wins this year, then yeah - McLaren takes constructors title for sure
Holy chit, Carlos Sainz SR is still leading the DAKAR rally with 2 days remaining. Sebastian Loeb is only 13min 22sec behind, which is wild considering that the total elapsed driving time is 41 hours. It's very easy to have a mechanical issue, or a lot of punctures on a stage and give up 30 minutes or more.
Would be SICK if Sainz can hang on and win.
I assumed Loeb was going to win this year (he probably will), but I'm hoping Sainz can do it. This would be a complete underdog victory. He's 61 years old but still SHREDDING.
The other two AUDI cars (Sainz's teammates) are out of contention, so they are racing in close proximity to Sainz to offer support if he has a mechanical issue.
Loeb has no teammates still in the race, so he's on his own.
Toyota boys are sitting an hour back in 3rd place, and could still easily win if Loeb/Sainz both encounter trouble.
Looks like the moto guys had a death in one of the bike categories this year. RIP.
I wouldn't be surprised if McLaren can contend for the constructors championship because of their two stable drivers.
Assuming RB keeps perez for the entire season…. Or even if they change drivers midway through the season, RB won't have a combined powerhouse like McLaren has currently.
Would be SICK if Sainz can hang on and win.
I assumed Loeb was going to win this year (he probably will), but I'm hoping Sainz can do it. This would be a complete underdog victory. He's 61 years old but still SHREDDING.
The other two AUDI cars (Sainz's teammates) are out of contention, so they are racing in close proximity to Sainz to offer support if he has a mechanical issue.
Loeb has no teammates still in the race, so he's on his own.
Toyota boys are sitting an hour back in 3rd place, and could still easily win if Loeb/Sainz both encounter trouble.
Looks like the moto guys had a death in one of the bike categories this year. RIP.
I wouldn't be surprised if McLaren can contend for the constructors championship because of their two stable drivers.
Assuming RB keeps perez for the entire season…. Or even if they change drivers midway through the season, RB won't have a combined powerhouse like McLaren has currently.
I know he's getting older and I've got that Aussie nostalgia going on but if Danny Ric gets back into the #2 Red Bull seat they're taking the WDC for Max and constructors title as well
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01-17-2024, 09:36 PM
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I'm so excited for silly season this year. The only drivers in contract are ;
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01-19-2024, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted By HMFIC_BROWSIN⏩
Well, the old man did it. Stage 11 Loeb fuked up his front control arm, and Sainz ends up 1hr27min ahead in first, then stage 12 was just easy-peasy with a gap like that. Sainz still ended the rally 1hr20min ahead in first.
Holy chit, Carlos Sainz SR is still leading the DAKAR rally with 2 days remaining. Sebastian Loeb is only 13min 22sec behind, which is wild considering that the total elapsed driving time is 41 hours.
What an incredible event.
Sainz was driving the AUDI rally car, which AUDI is now pulling out of endurance rally to focus all their money and effort into F1… Maybe they'll re-think that now.
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01-19-2024, 04:11 AM
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Imagine being Sainz Jr. struggling to keep your car on the road in F1, looking like a dork while your almost 70yo dad is winning Dakar and getting all the pussy
Well, the old man did it. Stage 11 Loeb fuked up his front control arm, and Sainz ends up 1hr27min ahead in first, then stage 12 was just easy-peasy with a gap like that. Sainz still ended the rally 1hr20min ahead in first.
What an incredible event.
Sainz was driving the AUDI rally car, which AUDI is now pulling out of endurance rally to focus all their money and effort into F1… Maybe they'll re-think that now.
What an incredible event.
Sainz was driving the AUDI rally car, which AUDI is now pulling out of endurance rally to focus all their money and effort into F1… Maybe they'll re-think that now.
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01-19-2024, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted By ProudKraut⏩
mogged by your senior citizen father in an event that is arguably 10x more difficult than an F1 weekend.
Imagine being Sainz Jr. struggling to keep your car on the road in F1, looking like a dork while your almost 70yo dad is winning Dakar and getting all the pussy
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01-19-2024, 09:21 PM
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Ricciardo has an Alpha Tauri contract for 2024?
I'm so excited for silly season this year. The only drivers in contract are ;
Max
Lando
Oscar
Lewis
George
Max
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Pretty sure Checo is in the last year of his current RB contract this year?
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01-20-2024, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted By LargePeter⏩
That's why they're not on the list you quoted. Which is a list of drivers with a contract that does NOT expire in 2024.
Ricciardo has an Alpha Tauri contract for 2024?
Pretty sure Checo is in the last year of his current RB contract this year?
Pretty sure Checo is in the last year of his current RB contract this year?
01-23-2024, 09:10 AM
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You guys feeling it?
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01-23-2024, 11:17 AM
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Gonna have to wait and see. Not gonna chit on a circuit when they haven't even been there once.
01-23-2024, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Tuga88⏩
You guys feeling it?
Hard to say until we actually see cars on it.
You guys feeling it?
Could have been worse, purely looking at layout only.
I mean judging on layout alone, everyone thought Vegas was going to be absolute ass, but it turned out to be one of the best races of the entire season.
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01-23-2024, 10:05 PM
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Didn't specify a date
That's why they're not on the list you quoted. Which is a list of drivers with a contract that does NOT expire in 2024.
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