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FLAMESRULE · 03-18-2019, 08:49 AM

Hahaha, yeah, Stroll certainly looked a bit more composed this race. For some reason they never really focused on him in that 5 car train. I'm looking forward to seeing if he is that much better in the Racing Point ride at a "normal" track where there are more overtaking opportunities. Look how long Giovanazzi kept Norris behind him. Speaking of which, I think Norris could've easily scored points had that not happened. The McLaren looked better than last year and he looks like real good young driver. And Kvyat looked WAY more polished in the Toro.

I still cant get over how dominant Bottas was, just demolished the field, including Hamilton.

And LOLOLOL at Haas...how the F do you do the EXACT same mistake as last year. Poor Grosjean. Didnt realize how much he battled with his own mental health last year. That Netflix series was pretty good for seeing different sides of the drivers.

And poor Renault, Ricciardo gets a good start, puts 1 wheel on grass and hits a gutter 8" below the racing surface that removes his wing.

03-18-2019, 08:49 AM	#91
FLAMESRULE First Line Centre Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: The centre of everything Exp:	Hahaha, yeah, Stroll certainly looked a bit more composed this race. For some reason they never really focused on him in that 5 car train. I'm looking forward to seeing if he is that much better in the Racing Point ride at a "normal" track where there are more overtaking opportunities. Look how long Giovanazzi kept Norris behind him. Speaking of which, I think Norris could've easily scored points had that not happened. The McLaren looked better than last year and he looks like real good young driver. And Kvyat looked WAY more polished in the Toro. I still cant get over how dominant Bottas was, just demolished the field, including Hamilton. And LOLOLOL at Haas...how the F do you do the EXACT same mistake as last year. Poor Grosjean. Didnt realize how much he battled with his own mental health last year. That Netflix series was pretty good for seeing different sides of the drivers. And poor Renault, Ricciardo gets a good start, puts 1 wheel on grass and hits a gutter 8" below the racing surface that removes his wing. Last edited by FLAMESRULE; 03-18-2019 at 08:53 AM.