Formula 1 crypto.com (ugh, really?) Miami Grand Prix 2022Formula 1
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This was pants.
Jeddah was a better event, and that is a terrible thing to say because that track is unabashedly dangerous.
Jeddah was a better event, and that is a terrible thing to say because that track is unabashedly dangerous.
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Southeast Florida is the best place to live in America if you like warm water, sunny days and wild nights. 😎
Stay classy, Miami
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"We needed something to happen here and then the safety car came out"
Danica giving us the real thoughts of the presenters.
Danica giving us the real thoughts of the presenters.
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An absolute farce from the very beginning and will continue to be a farce as any website or account that reports on F1 will tell us how amazing, awesome and utterly fantastic the first ever Grand Prix in... wait for it... the United States of America. The America!
Can you believe it?! They actually went there and had a race!
Can you believe it?! They actually went there and had a race!
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Incase anyone was wondering...
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In many ways, this race represents everything Liberty Media are doing wrong. A flash, new circuit very poorly suited to the current cars with a track surface that keeps breaking up, but it has "character" being a "street" circuit built around a stadium with a fake marina in Miami of all places; a sea of celebrities who couldn't care less about F1 and have nothing of value to add but of course get the kind of access and experience any F1 fan would dream of; endless cheesy gimmicks, always involving sucking up to other sports, in a way that is never reciprocated; and at the end of the day, an actual race that was average at best but got lucky with a late safety car that injected a bit of energy, which was mostly missed by the awful camera work.
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Miami... meh. Definitely better than Imola. Also, all the spectacle is another reminder how much I detest Florida.
I fear Ferrari is starting to trend back its usual fading as the season goes along. Not sure what happened with Perez but if that's more RB unreliability, that may be Ferrari's saving grace.
Mercedes, I don't think whatever they brought did much good. They were still the best also-rans just as before.
I have to look at what happened with Mick again but that seemed more like that was on Vettel turning in when Mick already established himself on the inside. Alonso, though, that was just poor judgment.
How did Albon score points again?
Boy, a bad weekend for McLaren.
I fear Ferrari is starting to trend back its usual fading as the season goes along. Not sure what happened with Perez but if that's more RB unreliability, that may be Ferrari's saving grace.
Mercedes, I don't think whatever they brought did much good. They were still the best also-rans just as before.
I have to look at what happened with Mick again but that seemed more like that was on Vettel turning in when Mick already established himself on the inside. Alonso, though, that was just poor judgment.
How did Albon score points again?
Boy, a bad weekend for McLaren.
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Why should I be wondering?
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Perez just drove poorly. His mechanical problem only lasted like 2 laps. Couldn't even make up places with fresh softer tires on a restart. Embarrassing.
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Also have to add another problem: tires are lasting too long. All the talk about being a two stop and George, for all we know, could've finished the entire race on the hards.
Gonna keep pushing this but all tires should be required to be used in a race.
Gonna keep pushing this but all tires should be required to be used in a race.
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Awful idea. I would like it if they brought back refueling. The cars could be lighter, smaller, faster and alternate strategies would actually make sense. I want to see overtaking on track not in the pits.
