Killed by Death wroteWTF my friend ?!?!Feeling a bit like SF-25 today....A bit F'd up but too blessed to complain.
M5Rick wroteBernie EcclestoneAs NOR's PU appears 100% and won at Mexico it may be PIA that has the engine swap even before the sprint and it makes sense to change VER's PU now also as RB can't pick and choose like McLaren, TSU doesn't really come into it.
M5Rick wrote#FerrariThingsI foresee a knockout for RB MAX to win, the Number One
=> https://www.reddit.com/r/formuladank/comments/1onfsp5/ferrari_things/
Killed by Death wroteSorry to hear that.Feeling a bit like SF-25 today....A bit F'd up but too blessed to complain.
///M Power-Belgium wroteHonda is the power of dreams but even those engines have a sell-by-date my friend.The teams PU engineers are monitoring continuously the PU rpm's , torque and HP output.
Even in the rain with a 10P grid penalty , there's always a big risk with overtaking or be overtaken and getting scratched followed by a DNF.
Hopefully MAX's Honda ponies will last in the 4 remaining races and the 2 sprints.
Let's hope a PU won't decide the outcome of the WDC...
But It's a big part of the game (!)
///M Power-Belgium wroteBernie is the man !Bernie Ecclestone
///M Power-Belgium wroteA genuine #ferrarithing.#FerrariThings
M5Rick wroteMy Honda lawn mower is indestructible (!)Honda is the power of dreams but even those engines have a sell-by-date my friend.
///M Power-Belgium wroteI've been thinking about the engine swap and you have a point with regards to MAX getting hit or worse midfield with a new engine, re BOT at Hungary '21.My Honda lawn mower is indestructible (!)
///M Power-Belgium wroteWTF my friend ?!?!
What have you done ? Looks like you bumped your head really bad (a lot of blood was involved)!
I still remember a photo from you (2-3 years ago) when something was removed on your head and that looked bad as well...
Tramadol is a good pain-killer. And I wish you a speedy recovery ...
Rono63 wroteSome of my detractors here probably expecting lobotomySorry to hear that.
I watched a documentary on Prime that you may like.
It’s called Ferrari 312B, they restored a old Ferrari F1 car and entered it in the vintage race at Monaco.
Hope you get better.
Killed by Death wroteConsider it a badge of honor or some patina. That'll buff out,Feeling a bit like SF-25 today....A bit F'd up but too blessed to complain.
Killed by Death. 
Artemis wroteGreat post , as usual . But I'm pretty sure , he can't buff out all the pain/s (!)Consider it a badge of honor or some patina. That'll buff out,
Patina and pathos !"It was love at first sight. Even at 100 yards away, eyes squinting. But it wasn't until I got close that the car took on a new form. It was the details that ensnared me - details you wouldn't find anywhere else. Details that didn't come from the minds of the creative; instead, these details were earned. These details were unique; irreplicable. This car had a patina that said one thing: "veteran." The monolithic air dam, jutting out from the chin of the car, was peppered - no, sandblasted with rock chips, each one speaking to a different instance of the beast giving chase. Each chip came from a certain track, a specific turn, tossed by a single tire of what may be an equally legendary car. In a world where cleanliness is often praised, this E9 said more to me than most ever have. I couldn't help but wonder where this car had been. What had it seen? I knew it was rich with history; more than most."
(source: see here)
///M Power-Belgium wroteChicks dig scarsGreat post , as usual . But I'm pretty sure , he can't buff out all the pain/s (!)
And he will be rewarded with a big scar for the rest of his life (too bad)!
///M Power-Belgium wroteJust Do Itwe. are. comin. (!)
Artemis wroteLooks like this CSL was raced mainly on part dirt tracks.Consider it a badge of honor or some patina. That'll buff out,
Patina and pathos !"It was love at first sight. Even at 100 yards away, eyes squinting. But it wasn't until I got close that the car took on a new form. It was the details that ensnared me - details you wouldn't find anywhere else. Details that didn't come from the minds of the creative; instead, these details were earned. These details were unique; irreplicable. This car had a patina that said one thing: "veteran." The monolithic air dam, jutting out from the chin of the car, was peppered - no, sandblasted with rock chips, each one speaking to a different instance of the beast giving chase. Each chip came from a certain track, a specific turn, tossed by a single tire of what may be an equally legendary car. In a world where cleanliness is often praised, this E9 said more to me than most ever have. I couldn't help but wonder where this car had been. What had it seen? I knew it was rich with history; more than most."
(source: see here)
Killed by Death wroteTell them ''you should have seen the other guy'Chicks dig scars
G30M wroteYuki has landed in Brazil, unfortunately RB didn't bother to arrange for him to be picked up
https://dubz.co/c/f1fb9f
M5Rick wroteYUKI should buy a Japanese Zero .^ Maybe his driver overslept.
///M Power-Belgium wroteIf that's MAX's yacht below remind him not to attack it !YUKI should buy a Japanese Zero .
