Some quick facts....
You: Joined Bgol Jul 15 2021
This Thread: Started Nov 2 2013
Slow your roll before you get extra roasted up in here.
BGOL Ongoing Formula One Thread: 2025 Off-Season
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You: Joined Bgol Jul 15 2021
This Thread: Started Nov 2 2013
Slow your roll before you get extra roasted up in here.
Man there are a ton of motorsport enthusiasts in here. Many are very knowledgeable too. I'm a formula one fan since the 80's. My Dad raced back in the day, so its in the blood.
Textbook undercover CAC. Same butthurt typing about Lewis Hamilton on all these F1 forums and swear they’ve been watching F1 before everyone else.
“I was watching F1 before Drive to Survive“
”I was watching F1 before DRS”
”I was watching F1 during the V10 era”
FOH
That’s Tina
This little prick was a whole 13 years old when this thread was started.
ferrari is much further along in formula development than Merc. Merc had to pivot when FIA came after them and the route they chose didn't pan out the way they thought it would. Now they're looking for a long-term build with Russell in the monocoque.
Ferrari definitely got a better start on this current formula than Merc, but they can't develop shit in season. That's Merc strength without a doubt. Maybe Vasseur is sorting that out and convince Lewis enough cause Ferrari drops the ball more often than not during the season.
We know, we know little man. Your definitely Black yo! You typed the word "niggas" three times in your first post in this thread. You must be Black.
"We know" or it just you My nigga you are fucking old azz Yank in your 50s go take care of your grandkids boomer if you have some my nigga ... The fact you keep trying to assume my race by calling me "Chavs" if beyond me hahahaha
"you typed niggas 3 times" okay what wrong with that? Bruhh what is up with yall white folks always pulling out the race card all the time every time yall losing the argument...
“Race card“ huh?
You have a point. But we don't know what Merc will have this year. They had more time in the tunnel and track because of their finish. If it's another rocket, Lewis could do his thing. I know he got his physio. We'll see. And we don't know what changes ferrari will make. They may have a new principal in place next year.
Actually that is Mercedes that good at developing specially at beginning of Turbo hybrids era specially they made good azz engines even most of F1 teams using... Ferrari they also good at developing their cars sometime but the problem is their engines and chassis not good enough specially they keep blowing up their engines nonstop...
Let hope Ferrari become Serious this time like they almost did in 2022 until after 6 races later.... These niggas can't get everything right specially when they are leading the championship with Leclerc kicking Redbull azzez until everything went down hills After 6 races at the beginning of the championship..... This going to be very interesting since Lewis joining but I am afraid they are showing more attention to him over Leclerc......and let hope Ferrari don't ruining Mr. Hamilton like they did others *cough Alonso and Vettel coughing*
The only thing I am worried about is now what going to happen to Sainz? And who going take Lewis Hamilton place? At Mercedes?
What language is this?
Listen you little disrespectful cocksucker, I'm going to introduce you to a marvelous feature of BGOL called the Ignore Button.
**click** your ignorant ass no longer exists. cya.
Yeah I get man. No offense taken. Many of us Americans are global travellers. I've been around the globe twice and a bit more and hope to continue traveling for many more years. I'm appreciative for everything including the humor. There are some truths about exposure or the lack from each country. Some are into things and some could care less.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention.@TEN Pay attention to this CAC, he's from your side of the pond. lol. What do they call wanna down CAC's over there again? Chavs?
This one is textbook.
He's clearly a redneck racist troll and extremely anti black American,
as you've just discovered we have them over here too.
Him and his racist shit has been removed from bgol.
Where's this CockTail Papi , he doesn't even know his F1 history. F1 been in the US as far back as 1908.
Formula One drivers from the United States
There have been 58 Formula One drivers from the United States including two World Drivers' Championship winners, Mario Andretti and Phil Hill. Andretti is the most successful American Formula One driver having won 12 races, and only Eddie Cheever has started more Grands Prix. Logan Sargeant is the most recent American, having competed in the 2023 championship.
While many drivers from the United States have competed in the Formula One World Championship, the vast majority only competed in the Indianapolis 500, which was part of the World Championship from 1950 to 1960. Another 56 American drivers competed in F1 races other than the Indy 500. As of 2023, the most recent American race winner remains Mario Andretti, who won the 1978 Dutch Grand Prix.
en.wikipedia.org
The Early History of F1 in the USA
Newer fans may be familiar with Formula 1’s races in America being at the hugely popular Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. However, F1 has been racing in the U.S. before the F1 World Championship that we know even existed.
The 1908 'American Grand Prize' took place in Savannah, Georgia, with the Frenchman Louis Wagner winning after 16 laps on a 40km-long public road track. Curiously, Wagner also won the first official British Grand Prix in 1926, but neither victory sits in the Formula One World Championship's history books.
www.williamsf1.com
Formula One drivers from the United States
There have been 58 Formula One drivers from the United States including two World Drivers' Championship winners, Mario Andretti and Phil Hill. Andretti is the most successful American Formula One driver having won 12 races, and only Eddie Cheever has started more Grands Prix. Logan Sargeant is the most recent American, having competed in the 2023 championship.
While many drivers from the United States have competed in the Formula One World Championship, the vast majority only competed in the Indianapolis 500, which was part of the World Championship from 1950 to 1960. Another 56 American drivers competed in F1 races other than the Indy 500. As of 2023, the most recent American race winner remains Mario Andretti, who won the 1978 Dutch Grand Prix.
Formula One drivers from the United States - Wikipedia
The Early History of F1 in the USA
Newer fans may be familiar with Formula 1’s races in America being at the hugely popular Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. However, F1 has been racing in the U.S. before the F1 World Championship that we know even existed.
The 1908 'American Grand Prize' took place in Savannah, Georgia, with the Frenchman Louis Wagner winning after 16 laps on a 40km-long public road track. Curiously, Wagner also won the first official British Grand Prix in 1926, but neither victory sits in the Formula One World Championship's history books.
A Beginner’s Guide to Formula 1 in the United States of America
How many years has Formula 1 raced in the USA, why is it so popular and where have they raced? This is our 'beginner's guide' to F1 in the USA.
www.williamsf1.com
We exposed that bitchass CAC real quick. This muthafucka was a whole 13 years old when @SIDESHOW started this thread. Trying talk like he was an F1 fan from way back when. Bitch you are the Drive to Survive generation of F1 fans.Where's this CockTail Papi , he doesn't even know his F1 history. F1 been in the US as far back as 1908.
Formula One drivers from the United States
There have been 58 Formula One drivers from the United States including two World Drivers' Championship winners, Mario Andretti and Phil Hill. Andretti is the most successful American Formula One driver having won 12 races, and only Eddie Cheever has started more Grands Prix. Logan Sargeant is the most recent American, having competed in the 2023 championship.
While many drivers from the United States have competed in the Formula One World Championship, the vast majority only competed in the Indianapolis 500, which was part of the World Championship from 1950 to 1960. Another 56 American drivers competed in F1 races other than the Indy 500. As of 2023, the most recent American race winner remains Mario Andretti, who won the 1978 Dutch Grand Prix.
Formula One drivers from the United States - Wikipedia
The Early History of F1 in the USA
Newer fans may be familiar with Formula 1’s races in America being at the hugely popular Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. However, F1 has been racing in the U.S. before the F1 World Championship that we know even existed.
The 1908 'American Grand Prize' took place in Savannah, Georgia, with the Frenchman Louis Wagner winning after 16 laps on a 40km-long public road track. Curiously, Wagner also won the first official British Grand Prix in 1926, but neither victory sits in the Formula One World Championship's history books.
A Beginner’s Guide to Formula 1 in the United States of America
How many years has Formula 1 raced in the USA, why is it so popular and where have they raced? This is our 'beginner's guide' to F1 in the USA.
Anyway TEN got his ass up outta here quick.
We exposed that bitchass CAC real quick. This muthafucka was a whole 13 years old when @SIDESHOW started this thread. Trying talk like he was an F1 fan from way back when. Bitch you are the Drive to Survive generation of F1 fans.
And well done.
Ruh-roh. Mr Ginger Spice come on down you're next on #metoo
www.skysports.com
Christian Horner: Red Bull launch investigation after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against team principal
Red Bull confirmed on Monday that an investigation has been launched following allegations being made against team principal Christian Horner; the 50-year-old has been in charge at Red Bull since the team entered F1 in 2005; Red Bull are set to launch their 2024 car on February 15
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Marko, said bitch you don’t know who you fucking wit. I got the dirt!Ruh-roh. Mr Posh Spice come on down you're next on #metoo
Christian Horner: Red Bull launch investigation after allegations of inappropriate behaviour against team principal
Red Bull confirmed on Monday that an investigation has been launched following allegations being made against team principal Christian Horner; the 50-year-old has been in charge at Red Bull since the team entered F1 in 2005; Red Bull are set to launch their 2024 car on February 15
Christian Horner is under investigation at Red Bull
MailOnline understands the accusations surrounding Christian Horner, the husband of Spice Girls singer Geri Halliwell, relate to claims of wrongdoing made by a team employee.
The Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix will be held on Saturday due to Ramadan.
www.skysports.com
Why are the opening 2024 F1 races on Saturday: Schedule changes for Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs explained
The opening two races of the 2024 Formula 1 season, in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, will each take place on a Saturday; watch the season-opening Bahrain GP live on Sky Sports F1 with practice on Thursday, qualifying on Friday, and the race on SATURDAY at 3pm
The drama right now is if Christian Horner is going to get fired. He got cleared from the accusations yesterday and he thought it was all good but today they dropped screenshots and picsI don’t watch F1 racing but I like and watch the show on Netflix
It's like a soap opera
