53 replies to this topic

[Baddoer]

Simple as that

[jimjimjeroo]

watch the after show to see what went wrong/right

[Ferrari_F1_fan_2001]

Then I'll hope that he finally has his head screwed on right and can deliver consistently. His speed is not in question; his mental fortitude is however.

[EthanM]

I will fly to Pyongyang and dance the jig ... naked ... under the arch of triumph


(or I will just do nothing)

[SenorSjon]

Return back home from the parallel dimension where this happens.

[Shiroo]

Baddoer's topics are best.

well, i will do nothing. Hopefully Raikkonen will finish 2nd and my fav team will get 1-2

[Vesuvius]

Same thing I do after every race, enjoy the rest of the sunday.

[Frank Tuesday]

I'll turn the TV off.

[Rob]

I'll wake up and tell myself not to have any more cheese before bedtime.

[DS27]

Re-watch the first corner incident that took out the top 10 qualifiers?

[HoldenRT]

Think to myself.. congratulations?

And then look at some boobs.

[Beamer]

Get on this board to see how everyone tries to reconstruct how the h*ll the other 8 contenders managed to get a DNF!

[BenettonB192]

Play some video games after the race.

[apoka]

Play some video games after the race.

You mean you'll go watch the actual race after you obviously played Grosjean in the video game.

[krapmeister]

Think to myself.. congratulations?

And then look at some boobs.

[PayasYouRace]

My usual routine whenever a driver takes his first win, which is dangerously close to what HoldenRT said: i.e. not much.

Though now I'll also come back to this thread and congratulate you on the prediction.

[thuGG]

Stupid thread is stupid.

[GiancarloF1]

Stupid responses. Grosjean could have won the German GP without the unneccessary deployment of the Safety Car. Why is it not possible at Hungary where he happened to drove well last year?

[wingwalker]

Let's see... go on a bike ride?

[Jackmancer]

shut down the playstation

[Taxi]

What can a random F1 fan do about a win? Nothing. What did we do when Maldonado won the spanish 2012 GP?

As for the paddock maybe they will think diferently of Romain, starting by his own team.

[wingwalker]

this thread will be closed in 3...2...1...

[Music Lover]

Stupid responses. Grosjean could have won the German GP without the unneccessary deployment of the Safety Car. Why is it not possible at Hungary where he happened to drove well last year?

"COULD HAVE" don't exist in F1.
Fact is he didn't won.

Also:
1. Vettel was ahead before the SC and still ahead after the final pit stop and faster
2. Kimi was fast catching up on him during second stint before SC, after clearing the mercs...and faster after the SC

= noting indicates Gro was to win.

Actually I hoped they should not deploy the SC as I think that scenario was to be a lot more interesting.


If Gro wins in Hungary I will say WELL DONE!

[DampMongoose]

Is he competing in another event as well as the Grand Prix then???

[TheThirdTenor1]

"COULD HAVE" don't exist in F1.
Fact is he didn't won.

Also:
1. Vettel was ahead before the SC and still ahead after the final pit stop and faster
2. Kimi was fast catching up on him during second stint before SC, after clearing the mercs...and faster after the SC

= noting indicates Gro was to win.

Actually I hoped they should not deploy the SC as I think that scenario was to be a lot more interesting.


If Gro wins in Hungary I will say WELL DONE!

Grosjean was 2 stopping whilst Vettel was 3 stopping. Grosjean would most likely have won without the safety car.

[Juggles]

"COULD HAVE" don't exist in F1.
Fact is he didn't won.

Also:
1. Vettel was ahead before the SC and still ahead after the final pit stop and faster
2. Kimi was fast catching up on him during second stint before SC, after clearing the mercs...and faster after the SC

= noting indicates Gro was to win.

Actually I hoped they should not deploy the SC as I think that scenario was to be a lot more interesting.


If Gro wins in Hungary I will say WELL DONE!

Actually it does. Senna didn't win the 1984 Monaco GP but he could have, in fact would have. He didn't need to win to impress the paddock. Similarly, Grosjean should be applauded for a very impressive drive. He was in a great position before the safety car after running such a good first stint.

[Velocifer]

I would check Autosport forum for the bashing and hate fest like this thread.

[Vesuvius]

Grosjean was 2 stopping whilst Vettel was 3 stopping. Grosjean would most likely have won without the safety car.

Then again Kimi was catching both of them massively( with old tyres) before safety car and maybe won the race.

Edited by Vesuvius, 12 July 2013 - 14:16.

[Vibe]

Completely disregard his win and look whether Alonso finished ahead of Vettel.

[UPRC]

I'll go outside and throw rocks at Montoya the flying pig.

Edited by UPRC, 12 July 2013 - 14:43.

[SpaMaster]

Clap?

[Atreiu]

Depends on what will happen to the others.

[Watkins74]

I would be happy for him. It's quite an honor to win an F1 race.

[Uwe]

If Romain Grosjean wins in Hungary what you will do?

I'll have icecream with strawberries as my dessert.



... just like what I'll have if he doesn't win it.

[kosmos]

I would check Autosport forum for the bashing and hate fest like this thread.

We have a winner.

[ApexMouse]

In before that horrible aussie moron brings the usual bile.

I'd be very happy that he is showing his true speed and the level at which he was in junior racing.

[Lights]

It's curious how not only Grosjean, but Massa and Webber as well, get such praise whenever they get near their teammates.

[InfectedPumpkin]

this thread will be closed in 3...2...1...

No.

[helioseism]

Have lunch.

[OvDrone]

[mattferg]

I'll Wonder why Vettel, Webber, Alonso, Massa, Button, Perez, Raikkonen, Rosberg, Hamilton, Di Resta, Sutil, Hulkenburg, Riccardo, Verne, Bottas and Maldonado all crashed.

Edited by mattferg, 12 July 2013 - 16:20.

[Music Lover]

Then again Kimi was catching both of them massively( with old tyres) before safety car and maybe won the race.

THIS!

[eronrules]

it all depends on where kimi is, if he's not in top 3, then




however if kimi is 2nd ... and close behind ...

[sopa]

If Grosjean wins the Hungarian Grand Prix, a 100-page thread will be opened about how Lotus management is so incompetent that they did not order Grosjean to let Raikkonen past in the interest of the championship. Bouiller is quoted as saying that as Kimi is leaving anyway, Romain is their future number one driver and the win helps with the confidence.

Another thread will be opened with people asking whether Red Bull should actually offer the second seat to Grosjean rather than the older Raikkonen.

Third thread asks a question. Is Grosjean a future WDC? Does this win unlock his enormous potential? Most people disagree and say that you jump to conclusions too early based on one race.

Fourth thread reminds us that this is the first French F1 driver to win for 17 years. Yes, the last one was Panis in 1996. The French are back in the business!

Fifth thread is astonished, how the stewards were passive and did not award Grosjean a drive through penalty for pushing both front-row starters Vettel and Hamilton off in the first corner. "He still doesn't know, how to start a race." However, there is mild praise by saying that Grosjean was skilled (or lucky depending on person) enough to keep his own car intact this time, even if Vettel and Hamilton got damage. Another thread tells us that Hamilton still hasn't learnt anything from 2011 how to avoid crashes and that Vettel not only can't overtake, but can't defend either.

[spacekid]

If the Lotus can keep on top of its tyres for the rest of the season I think a Grosjean win is very possible this season.

I, and I suspect I am not alone, still regard Grosjean as a bit 'crashy into other cars-y' but overall I still like him. I think Kimi is the superior Grand Prix driver by some margin, but Grosjean can be mighty quick. I actually think it will be very good for the sport if he can mature into a race winner.

[zack1994]

[STRFerrari4Ever]

I'd be happy for him because he has the speed and it could prove to be a turning point in his career.

[Prolsit]

watch the post race highlights to see how the other 21 cars crashed

[Kingshark]

If Grosjean wins the Hungarian Grand Prix, a 100-page thread will be opened about how Lotus management is so incompetent that they did not order Grosjean to let Raikkonen past in the interest of the championship. Bouiller is quoted as saying that as Kimi is leaving anyway, Romain is their future number one driver and the win helps with the confidence.

Another thread will be opened with people asking whether Red Bull should actually offer the second seat to Grosjean rather than the older Raikkonen.

Third thread asks a question. Is Grosjean a future WDC? Does this win unlock his enormous potential? Most people disagree and say that you jump to conclusions too early based on one race.

Fourth thread reminds us that this is the first French F1 driver to win for 17 years. Yes, the last one was Panis in 1996. The French are back in the business!

Fifth thread is astonished, how the stewards were passive and did not award Grosjean a drive through penalty for pushing both front-row starters Vettel and Hamilton off in the first corner. "He still doesn't know, how to start a race." However, there is mild praise by saying that Grosjean was skilled (or lucky depending on person) enough to keep his own car intact this time, even if Vettel and Hamilton got damage. Another thread tells us that Hamilton still hasn't learnt anything from 2011 how to avoid crashes and that Vettel not only can't overtake, but can't defend either.

[Red17]

AS front page tomorrow:
Hungarian GP Cancelled.