The Official 2016 Monaco Grand Prix Thread **Spoilers**

[HustleRussell]

Red bull leaving it late? Why?

[cgt2]

Ugh.. David Croft's inane warbling really does grate on the nerves..

[NJK44]

F**k sake Max.

[NRS]

One Red Bull down...

[Smollet]

Hero to zero in one race Max

[NJK44]

Red bull really does give you wings..

[Adrian W]

Yesterday someone asked me how I thought he would do, I replied it is how long before he crashes

[The Vambo]

Very poor driving there.

[NRS]

The Vambo said:

Very poor driving there.

Centimeters make a different - just pushed it that tiny bit too far!

[HustleRussell]

The Vambo said:

Very poor driving there.

Yeah I'm sure Red Bull will be looking up your number as we speak

[VolvoT5]

"Dr" Marko already on the phone to Sainz?

[The Vambo]

The Max fanclub are emotional, he drove into a wall. It certainly isn't good driving.

[Vaud]

The Vambo said:

The Max fanclub are emotional, he drove into a wall. It certainly isn't good driving.

Au contraire - it was the best driving into the wall by any driver so far, ever at Monaco, ever.

[The Moose]

Smollet said:

Hero to zero in one race Max

Shows he not quite the second coming people seem to think he is

[The Vambo]

Vaud said:

The Vambo said:

The Max fanclub are emotional, he drove into a wall. It certainly isn't good driving.

Au contraire - it was the best driving into the wall by any driver so far, ever at Monaco, ever.

Was it better than the one where he hit the wall in practice?

[Smollet]

Vaud said:

The Vambo said:

The Max fanclub are emotional, he drove into a wall. It certainly isn't good driving.

Au contraire - it was the best driving into the wall by any driver so far, ever at Monaco, ever.

Brundle's effort in the 80s was far more effective

[l354uge]

McLaren disappointing so far...

[NRS]

The Vambo said:

The Max fanclub are emotional, he drove into a wall. It certainly isn't good driving.

Fanclub? That's a bit of a lazy reply. Far from a fanboy at the moment. I think he will be a world champion, but he is a bit whiny. Sainz is also very good, but just a different style. A bit like Hamilton and Button for example. However a cm difference or two between a great lap and crashing is not "very" poor driving IMO, unlike someone like Maldonado who had a lot of very poor driving.

[Vaud]

Smollet said:

Brundle's effort in the 80s was far more effective

Woosh parrot for aisle 1...

[Vaud]

Once again, a commentator says "jinking from side to side to get heat into the tyres"

I thought it had minimal effect at such low speeds, it was more about judging the level of grip available?