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But yeah, it was a good pretty good race.

I want Kimi to win!
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Yeah how did Kimi manage to finish 10th after that incident with Perez?
Edit: Found this Monaco 2013 - Raikkonen's Last 2 Laps - YouTube
Edit: Found this Monaco 2013 - Raikkonen's Last 2 Laps - YouTube
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Haven't been through this whole thread so I'll ask, anyone going to the Circuit of the Americas this year?
Unhumble brag, it's going to be my first F1 race and I'm wicked stoked!!!
Unhumble brag, it's going to be my first F1 race and I'm wicked stoked!!!
I was at Turn 9 Bleachers and if I was to do it again, I would sit there again. You're able to see them come down T9 and get setup for the pass down the long straight plus the sun is behind you for the race. Like everyone always say, the braking is what amazes. We were hanging out by Turn 11 during practice. Through a small gap we were only able to see the 100m board. Cars were going past that before they got on the brakes for T11. My mind was blown watching cars go through T3-T6. I've seen other race series in person, but the amount of grip and braking a Formula 1 car has is just different. Hell even HRT looks fast in person, but you are able to tell they lack a lot of cornering speed. Yea, I was quite excited. If the hotels prices weren't so expensive, I would be going again.



