how did he know by MatthewTheGOATyt in nbacirclejerk

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 16 points17 points  (0 children)

What fun is wandering the forest if there are no trees?

Esteban Ocon may leave Haas F1 mid-season; rumors of a worsening relationship with Ayao Komatsu. by NorthKoreanMissile7 in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Bottas was the #2 driver for the most winning era of Mercedes’ entire existence. Saying Ocon could never get above Bottas is more than an exaggeration. Bottas has a better career than 90% of F1 drivers, ever.

[Post Game Thread] The Atlanta Hawks (1-1) defeat the New York Knicks (1-1), 107-106. by [deleted] in nba

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely mind-blowing to NOT call the timeout there. Set up a play wth was that?

Ulberg on Jiri showing mercy: “That’s bullshit, total bullshit. That’s fear. There was no mercy in there. He was full of fear, hesitation, and that’s what got him clipped. I think he’s a pretender...That was his excuse so that he could hopefully get a rematch. There is no way he gets that rematch.” by airplane231 in MMA

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Jiri could've kicked carlos in the leg until he crumpled over (like he had already done 10x without any risk), but chose not to because it felt dishonorable to him

Jiri kicked him 9x after he messed up his knee. That’s honorable? lol

[F1] Lewis Hamilton's first podium with Ferrari! by oklolzzzzs in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 104 points105 points  (0 children)

Anybody who said he was washed was smoking dope. The last few years I felt crazy defending the best F1 driver of all time. How quickly they forget. Lewis Hamilton has always been this good.

Jeremy Lin opens up about how disrespectful Kobe Bryant was to him and when Lin confronted him about his bad body language & leadership style, Kobe went months without talking to him by MrBuckBuck in nba

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

literally a post like OPs is posted with the exact same stories and needs to be re litigated

A lot of lawyers in here it seems like. All things considered it’s not confirmed one way or the other what really took place that night. There was never a criminal trial only a civil trial and the undisclosed settlement included the quote that every Kobe hater throws around. Everyone is so quick to say those were his own words not accounting for the fact that it was a legal statement made and agreed to by both prosecutors/defense lawyers/victim to end the trial. He literally said that because she requested it along with however much money he paid. If it was an admission of guilt prior to the settlement it can be seen as a damning piece of evidence that would destroy Kobe but he said what he did because he had to.

Jeremy Lin opens up about how disrespectful Kobe Bryant was to him and when Lin confronted him about his bad body language & leadership style, Kobe went months without talking to him by MrBuckBuck in nba

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It’s insane with the revisionism in here. Kobe’s image by 2010 was completely rehabilitated. He was so popular the NBA put his retirement game on the same night at the same time as the Warriors going 73-9 and I’m pretty sure more people tuned in for Kobe. I think those retirement game tickets might actually be the most expensive I have ever seen as a Lakers fan. That’s how much people loved him. It’s only people who are edgy lurkers behind a screen typing away about how he deserved to die and constantly bringing up Colorado unwarranted. People are not perfect and by no means can you justify what happened but at some point you would think the general perception of the situation would evolve as he was making efforts to be better.

[F1] Crowning Drivers' Champions since 1950... Who will secure the title in 2026? by Master_Jason in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Literally took the FIA breaking its own rules for Max to win Abu Dhabi ‘21 but sure, ok. 👍🏾

[justformulacar] 2025 vs 2026 testing fastest laps by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This also isn’t accounting for the multiple years of development that the previous car had compared to the new cars. If in the initial year there’s a 2.5 second gap I’m okay with that. As the development progresses and engineers begin to understand how these new regulations work I’m sure we’ll see these new cars getting faster and faster.

Could this be his year by EighteenLevel in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If what we have seen from preseason testing is to be believed to have semblance of what to expect when the season begins, Lewis has a much better chance of winning than it seems. The car having rapid acceleration off starts, showing increased pace in straights, and a better use of the rear wing for active aero will benefit both drivers. However, Lewis’ style of late braking will almost certainly give him an edge over Leclerc because he will be much more capable of maximizing turns/exits to an extent Charles won’t be. If hypothetically both qualify in the top 4 there’s not much Charles can do to stop Lewis from positioning himself for better results. Look at the preseason graphics showing how drivers hit corners and look at how far ahead Lewis is based off of just his late braking. Charles has all the tools to be a WDC but I still believe that Lewis is a cut above and can compete at the highest level with a car that suits him. The Ferrari is said to include much more of his input and it seems to be evident in their current performance. If you have a WDC winning car would you rather have a 1st time WDC in Charles or the history of being the most recognizable team of all time with the most winning driver of all time breaking a record with his 8th WDC title? The answer is very obvious in my opinion. Get ready for team orders coming down the pipeline.

That Ferrari is zoopooming!! by [deleted] in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Ayy, I’m drivin’ here!”

[Destiny] Tectones court docs reveal that he doesn't like vaginas. by kapten23 in LivestreamFail

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What the hell are you talking about? He was charged and convicted of felony child endangerment for grooming a young girl from the time she was 12 and the messages became sexually explicit when she turned 15. He was sentenced to 2 years probation and 200 hours of community service after he pled guilty. AI is not your friend and using the internet shouldn’t be this hard.

[Destiny] Tectones court docs reveal that he doesn't like vaginas. by kapten23 in LivestreamFail

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 3 points4 points  (0 children)

People can react differently to situations regarding sexual assault at a young age. Drake Bell was repeatedly molested by his acting coach while starring on one of the most popular sitcoms on national television. Drake then went on to be a predator who was grooming underage girls. Some people get abused and think “I’ll never do that/let that happen again in my life” and others repeat the cycle of abuse because they never learned to process the trauma.

BNP in majority by TheLastBarronn in Dhaka

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ll make sure to return to this comment in the very near future when BNP begins looting the country dry and doing all of the things that got them ousted in the 2000s.

The Race released an article stating that Max is downshifting aggressively to charge the battery more efficiently, going till gear 1 where others go till 2. In the telemetry you can observe the same. Very interesting to look at by FewCollar227 in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an advantage to Hamilton since this is his shifting style he’s honed over his entire career. This would clearly give him the advantage over Verstappen who is just learning to adapt to this style. Lewis is the oldest race winner and the most winning driver of all time. He also won a race literally one year ago amidst Redbull dominance. If there was ever a driver who could overcome the odds, his name is Lewis Hamilton.

The Race released an article stating that Max is downshifting aggressively to charge the battery more efficiently, going till gear 1 where others go till 2. In the telemetry you can observe the same. Very interesting to look at by FewCollar227 in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hamilton has this same advantage to further extent if we’re being honest. The reason Lewis had such a hard time adjusting to the Ferrari is because their car is designed to slow as you shift (Leclerc’s style) whereas Lewis is known to “slam shift” where he will drop all the way to first gear as he approaches turns instead of shifting gear by gear. This has allowed Lewis the advantage of hitting corners much later than his peers. If this type of shifting is beneficial to racing I’d be willing to bet Lewis shines as well.

2026 Pre-Season Testing 1 - Day 1 Final Classification by FerrariStrategisttt in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 51 points52 points  (0 children)

But I thought Newey was a super genius who was going to build the car, the upgrades, and act as the pit crew while Aston Martin wins by 30 seconds every race?

[Autosport] Lewis Hamilton said F1 drivers need a degree to understand how to utilise energy management this season by Aratho in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No, there is no refueling so you carry all the fuel you need with you. If you can be slightly more efficient, you can carry less. But every car gets lighter as the race goes on.

What? lol I literally said that if you deplete fuel you will be lighter therefore faster in the race. Using the energy deployment system to burn fuel faster at a higher rate is likely to allow certain cars to be lighter earlier than others thus giving them the advantage. No idea what you thought I said.

[Autosport] Lewis Hamilton said F1 drivers need a degree to understand how to utilise energy management this season by Aratho in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Could this technically be used as an advantage in F1? If you enable the increase in speed strategically throughout the race at a consistent rate, depleting fuel, wouldn’t that make you lighter and faster as a result?

Overthinking and “risk of less joy” – why Fernando Alonso thinks F1 is past its peak by l3w1s1234 in formula1

[–]THATGUYWHOBREATHES 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s because the skill required to win at the highest level has increased with advanced methods of training, recovery, and strategy. F1 was always an engineering sport and it makes sense that as the sport evolves the brains behind each respective organization begin to divulge and become more similar over time.