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Bye Checo, Vettel will be better than you, in that car.
Bye Checo, Vettel will be better than you, in that car.
Lung damage and muscle weakness caused by the virus is different to being infectious with the disease. Will Buxton has said he was feeling the effects of having had COVID well after having fought the virus off.
Seems like a cheap-ish effective solution@Jimlaad43 In situations such as this, would it be worth marshal posts having a rear jack to lift the rear wheels if they've locked? Obviously that woudn't be appropriate in places with grass or gravel, but somewhere like here would be useful, I would've thought. (Also assuming all the rear jack points are the same on all the cars.)
That’s a hot takeBye Checo, Vettel will be better than you, in that car.
@Jimlaad43 In situations such as this, would it be worth marshal posts having a rear jack to lift the rear wheels if they've locked? Obviously that woudn't be appropriate in places with grass or gravel, but somewhere like here would be useful, I would've thought. (Also assuming all the rear jack points are the same on all the cars.)
The shape and weight of all cars are different underneath, plus ground clearance is often very minimal on cars - especially if they've lost a wheel. You're better to use a Safety Car and a JCB to move immovable cars because you can use the JCB to protect the marshal fiddling with the hoist. If you use a Jack, you have a marshal potentially lying down and fiddling with a heavy Jack to get under a tiny bit of floor - with little concentration focused on the cars approaching and no protection from a heavy lump of metal. Also the Jack can become a heavy projectile if hit.@Jimlaad43 In situations such as this, would it be worth marshal posts having a rear jack to lift the rear wheels if they've locked? Obviously that woudn't be appropriate in places with grass or gravel, but somewhere like here would be useful, I would've thought. (Also assuming all the rear jack points are the same on all the cars.)
The shape and weight of all cars are different underneath, plus ground clearance is often very minimal on cars - especially if they've lost a wheel. You're better to use a Safety Car an F a JCB to move immovable cars because you can use the JCB to protect the marshal fiddling with the hoist. If you use a Jack, you have a marshal potentially lying down and fiddling with a heavy Jack to get under a tiny bit of floor - with little concentration focused on the cars approaching and no protection from a heavy lump of metal. Also the Jack can become a heavy projectile if hit.
Short Answer: No
Long answer: Too dangerous for something that needs to be customised and will be a faff.
All the cars have different shapes at the rear though, and what do we do when it's F2 or F3 or a Porsche Supercup car?Fair enough. Rather than a road car jack I was thinking more about the rear jacks the pit crews use, which hook up and can lift a car in a second just using leverage, and then the car can be wheeled around. For use with mechanical failures rather than crashed cars or missing wheels. Made from aluminium I figured it would be light to move and (by F1 standards) cheap to manufacture.
All the cars have different shapes at the rear though, and what do we do when it's F2 or F3 or a Porsche Supercup car?
He's been pretty average for his entire career.Stroll has been pretty average after he caught covid
That’s a hot take
And you would also hope he would do better than he's doing at Ferrari recentlyBut with Seb being a 4 time world champion and all, you would hope he will do an even better job than Checo did.
Anyone else falling asleep??