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Doesn't really look like rain... lol :confused:


Edit: Pascal Wehrlein says he also did a raindance! :lol:
 
All the drivers are saying they have no idea if it'll rain or not.
 

Comprehensive* track analysis by Ricciardo


*By comprehensive, I mean hilarious.
 
Cool to see that giant mass of orange on the stands.
 
Well that was chaotic. More bad luck for Verstappen though. Same for Alonso.
 
Nooooooo! Alonso retires from the race.
 
Oh come on man. What the ****. Can't we have one race where Max finishes?
 
****ing Kvyat Knocked out Alonso and Max.
 
Nice dicing between Hamilton and the Force Indias. Faster car versus faster tire. Car wins.

More bad news for Merc this weekend... Bottas may have jumped that start.
 
What?

Reaction time too quick?

What the hell does that mean?

Too me it is simple did you jump before the lights went out.

Yes or No.

Predicting the lights going out should not be seen as a jump start.

As it is a gamble, you get it right or wrong.

But it does seem that Vettel is just sour.
 
Daniil Maldonado? Pastor Kvyat?

Could be a complete new set of drivers for STR next year. What a tool.

Seems like that Max already had an issue with his car at the start.

Also.

Kimi on the radio isn't the Iceman he used to be.
 
looks like Bottas expected that starts and if lights went out any slower he woulda jumped it
 
Sky are so annoying... Bottas had a .201 reaction time. That's not a jump start imo. Sounds like the perfect start.

Shame to see Alonso and Max out too.
 
Looks like a perfect start from Bottas.

The Fox/Sky Broadcast notes that his tire starts moving in the exact same frame that the green light goes on.

Could be a perfect start or a possible "anticipated start", but as we're going on fourteen laps with no word on a penalty... it seems like the stewards are still undecided.

Bottas being told to gain a bigger gap just in case he's given a five second penalty.
 
Daniil Maldonado? Pastor Kvyat?

Could be a complete new set of drivers for STR next year. What a tool.

Seems like that Max already had an issue with his car at the start.

Also.

Kimi on the radio isn't the Iceman he used to be.
Maldonado Kvyat, Badgift Flower

Sky are so annoying... Bottas had a .201 reaction time. That's not a jump start imo. Sounds like the perfect start.

Shame to see Alonso and Max out too.

Depending on what they count as a 'reaction time', cause it's not exactly elite athlete exceptional https://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime
 
Just desperation from Vettel. Starts are controlled automatically for all cars anyway.


Aaaaand procession time...
 
Sky F1 Team smoking crack for suggesting Bottas should get a penalty for moving too soon after the lights went out.
 
Max his clutch was already ****ed before the race started. :banghead:

Edit.

At least he is calm and only a bit disappointed.
 
What?

Reaction time too quick?

What the hell does that mean?

Too me it is simple did you jump before the lights went out.

Yes or No.

Predicting the lights going out should not be seen as a jump start.

As it is a gamble, you get it right or wrong.

But it does seem that Vettel is just sour.
As far as I can tell, there is no 'green light' reaction time metric in F1 - it's not drag racing.

Alonso managed 0.08s in Sochi last year. 0.2s is a slug by comparison.
 
I watched Bottas' start frame by frame and he was definitely moving before the lights went out, I'm not sure where they got 0.2s from, is it counted from when you leave your grid spot?
 
I watched Bottas' start frame by frame and he was definitely moving before the lights went out, I'm not sure where they got 0.2s from, is it counted from when you leave your grid spot?

Looked the same in the slow-mo from Sky's broadcast, he moved before the light went completely out. We'll see.
 
Thank God was had a stellar race before because this is going to be a snoozer if the rain hold off.
 
As far as I can tell, there is no 'green light' reaction time metric in F1 - it's not drag racing.

Alonso managed 0.08s in Sochi last year. 0.2s is a slug by comparison.

The lights going out can be seen as a green light can it not?

But if he took off the start box 0.01 seconds after the lights go out, is that "Too Quick"?

The FIA seem to focus on some stupid regulations, rather than focus on harsh penalties for dangerous driving.
 
I watched Bottas' start frame by frame and he was definitely moving before the lights went out, I'm not sure where they got 0.2s from, is it counted from when you leave your grid spot?

What? If he had moved before the lights went out he would have gotten a penalty already. That would be easy to spot.
 
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