Ferrari might have shared race strategy with Mercedes today.Interestingly enough, it's Charlie and Lewis, so it's two different cars unless they're sharing notes on car development and strategy.
So is this the secret plan K?Ferrari might have shared race strategy with Mercedes today.
Thats who that was on the podium…was wondering who that was…dude is a demonThey're boo'ing Abbott as well. We're doing alright.
Haha yeah Alonso is really driving well this year. Though Stroll isn't exactly a driver to measure skill against - especially when he's teamed up with one of the greatest modern F1 drivers.I won't, because with that car he would be slower than the Haas'es most likely.
I mean, Alonso is 42 and outqualifying Stroll constantly...![]()
They both have very similar driving styles actually, you can see it on the onboards on F1 website and the data graphs in qualifying laps. It's tweaks here and there that sre the difference. Last year the tweaks were massive for obvious reasons. They have a stable car this year.I think last year will be a bit of an outlier between the two. Lewis looked to have basically "sacrificed" his season by running R&D on the car where as Mercedes heavily relied on George for maximum points possibilities. This year, the car is in a much better state although I will concede to @TumeK5 's point; because Lewis spent so much of last year exploring the huge failures of the car, I do think his input has transformed this year's car into something more suitable to him. George has clearly benefited from the better car as well, but yeah, I think it's without doubt Mercedes is tailoring the car more to Lewis & within' understandable reasons.
That definitely gives Red Bull the FACC win (although the results already did) - two races later than the real world - but boy am I glad I didn't do the GTPFF1 points yet.Hamilton and Leclerc have been disqualified due to technical infringements.
Good prediction early on. Are you this good with lottery tickets as well?Great start from Norris. Really hoping he does well today. Hamilton missed a trick at the start should've gone around the outside at turn 1. Still his race pace is incredible should get 2nd today if no problems for Verstappen.
It's not just Verstappens/Red Bulls dominance. I guess when you watched F1 in the 80s & 90s it's hard to find today's races exciting.I think you're only saying that because Verstappen won, again.
But by how much? Especially without a safety car.
No, post race checks aren't random. They can check anyone, can look at specific cars.Just a question, aren't these checks post race supposed to be random?
No point in answering the other conspiracy theory in your question.The sporting regulations permit technical delegate Jo Bauer to carry out “at his discretion, any checks to verify the compliance of the cars entered in the competition”
You can check here who they decided to do the random checks on: https://www.fia.com/sites/default/f...ed States Grand Prix - Race scrutineering.pdfJust a question, aren't these checks post race supposed to be random? And it just so happens to be 3 cars that were infront of Perez of Red Bull? That's some luck for them.
Red Bull, Mclaren, Ferrari and Mercedes all had a car inspected for the same thing, and it was Mercedes and Ferrari that were found to be in breach of the rules. Sounds like it might have been luckier for Russell and Sainz, both of who benefitted from the DSQ's and were quite possibly also running cars whose floors/planks would have been in breach of the rules by the end of the race.Just a question, aren't these checks post race supposed to be random? And it just so happens to be 3 cars that were infront of Perez of Red Bull? That's some luck for them.
We would need more popcornIt's a pretty amusing situation given all that has happened over the past couple years. Imagine if Lewis was disqualified from a race win? 🍿
Ooh, I think this thread had to be shut down if that was the case.It's a pretty amusing situation given all that has happened over the past couple years. Imagine if Lewis was disqualified from a race win? 🍿
Or any driver, for that matter.Imagine if Lewis was disqualified from a race win? 🍿
Or any driver, for that matter.
The fact is that if your car fails a technical inspection (like Hamilton's did in Brazil in 2021), you shouldn't be classified for that session.
For fans to watch an excellent race (or, in this case, merely not an entirely crap one) and cheer the podium only to find out what they watched wasn't real two hours later is... kinda irritating, regardless.