Formula 1 Rolex Grande Prêmio De São Paulo 2023Formula 1

[Mae Borowski]

Ahh, Brazil. You never fail to deliver

 

[PaMu1337]

Well, FACC and GTPFF1 will be fun this week.

Saves you some calculating with all those zeroes

 

[Rossell2]

Whose out altogether then? Leclerc, Kmag, Albon, potentially Piastri and Danny Ric?

 

[PaMu1337]

Whose out altogether then? Leclerc, Kmag, Albon, potentially Piastri and Danny Ric?

Hulkenberg probably also has a ton of damage, so not sure if he's gonna continue

 

[ROAD_DOGG33J]

The Astons both started slow and Alonso left just the right sized gap for Norris on the left.

 

[krazislaw]

Let's hope for safe restart

 

[PaMu1337]

So if Piastri and Ricciardo get repaired, they get back to wherever they were when the SC was called, right? As the red flag was called in the middle of lap 2, the end of lap 1 (start of pitlane) defines the restart order

 

[Grayfox]

So if Piastri and Ricciardo get repaired, they get back to wherever they were when the SC was called, right? As the red flag was called in the middle of lap 2, the end of lap 1 (start of pitlane) defines the restart order

Might even be starting grid order.
Only reason they're on lap 3 is because they had to park at end and of pit lane for red flag.
But red flag was called before, they started lap 3.

 

[PaMu1337]

Might even be starting grid order.
Only reason they're on lap 3 is because they had to park at end and of pit lane for red flag.

It's the last completed lap, right? They completed lap 1 behind the SC, and then did another lap behind SC where the Red Flag was called.

Edit: FIA just clarified that Piastri and Ricciardo can only start from the pitlane

 

[Grayfox]

Thought time.
We have seen Redbull repair max's car at the grid on the way to start the formation lap, if Max had rear wing damage.
How long would they take to do it.

 

[Sum1s2pid]

Whew, woke up late and turned on the TV, thinking I missed a chunk of the race, but I see a red flag and carnage replays.

So the only car out is... Leclerc, yeah?

 

[Grayfox]

Whew, woke up late and turned on the TV, thinking I missed a chunk of the race, but I see a red flag and carnage replays.

So the only car out is... Leclerc, yeah?

Not just him.
A Haas and a williams

 

[-Fred-]

Whew, woke up late and turned on the TV, thinking I missed a chunk of the race, but I see a red flag and carnage replays.

So the only car out is... Leclerc, yeah?

Albon and Magnussen as well.

 

[TumeK5]

So the only car out is... Leclerc, yeah?

And Albon, and Magnussen...

 

[PaMu1337]

It's curious though with Piastri and Ricciardo. If they start from pitlane now, they will have driven 1 fewer lap than the rest of the field, yet in ranking they should be on the same lap

 

[Sum1s2pid]

Not just him.
A Haas and a williams

Ah, thank you. Still trying to sort out my brain with some coffee.

 

[Grayfox]

Edit: FIA just clarified that Piastri and Ricciardo can only start from the pitlane

He danny boy, is out driving rather than lining up at the pit.

 

[Dennisch]

Fernandooooooo

 

[PaMu1337]

It's curious though with Piastri and Ricciardo. If they start from pitlane now, they will have driven 1 fewer lap than the rest of the field, yet in ranking they should be on the same lap

Ok so they're considered 1 lap behind now, even though that was an uncompleted red flag lap

 

[Jimlaad43]

Ok so they're considered 1 lap behind now, even though that was an uncompleted red flag lap

They stopped in the garage after lap 1, the Red Flag came out on lap 2 so yeah they retired a lap before everyone else.

 

[PaMu1337]

They stopped in the garage after lap 1, the Red Flag came out on lap 2 so yeah they retired a lap before everyone else.

But on a red flag it's supposed to go back to the order of the last completed lap, right? That's lap 1, which they both completed.

It's a bit of a weird case, and I don't know what exactly the rules say on this.

Being 1 lap behind sounds like the right thing to do, but what I remember from these rules I think it's not what's supposed to happen

 

[Grayfox]

Very interesting to see Danny keeping up with the McLaren while being in the worst car.

 

[TumeK5]

Very interesting to see Danny keeping up with the McLaren while being in the worst car.

I suspect you missed Mexico then.

 

[Grayfox]

I suspect you missed Mexico then.

Mexcio is a high speed track due to elevation.
AT is good at high speed tracks.

Brazil is also technical.

 

[-Fred-]

Hamilton channelling his inner Jarno Trulli today.

 

[Jimlaad43]

But on a red flag it's supposed to go back to the order of the last completed lap, right? That's lap 1, which they both completed.

It's a bit of a weird case, and I don't know what exactly the rules say on this.

Being 1 lap behind sounds like the right thing to do, but what I remember from these rules I think it's not what's supposed to happen

That's usually for when a race finishes. They actually go back to the last timing line with a complete order, which could be Sector 2 in this case, for restarts. Everyone else has driven an extra lap of the track than Piastri and Ricciardo.

 

[PaMu1337]

That's usually for when a race finishes. They actually go back to the last timing line with a complete order, which could be Sector 2 in this case, for restarts. Everyone else has driven an extra lap of the track than Piastri and Ricciardo.

Fair enough, I'm pretty sure they would have crossed the first timing line before the red flag. Then it sounds right to have the 1 lap defecit

 

[IforceV8]

Fair enough, I'm pretty sure they would have crossed the first timing line before the red flag. Then it sounds right to have the 1 lap defecit

They were both in their garage's when the red flag came out.

 

[Grayfox]

dan and oscar are on same lap according to the board since its not saying +1 lap

 

[PaMu1337]

They were both in their garage's when the red flag came out.

I know they were, but it's a matter of where the rest of the field was. If the rest of the field only crossed the end of lap line, the last sector would be equal for everyone (end of lap 1)