I saw someone suggest on Reddit that they don't want to announce anything before or during a weekend where Verstappen/Red Bull can lock up a title. I thought it was a little tin foil hattish, but it's starting to not look so crazy.
I can see it . I also expect there to be a breach with a pinky swear not to do it again.I saw someone suggest on Reddit that they don't want to announce anything before or during a weekend where Verstappen/Red Bull can lock up a title. I thought it was a little tin foil hattish, but it's starting to not look so crazy.
Nah. The FIA is just all about appearances. They'd snuff they mommas if it meant keeping something bad out of the light.Does Red Bull have that type of pull where fhey can influence the FIA?
Ordinarily I would say no, but the integrity and credibility of the FIA has been slipping away for a little while now. Abu Dhabi and Brazil showed how they can be pressured in some situations. The Ferrari engine saga showed that they'll make closed door deals to avoid admitting they've been played. They already let teams swing their dikk around and virtually block Andretti from buying in.Does Red Bull have that type of pull where fhey can influence the FIA?
The fukk is Merc doing at the top of those leaderboards breh?Japan about to fukk my sleep schedule all up.
They were using new inters because they barely ran in FP1. Red Bull and Ferrari were saving tires in FP2.The fukk is Merc doing at the top of those leaderboards breh?
I think they wanted to scrub all their inters this time around - at least for Lewis. They sent him out on a set, did an outlap/inlap, then got back on an earlier set.They were using new inters because they barely ran in FP1. Red Bull and Ferrari were saving tires in FP2.