some is city courses. the vegas bout to be lit asf, in tryna finesse my way in for that oneThis is my first time watching F1 brehs...I thought they did races around cities...not trying to sound stupid
Man, try watching cricket or rugby, because there is no way in hell those upgrades are going to move the needle.Well in two weeks I will know whether it's worth continuing to watch F1 this season.
Those upgrades better GET Merc in front of Ferrari at least.
Mercedes still talking about understanding the car
If this upgrade is a 'reset' to establish a baseline, best to lower your expectations.
They always had understanding the car issues, just that their car was fast enough to mask the mistakes. I would be happy with a car that's fast enough to mask the mistakes.Mercedes still talking about understanding the car
If this upgrade is a 'reset' to establish a baseline, best to lower your expectations.
Rarely is scapegoating the person at the top the answer. This time instead of the strategy department dropping the ball, it's the engineering departments.My boys been struggling all year.
Shouldn't have fired Binotto but I'm gonna chill.
Of course. Its Ferrari though. Thatās how they've always been.Rarely is scapegoating the person at the top the answer. This time instead of the strategy department dropping the ball, it's the engineering departments.
It's also hard for Leclerc and Sainz to not be nice since they keep fukking up themselvesOf course. Its Ferrari though. Thatās how they've always been.
Leclerc and Sainz were being nice yesterday calling the car tricky. That car looks to be just as crazy to handle as the 2020 SF1000.
It starts to become obvious who the preferred driver is when you pay attention to their strategies when Checo gets close. They knew the hard was the preferred tire. That's why they put Max on them.I think what annoys me about Christian Horner the most right now is the absurd level of cap this man spits in these pit wall check ins.
This man said they were really concerned about putting Checo on hards to start, because they didn't want to give up position at the start. By the end of every race this season, they've been up on the next closest car by almost a full sector. It honestly wouldn't have mattered. The only real benefit they got from this was making sure they kept a 1-2 finish without having to stack pit stops, or use explicit team orders for who pits when.