Wicked_Badger
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Not sure why it would be unlikely the incubation period is about 2 weeks
Just unlikely given I’d assume that he would’ve been tested at/around the Hungary GP and it would’ve shown then. Maybe not though!
Not sure why it would be unlikely the incubation period is about 2 weeks
Yeap, mind you you would not want gravel in the face at speed.Red flag for that?
Not sure what's more ridiculous, how fast the Mercedes is or how badly Red Bull and Ferrari messed up between seasons. I guess Ferrari is down to them being caught cheating.Mercedes are over a second quicker than their closest rival
Lewis is a past master at pulling qualifying lap out of nowhere, I did think Bottas had this one, but 2 laps just hammered him.2 great laps from Lewis in Q3.
Really thought Bottas was gonna get pole. Imagine going so well and still only end up 2nd on the grid.
Its not good for either team.Verstappen +0.049s to last season's Q3 time, LeClerc +0.255s.
Shit show of a sport. Even during the Schumacher era Ferrari never had such a large advantage. The FIA’s failure to Atleast try and make f1 competitive in the last 5 years is a failure all on its own.
Quickly heading down the WRC route where pretty much every champion after 2010 until 217 has a * next to it.
Shit show of a sport. Even during the Schumacher era Ferrari never had such a large advantage. The FIA’s failure to Atleast try and make f1 competitive in the last 5 years is a failure all on its own.
Quickly heading down the WRC route where pretty much every champion after 2010 until 217 has a * next to it.
The fact that the car has reliability problems shows that it's Ferrari's inability to produce a championship car.Ferrari would have won a title in that time if it were not for reliability problems and/or Vettel bottling it a little.
I hate to say it - but let's hope that happens so the championship could potentially get a bit more interesting. If only for a short while.Short of mechanical failure, Merc will take the win tomorrow.
Williams, Renault and McLaren were not short of funds either. The FIA still took massive steps to level the playing field.Sorry, but this is bullshit.
Do you think Ferrari, or Red Bull, are short of funds to build a competitive car? Mercedes have got it right, the rest haven't. It's not Mercedes's fault and it's not the FIA's fault.
Vettel, when he went to Ferrari was every bit as good a driver as Hamilton was. Mercedes had a project and needed the best driver to realise it, they, and Hamilton, delivered.
Ferrari let Vettel down.
What's the data on that?F1’s dwindling viewership is evident of this fact.
What's the data on that?
Should be some for that increase then?Spoiler : There is none. F1s sponsorship and viewing numbers have increased for the past 4 years.