Maroon Lucifer
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What was that front wheel to rear wheel rule Russel was talking about?
Is that now 4 podiums on the bounce for him? Very impressive.He was definitely off a bit at the start of the season but he’s back at his best now.
Agreed, the consistency of the pair and general lack of self inflicted mistakes, is ahead of the rest of the grid. Though I'd add alonso to the list with max and lewis.The championship looks a long way away now for Ferrari.
For all the slander and hate thrown around last year, it just goes to show how amazing the consistency for both Lewis and Max really is. Maybe other drivers can compete on pace but on race craft and consistency, these guys are still some way ahead from even Leclerc it has to be said.
Very fair shout on Alonso too.Agreed, the consistency of the pair and general lack of self inflicted mistakes, is ahead of the rest of the grid. Though I'd add alonso to the list with max and lewis.
I think the Ferrari decision to stop wasn't quite as stupid as it looked at the time.
I don't think Sainz had the life in his tyres to pull 5s away from the other two to cover the penalty, so he would have been P5 either way, and with the stop he gained the fastest lap point as well.
Yep. Although in the end either way he probably ends up where he was. The whole thing only made sense if they categorically knew, though, that they couldn’t get to the end.He should have pitted 5 or 6 laps earlier if a pit was being considered, that would have maximised the new tyre advantage and given him a chance of getting to the two in front of him.
He should have pitted 5 or 6 laps earlier if a pit was being considered, that would have maximised the new tyre advantage and given him a chance of getting to the two in front of him.
Only way they’re only 32 points behind by the end of the season would be if Max missed a race or two from covid.Leclerc saying "if" he loses the title by 32 points he will know where the gap was from is pretty amusing. The rate they are going it will be lost by 75/80 points at least.
Just when it got interesting. I wanted to see if Hamilton and Verstappen told Russell that Perez did nothing wrongNo sound wow
Dunno why Russell was being so petulant about it.Just when it got interesting. I wanted to see if Hamilton and Verstappen told Russell that Perez did nothing wrong
Only way they’re only 32 points behind by the end of the season would be if Max missed a race or two from covid.
Bizarre take, what makes you think Ferrari are regressing? In fact they matched RB's straight line speed.
Because they more concerned with politics than actual competency.Or 3 or 4 lets be honest.
Never seen a team as good at self sabataging as Ferrari and their drivers.
Ferrari and Leclerc fecking it but boy do they have the fastest car for sure by now.
I think they have the edge in quali. But on race day, the two cars are very evenly matched and it’s circuit to circuit.You don't think? They are looking massively quick over a full lap each weekend these days.
I think they have the edge in quali. But on race day, the two cars are very evenly matched and it’s circuit to circuit.
The car was fine. Didn't you see Seinz practically flying?Ferrari - 314
Mercedes - 270
Not such a bizarre take anymore!
I think RB are getting bored with ferrari incompetence, even Maxs race engineer came on to say something like that was entertaining until leclerc crashed out.No team or organisation on the planet more able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory like Scuderia Ferrari
They make United look competent.
Reliability is killing Leclerc, he should be leading the WC .
The car was fine. Didn't you see Seinz practically flying?
It’s not just one error though. There’s been a few now. It doesn’t make Leclerc a bad driver. It just means he might not be in that tier that Hamilton and Max are presently in. In the title scrap last year, neither driver made many errors in any racing condition be it worn tyres or not. And that was at the height of an intense, close championship at the business end. I’m not saying Leclerc doesn’t have the potential, he hasn’t been in a title fight yet so he’s still inexperienced. But he’s showing he is not quite there yet.Too much is being made out of one error from Leclerc, made on shite tires. Even today's mistake(which he admit) was partly down to Ferrari avoiding pitting him for some reason, what the feck were they waiting once Verstappen did his pit?
Honest, but to defend Leclerc a bit, neither Max nor Lewis have had to deal with such an unreliable car and really bad team's race management which causes him to lose a lot races and points.It’s not just one error though. There’s been a few now. It doesn’t make Leclerc a bad driver. It just means he might not be in that tier that Hamilton and Max are presently in. In the title scrap last year, neither driver made many errors in any racing condition be it worn tyres or not. And that was at the height of an intense, close championship at the business end. I’m not saying Leclerc doesn’t have the potential, he hasn’t been in a title fight yet so he’s still inexperienced. But he’s showing he is not quite there yet.