RB setting Perez up for failure, or Perez not believing he can win, or a bit of both?
RB setting Perez up for failure, or Perez not believing he can win, or a bit of both?
Couldn't match the tempo Max had with old hards.So where did it go wrong for Perez? Knew Max would join him at the front at some point but was expecting him to have built up a gap whilst Max was fighting through the pack.
Nothing to fight for on older worse tires and without drs.No real fight from Perez there, kind of looked like he was expecting it.
Was that Sky commentary?From the commentators it sounds like Perez was given nothing from the team, while Max has been coached the entire race.
They'll hang Checo out to dry, just like they have done with every second driver.
Yes and that idiot will be mePerez said nothing on the radio, whereas Max was constantly asking for updates.
I'm sure some idiot will try and spin that as Red Bull bias.
Absolute chadAlonso watching other cars racing on the big screen while racing, what a legend
Fake marinaHave can it be called a marina with No water
he has the best car on the planet.Yes and that idiot will be me
Perez deserves better
Alonso watching other cars racing on the big screen while racing, what a legend
Hamilton had same strategy as Max and moved ahead well too. Perhaps the less popular but superior strategy. Not that it matters, Perez should do a lot better.Guys, stop with the conspiracy against Perez, Max was quicker with old hards than him in fresh mediums. Max is another league, hs caught him from 9th in the same car ffs. Even from tactical point of view Perez's was more logical because everyone else did medium hards same as him.
That was great
Hamilton had same strategy as Max and moved ahead well too. Perhaps the less popular but superior strategy. Not that it matters, Perez should do a lot better.
Precisely, can't believe some really suggested this.It turned out to be good in the end, but it was risky strategy considering just two or three drivers took a gamble, those that didn't have anything to lose.
It would be ridiculous for Perez to start on hards with 5-6 cars behind him on mediums.
Miami & Baku are both "street" tracks, but very different.Ferrari and Mercedes are so weird
Mercedes looked pants yesterday, but today they were clearly better than Ferrari even though last race Ferrari were far better than them.
Miami & Baku are both "street" tracks, but very different.
I'm loving seeing Alonso on these podiums. I never thought I would see it consistently again.
I know, but it's been like that entire season so far. Difference between yesterday and today is the most ridiculous thing tbf.
Would love to see him win in Monaco.
While that is true it still doesn't mean that hards first was the superior strategy. Even though even if he had lost the first 6 places he could have drsed right back into first within 3 laps of it being activated.It turned out to be good in the end, but it was risky strategy considering just two or three drivers took a gamble, those that didn't have anything to lose.
It would be ridiculous for Perez to start on hards with 5-6 cars behind him on mediums.