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Why aren't the Mclarens quicker?
Don't forget they a) may have the car setup for dry conditions and b) the car setup for race rather than qually.Norris not getting anything from his car
Why did Max not give Perez the tow ?
@pauldy are you new to F1?
He's anyway been pretty clear that he considers Perez useless, right? Or is that what you mean?
@pauldy are you new to F1?
Just though that maybe would give his team mate a helping hand
@pauldy are you new to F1?
Wouldn't have made much of a difference. Perez had no new Inters and he wouldn't have closed the 0.6 gap even with a tow.Just though that maybe would give his team mate a helping hand
Yeah, I am not really sure you followed enough of both with that comment.
Nah the McLarens are way to quick here in dry conditions. Max will probably get a podium though.Max is so much faster than the rest, even from 11th I can see him winning a dry race.
Think so too. Max is great in the wet but the difference won't be as big in the dry and McLaren have their cars setup for the dry conditions as well so should be faster tomorrow.Nah the McLarens are way to quick here in dry conditions. Max will probably get a podium though.
Yep exactly. If Norris keeps his head tomorrow he'll win easily.Think so too. Max is great in the wet but the difference won't be as big in the dry and McLaren have their cars setup for the dry conditions as well so should be faster tomorrow.
Don't forget they a) may have the car setup for dry conditions and b) the car setup for race rather than qually.
You did say that was the case.McLaren confirmed they kept their low downforce setup from FP2 on Friday for the race on Sunday. They didn't change it for wet qually.
Should be a interesting cat and mouse tomorrow between RedBulls and McLaren's. RedBulls setup to be fast in S2 (twisty bits) and McLaren setup to be fast in S1 and S3 (straights).
Also Mercedes think neither them or Ferrari are in contention for the race win. Also podium will be tough. The McLaren's and RedBulls just too quick this weekend.
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/...p-qualifying-for-stronger-race-pace/10639531/
McLaren confirmed they kept their low downforce setup from FP2 on Friday for the race on Sunday. They didn't change it for wet qually.
Should be a interesting cat and mouse tomorrow between RedBulls and McLaren's. RedBulls setup to be fast in S2 (twisty bits) and McLaren setup to be fast in S1 and S3 (straights).
Also Mercedes think neither them or Ferrari are in contention for the race win. Also podium will be tough. The McLaren's and RedBulls just too quick this weekend.
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/...p-qualifying-for-stronger-race-pace/10639531/
We will only see that if Max manages to drive to the front from P11 in the first couple of laps. Perez is unlikely to hold up McLaren much in my opinion.I seriously doubt any other team made a setup for rain either, considering everyone knew tomorrow will be dry, I think they are just consoling themselves, but they are faster than Ferrari anyway. But I guess we will see if they can match Red Bull.
Im pretty confident Checo has it in him to go bowling like Bottas. Only problem is that he ll probably wipe out his own teammate with it like he already almost very nearly did a few times so far.We will only see that if Max manages to drive to the front from P11 in the first couple of laps. Perez is unlikely to hold up McLaren much in my opinion.
He's never won a race on merit, so it'll be interesting to see what happens.Yep exactly. If Norris keeps his head tomorrow he'll win easily.
Not looking good for my Norris win prediction
Barring a few DNF Norris is not winning this, my fantasy looks a mess right now.
I had Norris winning with Lewis mid top 10
Yeah their race pace has caught everyone by surprise. Was thinking Max would be making more moves up but tire management is important too.I had Lewis well both Mercedes not challenging even for a podium, on this pace the win is a possibility.