TheMagicFoolBus
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He definitely moved left to try to stay in Leclerc's slipstreamDidn’t look like he moved left from the onboard?
He definitely moved left to try to stay in Leclerc's slipstreamDidn’t look like he moved left from the onboard?
Yeah I wasn't entirely serious but to me the line has a left on that straight that everyone was taking and there was a lot more room to the left of Sainz and Perez than there was to the right.Sainz moved across but yeah it's a racing incident, probably couldn't see how close he was
Piastri is a more talented driver than Norris. That is objective reality. McLaren should go all in on him.
Doesn’t sound like you’re familiar with the Aussie cricket teamAussies once again showing they're the much improved of the English. Should have Aussies provide the commentary too.
McLaren must have seen something in him from the early years, his move to them was a bit messy in the first place but they backed him / kept him happy since he has joined them. Either way I think McLaren are in a good place with this lineup, arguably the best pairing on the grid.
From the onboard it looks like his steering wheel stayed straight thoughThe incident will be investigated.
Could see a grid pen fitted next race, I though Sainz turned in to Perez
I was also wondering why that voice sounded so similar to Steiner's.How has Gunter gone from Team Principal to doing podium interviews ?
By the same process that saw Haas going from back markers to regulars in the points.How has Gunter gone from Team Principal to doing podium interviews ?
From the onboard it looks like his steering wheel stayed straight though
It's not a real sport though. It's like baseball for people who don't have the strength to hold a bat higher up.Doesn’t sound like you’re familiar with the Aussie cricket team
Yeh it is a racing incident alright I agree.It did, Perez was the one who drifted across track imo.
Nothing will happen though, pretty much a racing incident. Hard to really say either way 100% at fault
That radio at the end seals it, Piastri is fast becoming my new favorite.
It did, Perez was the one who drifted across track imo.
Nothing will happen though, pretty much a racing incident. Hard to really say either way 100% at fault
Honestly my Superbru is so toast. Horrible form.
Worth putting your money where your mouth is if you’re so convinced. Max is still a huuuge favourite. At this stage of the season a three point gain for Norris is a positive for Max, so I’d say Max is in a better position than when starting the weekend, he also has a much bigger margin for error. A DNF for Lando is almost terminal and Max can afford two, probably three, and retain a lead.59 point gap with 7 races 3 sprints.
Norris is now the favourite
Worth putting your money where your mouth is if you’re so convinced. Max is still a huuuge favourite. At this stage of the season a three point gain for Norris is a positive for Max, so I’d say Max is in a better position than when starting the weekend, he also has a much bigger margin for error. A DNF for Lando is almost terminal and Max can afford two, probably three, and retain a lead.
That DNF business is nonsense now. It was only true when Max and Lando were finishing 1 and 2. Now it's a struggle for Max to finish top 5.
Lando doesn't even need to win the majority of races any more, with the RB in this form. If Max is finishing 5th to 7th he wins the title with 2nds and 3rds.
Two more races with Leclerc on the top 2 steps will put him in contention as well.
Think the others have just done better with upgrades. McLaren have been spectacular, Ferrari's upgrades from Monza definitely look to be working. Red Bull trying these different floors suggest they are still looking for answers.Id rather be in Max's position with 7 races to go than Norris's. Max is still the favorite by some margin. If the gap comes down to under 30 points then all bets are off.
Elephant in the room still hasn't been addressed, where did the dominate RedBull pace at start of season go?
Id rather be in Max's position with 7 races to go than Norris's. Max is still the favorite by some margin. If the gap comes down to under 30 points then all bets are off.
Elephant in the room still hasn't been addressed, where did the dominate RedBull pace at start of season go?
Could have if he had a perfect lap, problem is with the balance in the car being off and very inconsistent you never know what the car is going to do when you push it so it's very easy to make a mistakeThink the others have just done better with upgrades. McLaren have been spectacular, Ferrari's upgrades from Monza definitely look to be working. Red Bull trying these different floors suggest they are still looking for answers.
And yet, Max could still have been starting in the first couple of rows if he wasn't having these terrible qualy performances recently.
The chances are slim. For reference at 59 points it would be the biggest points deficit overturned since 2007 and one of the biggest in F1 history. That's why Verstappen is still the favourite for the title.Monza is a good example because he only finished 3rd but still gained 8 points. If that repeats for the next 7 races, plus a few points gained in sprints, he'd win the championship.
Max finished second only three weeks ago and Perez was probably finishing on the podium today before the crash, so to claim the red bull is going to keep finishing 5-7th now is unlikely.That DNF business is nonsense now. It was only true when Max and Lando were finishing 1 and 2. Now it's a struggle for Max to finish top 5.
Lando doesn't even need to win the majority of races any more, with the RB in this form. If Max is finishing 5th to 7th he wins the title with 2nds and 3rds.
Two more races with Leclerc on the top 2 steps will put him in contention as well.
Only reason Perez was challenging for the podium was because McLaren/Norris messed up qualifying and Mercedes (Hamilton especially, also due to starting from the pits) weren't that good today.Max finished second only three weeks ago and Perez was probably finishing on the podium today before the crash, so to claim the red bull is going to keep finishing 5-7th now is unlikely.
You seem to look at the worst case scenario for Max and best case for Lando.