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Interesting to see Lando getting more comfortable with winning and Max more comfortable with p2
The more this season goes on with all the drama behind the scenes, Red Bull has become one of my most hated teams. What a cluster **** and pay for play organization.
The lack of safety cars and mechanical failures is really wild this year. Really feels like part of the strategy and a lot of excitement is missing without pit stops under caution and restarts. I'm team Lando all the way, but we all hated Max winning by 20+ seconds and now we have McLaren doing the same thing. Bring back hard racing and wrecks!
As long as it's not too gimmicky, feels like they should try out mandatory usage of all 3 compounds if they can use softer tires than a track normally dictates (at least try it out like the did with the ATA qualifying in 23). They have enough races to do a trial run…..
Who is replacing him? Lawson?
Yeah, the expectation is Lawson will be promoted to his seat.
I love it. I couldn't fathom why a guy who scored points on short notice want given more time to develop.
So McLaren is pretty ticked off about the Danny Ric fastest lap and want a review of the Red Bull/ VCARB relationship.
It was his last F1 race after nearly a decade, going to be hard to prove it was all to help Max and not just for a fun send off.
It's dumb and a reach. But Danny's comment along the lines of "If Max wins the championship by one point, I just secured myself a nice Christmas gift" probably didn't help.
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Logan Sargeant has been confirmed for an Indycar test later this year.
— Fastest Pitstop (@FastestPitStop) September 23, 2024
Meyer Shank Racing will be giving the former Williams Racing driver his first outing in Indycar machinery this November.
[@IndyCar] #F1 #Formula1 pic.twitter.com/ss74oKTXFL
Yeah, good luck with this one, FIA.
🚨 | Formula 1 drivers are set to hold discussions about how best to respond to the FIA’s hardline response to Max Verstappen swearing in a press conference
— Fastest Pitstop (@FastestPitStop) September 23, 2024
Asked if there was support for him, Verstappen said: “Yeah, for sure. Of course, I wrote in the GPDA [chat] the ruling,… pic.twitter.com/Up2d4XYjAp
🚨 | Sauber are understood to be evaluating three main candidates ahead of 2025:
— formularacers (@formularacers_) September 23, 2024
- Valtteri Bottas
- Franco Colapinto
- Gabriel Bortoleto
As it stands, it is unclear who they will sign.
Everyone's abandoning ship…
This destroys what little strategy there is in choosing tyre compounds. If everyone has to use the exact same compounds they will all come to more or less the exact same strategy.SydB92 said:
As long as it's not too gimmicky, feels like they should try out mandatory usage of all 3 compounds if they can use softer tires than a track normally dictates (at least try it out like the did with the ATA qualifying in 23). They have enough races to do a trial run…..
Red Bull shouldn't have a second team.
Red Bull is the only reason F1 didn't drop below ten teams when Minardi was about to fold.
Red Bull is the only reason F1 didn't drop below ten teams when Minardi was about to fold.
It will be interesting to see if the second dominant run of the cost cap era ends the same way as this one. Will McLaren lose literally everyone to more money from other teams, or will they be able to keep it together?
Eh... its not much different now. Top 10-12 start on the same tires for most races (maybe one outlier like Merc did with Hamilton). At least it adds more pitstop jeopardy or more chances for over/under-cuts. Some of the cars are way better on a specific compound so could increase strategy by going long or short on stint. The only suspense in this race was would Norris hit the wall a 3rd time and f-up his win.
For this even have a chance to work, Pirelli would have to bring a softer tire compound assuming it could handle the strains of a specific track and not have premature blowouts.....
For this even have a chance to work, Pirelli would have to bring a softer tire compound assuming it could handle the strains of a specific track and not have premature blowouts.....
Thoughts on this?
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— K-Mag 🐐 20//44🇬🇷 | 105 (@kevinmagnusgoat) September 24, 2024
Hulkenberg: He did it to himself, really. He could have replaced Kovalainen at McLaren instead of Button. He stayed loyal to Williams too long. He never got another top team opportunity after that.
Ricciardo: His driving style requires a car with a nimble front end and high downforce, like Vettel. He never adapted well to the lower downforce cars, but probably would have been okay if he stayed with Renault as that car had a nimble front end. I think he achieved exactly what his ceiling was, a Carlos Reutemann type of driver who could win races.
K-Mag: I actually agree here. McLaren should have kept him on, but they were pretty arrogant about their problems in this timeframe and refused to take accountability. Blamed the drivers that year, blamed Honda the next few years, etc.
Ricciardo: His driving style requires a car with a nimble front end and high downforce, like Vettel. He never adapted well to the lower downforce cars, but probably would have been okay if he stayed with Renault as that car had a nimble front end. I think he achieved exactly what his ceiling was, a Carlos Reutemann type of driver who could win races.
K-Mag: I actually agree here. McLaren should have kept him on, but they were pretty arrogant about their problems in this timeframe and refused to take accountability. Blamed the drivers that year, blamed Honda the next few years, etc.
This is the story of the most iconic Formula 1 driver of all time.
— Netflix (@netflix) September 25, 2024
Senna, starring Gabriel Leone, premieres November 29. pic.twitter.com/cfojg5pfqg
I'm fairly new to F1… my sense is that Senna was the most charismatic driver of his era and Schumacher is the GOAT… is that accurate?
*ETA… honorable mention to Hamilton?
*ETA… honorable mention to Hamilton?
Senna died in his prime. Schumacher didn't. Senna >> SchumacherPoot said:
I'm fairly new to F1… my sense is that Senna was the most charismatic driver of his era and Schumacher is the GOAT… is that accurate?
Senna and Jim Clark are very alike. Both were the best of their generation, and both died before they achieved all they could. Personally, I believe Senna was a little bit better than Schumacher. People often forget Schumacher was the car immediately behind Senna at Imola. Many of their races throughout 1993 and early 1994 had them right together, often with Senna being the car in front.
not sure this can be better than the Senna documentary, which is freaking outstanding; but I'll watch
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I'd like to ask you some questions offline about traveling to F1 races.
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Roger
Any chance I can get you to email me at r_s_t_r_e_w2000 at gmail dot com without all the spaces.
I'd like to ask you some questions offline about traveling to F1 races.
Thanks,
Roger
Maybe they should just stick with Barcelona.
🚨 The new Madrid Grand Prix is failing to attract investors
— RBR Daily (@RBR_Daily) September 25, 2024
The race is being promoted at IFEMA.
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COTA has resurfaced the track ahead of the F1 race to solve last year's bump problems
— RBR Daily (@RBR_Daily) September 25, 2024
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BREAKING: Daniel Ricciardo to leave RB, the team have announced#F1 pic.twitter.com/dWK02446hM
— Formula 1 (@F1) September 26, 2024
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