should the radio ban stay?
Poll: should the radio ban stay?
Total Members Polled: 251
Discussion
Jasandjules said:
Trabi601 said:
Would this discussion be happening if it had been Nico struggling with the settings?
For me yes.But I think it is dangerous to have a driver screaming along at 200mph who is paying more attention to his steering wheel than the racetrack..
Jasandjules said:
Jasandjules said:
Trabi601 said:
Would this discussion be happening if it had been Nico struggling with the settings?
For me yes.But I think it is dangerous to have a driver screaming along at 200mph who is paying more attention to his steering wheel than the racetrack..
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2016/06/19/rosberg-engi...
Dixie said:
I'm not sure it should be allowed over radio but maybe they could give instruction via the pit board.
I agree, it's not like you can give a lot of info via a pit board, seems a bit daft but it is banned:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/115888
Adrian W said:
Trabi601 said:
Would this discussion be happening if it had been Nico struggling with the settings?
Yes, from memory there were three drivers with this problem and it has happened at other races angrymoby said:
Dixie said:
I'm not sure it should be allowed over radio but maybe they could give instruction via the pit board.
I agree, it's not like you can give a lot of info via a pit board, seems a bit daft but it is banned:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/115888
"Broadsword calling Danny Boy: wound my heart with a monotonous languor".
Trabi601 said:
Would this discussion be happening if it had been Nico struggling with the settings?
err... nope !it's only when certain home-grown individuals have a problem that this becomes a 'big discussion'
lets not forget, they have previous form ...
blueg33 said:
Teams should make the car simple to use/intuitive. Drivers should know how to operate their car. On track the drivers should sort it themselves. If they really can't then they can pit.
Can't they just press F1 for 'Help', or something?"It looks like you have an engine management problem, can I help?"
MikeyC said:
err... nope !
it's only when certain home-grown individuals have a problem that this becomes a 'big discussion'
lets not forget, they have previous form ...
Hamilton not smart enough may be appropriate.............wrong context, but made me smileit's only when certain home-grown individuals have a problem that this becomes a 'big discussion'
lets not forget, they have previous form ...
HarryFlatters said:
However he had recently made the switch so just switched back as I understand it.Lewis didn't have that.
And regardless of who has the problem, I don't think "engine is in wrong mode but it in actually go fast mode" is telling them how to drive, whereas brake 100ft later into turn 12 is....
My view is this.
If the car is too complicated for your driver to understand it, then you have to make it easier to operate.
Alternatively, if you think it's not actually that complicated, but your driver is too thick to understand it - replace the driver with someone who does.
Allowing radio messages isn't the solution.
If the car is too complicated for your driver to understand it, then you have to make it easier to operate.
Alternatively, if you think it's not actually that complicated, but your driver is too thick to understand it - replace the driver with someone who does.
Allowing radio messages isn't the solution.
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