The Official 2018 Abu Dhabi GP *** Spoilers***
Discussion
suffolk009 said:
Very good point.
One is a double world champion, highly regarded by pretty much everyone in the sport whose had a long career mostly at the very top of the sport. The other is barely more than a rookie whose off to join the other F1 rejects in Formula E after underperforming and being utterly crushed by the double world champion team mate. It really isn't a good point
LaurasOtherHalf said:
I see that Max still hasn’t learned from his or his dad’s mistake. I thought he might be a little humble and apologetic towards Ocon...however it appears he’s to pig headed for that!bobbo89 said:
Vaud said:
Big send offs are reserved for champions or long term, high respected racers - Alonso, Massa, etc
Who was the last driver to get a special livery before this? Don't remember Massa getting one. Was it Coulthard?
37chevy said:
People make me laugh arguing for a goodbye livery for stoffel and sirotkin. We’re talking about F1 saying goodbye to a great in Alonso not a couple of young drivers with no achievements of note.
Get a grip
Get a grip
I agree.
It's not as if Dame Judy is finally retiring after 50 years service.
Alonso's is well deserved, just a shame he doesn't get to throw a cream pie into the face of Bernie Ecclestone as Schumacher did
Driver briefing room
Liberty/FIA/GPDA take a bow
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqiHUlyBtEj/?hl=en
Super send off
Liberty/FIA/GPDA take a bow
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqiHUlyBtEj/?hl=en
Super send off
I make this the (only) second mistake of 2018 for Hamilton
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqhdQ8yB32k/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqhdQ8yB32k/?hl=en
markcoznottz said:
Deesee said:
After & before
They will be back for Saturday...
The 'dust' that Ben Edwards kept going on about, was the underneath of the floors being shredded. Well some of it. Looked brutal. Not sure concrete is the best choice. They will be back for Saturday...
Although as we know they won’t be used in the race in Sunday the cars won’t get close to them as the cars go slower in the race.
Derek Smith said:
That's the question.
Newey is not know for his willinghess to make concessions. How much faith we can put in Renault's protestations that the packaging starves their engine of whatever is open to question at the moment, although the package has been more reliable in other chassis.
We all accept the genius that is Newey, but are the regulations now so tight that he doesn't make as much difference?
I can't help thinking that any change in aero regs will play to RB but will the Honda engine - improved or not - be enough to get them in the top six again?
It's going to be an interesting season. Just a shame it won't be FTA.
Compare RBR to Renault, STR, McLaren. No, no difference at all... Newey is not know for his willinghess to make concessions. How much faith we can put in Renault's protestations that the packaging starves their engine of whatever is open to question at the moment, although the package has been more reliable in other chassis.
We all accept the genius that is Newey, but are the regulations now so tight that he doesn't make as much difference?
I can't help thinking that any change in aero regs will play to RB but will the Honda engine - improved or not - be enough to get them in the top six again?
It's going to be an interesting season. Just a shame it won't be FTA.
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