Official 2022 Miami Grand Prix Thread ***SPOILERS***
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Blib said:
jimPH said:
2 more voted, I wonder if they got it right?
Might be Hamilton fans hoping to change the result.
Remarkably, the only thing that turns me off of Max's fine performances over the last couple of years are your posts. Might be Hamilton fans hoping to change the result.
Thanks man, I don't get much encouragement round here, but its nice to be appreciated.
Electronicpants said:
Gad-Westy said:
jimPH said:
Max creeping up nicely. Carry on.
Well Max dominated that one. Charles had no chance with that straight line speed deficit. Red Bull now have the engine power and the handling, what a car they have made.
The Mercs had pace, not enough, but at least some. Be interesting to see if they can improve on it going forward.
A pity about the venue really, not a great track it seemed to me, although that one chicane looked like a real car breaker, I am amazed that the Ferrari survived the way Charles was jumping that kerb too....
Poor day for Mick having done so well.. I hope he and Vettel can see the funny side..
And poor Lando, WTF was Gasly doing? Bit of a brain fart moment there it seemed, but I wonder if in part that is not knowing the track as well as others so he drifted a bit as a result..
I will also take back what I said, Latifi did not hit the wall. Then again, his placing compared to his team mate was, well........
Not a wonderful race and it really, really peeves me to see these "celebs" getting better access than those of us who have followed F1 for 30 plus years........... It is like rubbing the true fans' noses in it to me !!
The Mercs had pace, not enough, but at least some. Be interesting to see if they can improve on it going forward.
A pity about the venue really, not a great track it seemed to me, although that one chicane looked like a real car breaker, I am amazed that the Ferrari survived the way Charles was jumping that kerb too....
Poor day for Mick having done so well.. I hope he and Vettel can see the funny side..
And poor Lando, WTF was Gasly doing? Bit of a brain fart moment there it seemed, but I wonder if in part that is not knowing the track as well as others so he drifted a bit as a result..
I will also take back what I said, Latifi did not hit the wall. Then again, his placing compared to his team mate was, well........
Not a wonderful race and it really, really peeves me to see these "celebs" getting better access than those of us who have followed F1 for 30 plus years........... It is like rubbing the true fans' noses in it to me !!
Ferrari asking the budget cap question regarding the Red Bull and upgrades, how much more are they able to spend upgrading if Ferrari haven't spent as much so far.
https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
FourWheelDrift said:
Ferrari asking the budget cap question regarding the Red Bull and upgrades, how much more are they able to spend upgrading if Ferrari haven't spent as much so far.
https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
Just how do the FIA keep a tab on the spend from the different teams?https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
Evolved said:
FourWheelDrift said:
Ferrari asking the budget cap question regarding the Red Bull and upgrades, how much more are they able to spend upgrading if Ferrari haven't spent as much so far.
https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
Just how do the FIA keep a tab on the spend from the different teams?https://twitter.com/FanaticsFerrari/status/1523613...
Binotto "They will soon have to stop developing, otherwise I will not understand how they are doing it with the budget cap."
To their credit, Red Bull have 90% of the car sorted out of the box, if they have little left for upgrades, it may not be an issue
Evolved said:
Just how do the FIA keep a tab on the spend from the different teams?
FIA are said to have forensic accountants if not exactly embedded within the teams, then all over them. The penalties for a breach of the finance rules are so severe, and the number of senior staff moving between teams so high, that no-one will try it on. In theory. paulguitar said:
I find it rather hard to warm to Verstappen as a person, but as a driver, I have been repeatedly fulsome in my praise of him this season. It's clear that there are people posting here and elsewhere who are so fundamentally distracted by viewing the world through an anti-Lewis Hamilton prism that they are unable to remain logical and reasonable. I don't respect that and I don't take their comments seriously.
It’s ok. They don’t take you seriously either With a very few notable exceptions, you don't get to the top of a sport like F1 by being a nice person. Verstappen is a blisteringly fast driver although I'm still not entirely convinced he's learned to temper his speed with caution when it comes to playing the percentage games.
As long as Redbull have got on top of their reliability woes, I don't think anyone will be able to touch him this season. There is every sign that Redbull are winning the performance development race and Redbull are generally procedurally better than Ferrari, plus I suspect Redbull will be more willing to use team orders quickly and concisely to maximise Verstappens points than Ferrari will for Leclerc.
I hope I'm wrong, but my guess is that Verstappen will end up tying up this year's WDC with at least three races to spare.
As long as Redbull have got on top of their reliability woes, I don't think anyone will be able to touch him this season. There is every sign that Redbull are winning the performance development race and Redbull are generally procedurally better than Ferrari, plus I suspect Redbull will be more willing to use team orders quickly and concisely to maximise Verstappens points than Ferrari will for Leclerc.
I hope I'm wrong, but my guess is that Verstappen will end up tying up this year's WDC with at least three races to spare.
ddom said:
paulguitar said:
I find it rather hard to warm to Verstappen as a person, but as a driver, I have been repeatedly fulsome in my praise of him this season. It's clear that there are people posting here and elsewhere who are so fundamentally distracted by viewing the world through an anti-Lewis Hamilton prism that they are unable to remain logical and reasonable. I don't respect that and I don't take their comments seriously.
It’s ok. They don’t take you seriously either ddom said:
paulguitar said:
I find it rather hard to warm to Verstappen as a person, but as a driver, I have been repeatedly fulsome in my praise of him this season. It's clear that there are people posting here and elsewhere who are so fundamentally distracted by viewing the world through an anti-Lewis Hamilton prism that they are unable to remain logical and reasonable. I don't respect that and I don't take their comments seriously.
It’s ok. They don’t take you seriously either Gad-Westy said:
jimPH said:
You have issues! Russel gained 1%.
PH'ers are a strange lot, even when the race is finished, they can still get the result wrong.
Edited by jimPH on Tuesday 10th May 14:04
jimPH said:
ddom said:
paulguitar said:
I find it rather hard to warm to Verstappen as a person, but as a driver, I have been repeatedly fulsome in my praise of him this season. It's clear that there are people posting here and elsewhere who are so fundamentally distracted by viewing the world through an anti-Lewis Hamilton prism that they are unable to remain logical and reasonable. I don't respect that and I don't take their comments seriously.
It’s ok. They don’t take you seriously either It's been quite some time since I have said anything about RB, Marco, or Jos. I think the last time was when I had been watching the latest season of 'Drive to Survive'. I was very disappointed by Horner's attitude and remain so.
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