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Which team will take constructors in 2023?

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Pirelli's preview of the upcoming Belgian GP

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lkpat said:
I worry for Charles. I worry that he's picking up bad habits at Ferrari - having to deal with that car.
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He's a serial kart championship winner, a GP3 champion, took the F2 championship first time out and has won multiple F1 races.

Pretty sure he'll be ok.
 
Bayesian analysis of Formula One race results: disentangling driver skill and constructor advantage: https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jqas-2022-0021/html

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Successful performance in Formula One is determined by combination of both the driver’s skill and race-car constructor advantage. This makes key performance questions in the sport difficult to answer. For example, who is the best Formula One driver, which is the best constructor, and what is their relative contribution to success? In this paper, we answer these questions based on data from the hybrid era in Formula One (2014–2021 seasons). We present a novel Bayesian multilevel rank-ordered logit regression method to model individual race finishing positions. We show that our modelling approach describes our data well, which allows for precise inferences about driver skill and constructor advantage. We conclude that Hamilton and Verstappen are the best drivers in the hybrid era, the top-three teams (Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull) clearly outperform other constructors, and approximately 88 % of the variance in race results is explained by the constructor. We argue that this modelling approach may prove useful for sports beyond Formula One, as it creates performance ratings for independent components contributing to success.
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Speedster said:
Am I reading that correctly - Max and Lewis showed equal skill in 2020 but Max had more skill than Lewis in 2019 and 2021?
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That's how i read it - maybe not more skill per se but their driving contributed more to the wins than say the car component? I'll admit i didn't read the article
 
Pineapple Smurf said:
Should be a good race this weekend

May be an image of 3 people and text that says FIRST SPORTZ @TeamViewer Team CASTORE RAUCH BYBIT HONDA G PETRONAS INEOS sky sports ' MAX WILL BE BETTER THAN LEWIS HAMILTON. JONNY HERBERT' MAX WILL BE BETTER THAN LEWIS HAMILTON. JONNY HERBERT
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I'm hoping it will be, too.

Max will obviously be faster than Lewis. Best thing, from a racing perspective, would be if Max DNFs for some reason and we have an actual fight for the lead. Perez will be working his way up from 14th and fighting through the field. Williams should be pretty quick with all the straights. Merc will be slow, with all the straights. McLaren should be competitive. Ferrari will definitely be in the points...maybe.
 
UrBaN963 said:
I'm hoping it will be, too.

Max will obviously be faster than Lewis. Best thing, from a racing perspective, would be if Max DNFs for some reason and we have an actual fight for the lead. Perez will be working his way up from 14th and fighting through the field. Williams should be pretty quick with all the straights. Merc will be slow, with all the straights. McLaren should be competitive. Ferrari will definitely be in the points...maybe.
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Sounds great
I love Red Bull winning
But we could do with a game changer
For the sake of the audience

Lewis has won 4 times
Max twice
And Danny and Charles once each

www.news24.com

History, strategy, and rain: The conundrum F1 teams face ahead of the Belgian GP | Sport

Formula 1 is back in Belgium for another run around the longest circuit on the F1 calendar, but there is a lot more to it than just racing around a favoured track.
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