quovadis
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Got further down the track than Sainz...It did, Ham nowhere
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Got further down the track than Sainz...It did, Ham nowhere
Should have gone to Supaquik for wheel alignment.
EUR50k fineI'm waiting to see if this corrupt FIA will give Hamilton a race ban for walking over the live track, endangering all drivers lives.
Is that official? That's pretty hefty.EUR50k fine
YupIs that official? That's pretty hefty.
Jip get away with everything. Comes out the Jewelry budget.EUR50k fine
Im late to the party, but DOTD is Max for me. Complete dominance in terms of consistency and focus.
You have to wonder what could've possibly been had Norris been allowed to challenge/pass Piastri though.
Perez has checked out from this season. lapped by his team mate, multiple driver penalties, schooled by a Stroll piloted Aston and an Alpine.
So amped for McLaren 2024 though!
So amped for McLaren 2024 though!
Is Mclaren really this much better? They had the slowest car with the most grip most of the year. This race the grip was an issue again, so they performed well.
Will it last? We will see.
I agree, but still we will have to see if its only on dusty tracks where grip is a problem. And I am referring to them against Merc and Ferrari, not RB.I think the RB's race pace is still quite a bit better, but the Mclaren's are the team who is looking like they might have an idea on what is needed to match that. On one lap pace they are even out performing the RB's in qualifying. So it is really looking positive for them.
Doesn't matter who RB brings in, they're not going to keep up with Max like they're expected to do. Which is going to add pressure and make them underperform.I think they have the most exciting driver team on the grid for 2024, unless RB gives Checo the boot and brings in someone good.
Drivers passed out? Who?There were also reports of drivers passing out after the race. Qatar will be on the calendar until 2032 but the race will be in November next year when its cooler.
But as long as the FIA is happy and leave with a fat wallet, all is good. Cash is king...
Gone are the days when drivers and teams raced and pushed to the very edge at the risk of their tires failing before pitting.