F1 2023

Which team will take constructors in 2023?

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Pineapple Smurf said:
Very good valid point @lkpat
I'm no expert on F1 but I do not recall any past member making a massive comeback
Correct me if I am wrong
ex. Even Schumi couldn't :cautious:
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Part of that is perhaps also because Nico Rosberg was a good driver. So Schumi returns a bit rusted and paired with a very good driver.

He managed to beat Loser Hamilton. Shame he didn't continue so that we could really see his capability over the long term.
 
KikzAzz said:
Part of that is perhaps also because Nico Rosberg was a good driver. So Schumi returns a bit rusted and paired with a very good driver.

He managed to beat Loser Hamilton. Shame he didn't continue so that we could really see his capability over the long term.
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His real name is Sir Lewis Hamilton :p
 
Agent_Smith said:
Is that really necessary on a Friday morning...?
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Yip, it's not even tedious anymore, it's just boring.
modern10 said:
There seems to be a proper circle jerk obsession with Lewis. Feck I'm a Ferrari supporter and I don't get so obsessed with Hamilton
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Ironically @Speedster never notices this, but just mention master bigot or his fans and he swoops in all high and mighty.
 
lkpat said:
Also highlights how Albon can hold with the best in terms of keeping it clean. There were many opportunities to break both cars.
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To those in the know - how easy is it to fix fundamental things such as rear instability in the middle of a season?
 
Mzezman said:
To those in the know - how easy is it to fix fundamental things such as rear instability in the middle of a season?
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That depends on what's causing it. In Merc's case, it's the car philosophy - they have to abandon this car and concentrate on next years as they have done.
 
Craig_ said:
Yip, it's not even tedious anymore, it's just boring.


Ironically @Speedster never notices this, but just mention master bigot or his fans and he swoops in all high and mighty.
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Amazing how you can equate loser to k*nt. Somehow you think my pain is about who the insult is directed at, rather than the disgraceful depravity of your chosen slur.

Furthermore, your bigot comments tend to be used as blanket descriptions of anyone who happens to support a driver you don't. I'm not sure fellow forumites appreciate being called bigots simply because you don't have time for the driver of their choice.
 
lkpat said:
That depends on what's causing it. In Merc's case, it's the car philosophy - they have to abandon this car and concentrate on next years as they have done.
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I suppose any car design (except maybe RB) has tradeoffs that the drivers have to live with / drive around in order to get the best out of it - this generation Merc is the rear, Ferrari is the tyre usage, Williams is the slow speed corner performance
 
Mzezman said:
I suppose any car design (except maybe RB) has tradeoffs that the drivers have to live with / drive around in order to get the best out of it - this generation Merc is the rear, Ferrari is the tyre usage, Williams is the slow speed corner performance
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For sure. But I have read that the RB has also been tuned to suite Max's driving style. Might not be best for all drivers? But at least it doesn't seem to have any major issue. I feel very sorry for Haas - they just eat tires...
 
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