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Naks said:
Masterful drive by Sainz, a thoroughly deserved win!

I cannot help think that had this been the cutthroat era of Todt et al, they would have swapped Sainz and Leclerc to increase the chance of the latter winning the championship.
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I'm of the opinion if they pitted Charles with 15-20 laps to go it would've been a whole different ending. It is what it is.
 
forza ferrari

2 weekends in a row

dont know what happened to charles pace though or was norris that damn fast

about time max got a penalty but rb should have gave the place back maybe would have saved him some time
 
I.am.Sam said:
forza ferrari

2 weekends in a row

dont know what happened to charles pace though or was norris that damn fast

about time max got a penalty but rb should have gave the place back maybe would have saved him some time
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The last few races Ferrari are the fastest car on mediums and Mclaren are the fastest on Hard tires.
The problem for Leclerc and Ferrari is as always Sainz. He is not fast enough and will also not let Leclerc pass.
Leclerc was clearly the fastest on the mediums and caught Sainz quickly but had to back down for temps and tires when he got in DRS.
So if they let Leclerc pass Sainz on the mediums, the gaps would have been big and Norris would stay at 3rd.
But thats why Sainz is leaving, good riddance.
Also don't know why Ferrari pitted both cars so early. They clearly like the mediums more and could go a few more laps.
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
The last few races Ferrari are the fastest car on mediums and Mclaren are the fastest on Hard tires.
The problem for Leclerc and Ferrari is as always Sainz. He is not fast enough and will also not let Leclerc pass.
Leclerc was clearly the fastest on the mediums and caught Sainz quickly but had to back down for temps and tires when he got in DRS.
So if they let Leclerc pass Sainz on the mediums, the gaps would have been big and Norris would stay at 3rd.
But thats why Sainz is leaving, good riddance.
Also don't know why Ferrari pitted both cars so early. They clearly like the mediums more and could go a few more laps.
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yeah that mclarens on hard is madness ...norris was adding alot of pace
 
Mzezman said:
I even think his performances and presence in the team is causing Alex to overdrive the car - he hasn't been as consistent
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Yeah Albon just needs to drive like he did during the Sargeant days. Colapinto has shown that the issue is not the car or the team. This should actually come as a relief to everyone, incl Albon.

But this is the problem when you have another good driver coming in - common sense leaves and the dick measuring starts...
 
Willie Trombone said:
Not only a senna look alike
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Franco is an interesting guy when you watch his interviews and Williams media stuff.
He's passionate about his country and what he can do for his people back home.
He provides great feedback to his engineers
Consistent results
Excellent racecraft
He brings a lot of positive energy and Argentinian culture to the grid
Honestly I have yet to find something negative about him, he's a very likable young man.
This guy will be an F1 driver for years to come
 
Horner making some good points with the data on that first overtake. I mean it's their own medicine back - somebody (Norris) exploiting the rules to win an incident. He had no intention of making that first corner but did everything according to what the rules allowed.

First sign that he may be championship material after all 😀
 
quovadis said:
https://twitter.com/x/status/1850696324452106579

I’m guessing the FIA doesn’t care about this statement when they should.
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Some video circulating after the race of Lawson waiting for Horner in the paddock. Could be a k@k out session, or discussing potential replacement of Perez.

Horner loves his Mexican churro so probably a kek out session. The plot armor on this guy is amazing.
 
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