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don't think we going to get a true reflection of the pecking order, some teams are going to set up for qualifying and some teams are going to set up for a wet race.
 
4K HDR is really clean and crisp.

Still get those dips here and there where the codec goes grainy but I imagine that’s just local transmission from the car and will always remains a thing.
 
SauRoNZA said:
4K HDR is really clean and crisp.

Still get those dips here and there where the codec goes grainy but I imagine that’s just local transmission from the car and will always remains a thing.
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I may try it later in the year with the night races. Should look incredible.

Edit: What's the bandwidth usage look like?
 
dotdan said:
I think the RB's engine wasn't running at 100%, probably turned down a bit. Will get a better look tomorrow morning but ja, surprising as hell at how good the Bulls look. Imagine they out qualify the main team, jirr that would look terrible.
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Yea look it's all just banter at this point. We joke and laugh and point fingers and then in Quali Max takes poll and gives us the finger.
 
One man was sitting quietly for months looking at the ridiculous fanfare going on around his team, he said nothing, just waited for this race to let the results do the talking and not the hype.
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
One man was sitting quietly for months looking at the ridiculous fanfare going on around his team, he said nothing, just waited for this race to let the results do the talking and not the hype.
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100%. And to finish fifth in just his second practice session while he still gets acclimatised to his team and the way they operate is a testament to his fortitude.
 
Agent_Smith said:
100%. And to finish fifth in just his second practice session while he still gets acclimatised to his team and the way they operate is a testament to his fortitude.
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Yep. I think the only people who expect Lewis to match Charles on pace already are the people who want to see him fail. Everyone else can reasonably determine that there will likely be a gap at the beginning.
 
quovadis said:
Edit: What's the bandwidth usage look like?
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Hard to say as it’s quite dynamic of course.

Anything from 11.5 Mbps peaking at 98 Mbps.

Hard to say what it would use on average over an hour as I don’t have that kind of monitoring in place and tough to lock the service down as well.
 
UrBaN963 said:
Yep. I think the only people who expect Lewis to match Charles on pace already are the people who want to see him fail. Everyone else can reasonably determine that there will likely be a gap at the beginning.
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HUH You want to tell me a 40 year old 7 time world champion needs more than a few laps to learn a car? He had testing and now two practice sessions.
Max will get in any car on the grid for 10 laps and beat the experienced driver in that team.
He drove 12 years for Merc and Osama bin Russel still beat him last year
 
SauRoNZA said:
Hard to say as it’s quite dynamic of course.

Anything from 11.5 Mbps peaking at 98 Mbps.

Hard to say what it would use on average over an hour as I don’t have that kind of monitoring in place and tough to lock the service down as well.
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At an average of 50mbps for a 90 minute race, roughly 33GB.

So basically 25-70GB.
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
HUH You want to tell me a 40 year old 7 time world champion needs more than a few laps to learn a car? He had testing and now two practice sessions.
Max will get in any car on the grid for 10 laps and beat the experienced driver in that team.
He drove 12 years for Merc and Osama bin Russel still beat him last year
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It's not about learning to drive a car. Have you noticed that the gap between fastest and slowest is only 1.6s? Gap between Hamilton and LeClerc is .042s.

That's tenths are the things that need to be found and that comes with practice and learning. The Ferrari is completely different to operate than the Merc, obviously it's going to take time to get everything down. From the way the engine develops power, the tone of the exhaust, manipulation of the steering wheel controls...all of those things have to be perfect and until they are, they'll take more attention to do than they did at Merc where he knew them backwards.

It's the same issue a lot of the driver who have changed teams will face. To assume a few laps in a car is all you need is madness.

Max will also improve as he learns the quirks of the car, but let's not forget he got beaten by Isaac Hadjar in a VCARB who has never raced an F1 car. I guess that means he's washed?

Or, it means there are things to learn.
 
Haha, go Yuki!!! :ROFL:

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UrBaN963 said:
It's not about learning to drive a car. Have you noticed that the gap between fastest and slowest is only 1.6s? Gap between Hamilton and LeClerc is .042s.

That's tenths are the things that need to be found and that comes with practice and learning. The Ferrari is completely different to operate than the Merc, obviously it's going to take time to get everything down. From the way the engine develops power, the tone of the exhaust, manipulation of the steering wheel controls...all of those things have to be perfect and until they are, they'll take more attention to do than they did at Merc where he knew them backwards.

It's the same issue a lot of the driver who have changed teams will face. To assume a few laps in a car is all you need is madness.

Max will also improve as he learns the quirks of the car, but let's not forget he got beaten by Isaac Hadjar in a VCARB who has never raced an F1 car. I guess that means he's washed?

Or, it means there are things to learn.
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Why you comparing Max's time with Hadjar in different cars?
And its practice, it means nothing
 
Jean Claude Vaaldamme said:
Why you comparing Max's time with Hadjar in different cars?
And its practice, it means nothing
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You're going on about Max being the second coming of Jesus as you usually do, and degrading Hamilton as you usually do, so I just pointed out he got pimpslapped by a 9 year old learning to drive.

Also, if it's practice and means nothing, why are you criticizing Hamilton for what happened in practice? I think you should get your head checked, you have some faulty wiring there.
 
UrBaN963 said:
You're going on about Max being the second coming of Jesus as you usually do, and degrading Hamilton as you usually do, so I just pointed out he got pimpslapped by a 9 year old learning to drive.

Also, if it's practice and means nothing, why are you criticizing Hamilton for what happened in practice? I think you should get your head checked, you have some faulty wiring there.
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Look I know you internet ankle biters don't think before you write.
But again its practice, it means nothing. If it did I can say Hamilton got pimpslapped by Hadjar, Stroll and Tsunoda in Practice 1.

I simply made a comment that Le Clerc has been sitting quietly waiting for the race to prove a point. I did not mention practice or the results. You lot then came with excuses for Hamilton and practice times. Maybe you know already what's going to happen in the race and are getting your excuses ready?
 
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