What has that got to do with what he said, which isn't wrong and hasn't been in years?
I have a yacht?
I'm not sure really, I think I must have been putting the right words in the wrong order but I mostly meant to agree with you. I know you haven't got a yacht. Well I didn't mean you, you might have one for all I know, but I meant the generalisation of people who go just to drink prosecco and spend their time with girls in bikinis while a race happens to be going on somewhere in the background, it's why @Sassy Colin goes. The only thing that is genuinely interesting about the race is the drivers point of view, selling that 'experience' would be the only way to keep it at all interesting but maybe the 'feeling' of the injuries is going too far. Maybe. Who knows?
You could probably achieve it tbh. I saw a video where Andy McNab set up some mad tech with a treadmill you can move 360 on, an xbox kinnect controller to detect crouching and jumping and then a ring of paintball guns in front of him. They made it so that every time he got shot in Battlefield a paintball gun fired at him directionally. You could probably sync that up to F1 and when they hit a barrier you get lit up by paintball guns.
That could work, buying into that would be like putting your money where your mouth is, a good addition to Fantasy F1. I was looking at something the other day that is a sort of therapy device for arthritis (don't all laugh at once you shits) that works using compressed air. This was for someone with smallish hands so I put my big plates of meat in which is basically a glove and apparently it's meant to massage each joint and finger independently. Effing thing effing hurt and wouldn't effing stop until it had gone through its cycle and it really gripped the hand so it wouldn't release you. Make a suit out of that and there's all sorts of options you know? No, before you ask, I only put my hand in. But I did think about it.
Yeah, it's Champagne not Prosecco
You only pay for and think it's champagne.
You honestly think I don't know the difference?You only pay for and think it's champagne.
I'm sure you do.
People like it because they are told they're supposed to like it.
Think you will find most dont actually like Monaco.
That new complete floor redesign cant come soon enough for Mercedes. They will get around the porposing issue eventually and unlock the potential in the car. I wxpect Aston Martin and Mclaren to similarly have a performance jump when they get over their porposing issues.
That's true of every track on the calendar, it's not unique to Monaco.
Crazy isnt it? RB got to be the favourites this weekend. They have the least draggy car, though ferrari have the best power delivery across the corners and straights. Hopefully another epic leclerc and max battle and hopefully sainz and perez can keep in touch andnget involved as well.
Crazy isnt it? RB got to be the favourites this weekend. They have the least draggy car, though ferrari have the best power delivery across the corners and straights. Hopefully another epic leclerc and max battle and hopefully sainz and perez can keep in touch andnget involved as well.
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The drivers don't even like Monaco, they like winning there, but the actual racing is a different matter.
People don't want to admit, but the crashes are the highlight for Monaco.
So thats C5 - Softest, C3 - Medium and C2 - Hard.
Usually, the choices is straight three compounds, but it is for the first time in many years that they have skipped one compound in between. Pirelli reckons it is the best solution as per the simulation numbers they have received from the FIA and the F1 teams.
Interesting read. They have been unlucky it look like with FIA allowing stays to stiffen the floors
Apparently the reason for 4 DRS zones is that unlike jeddah and bahrain, the nature of the circuit means that a car that has been overtaken cannot re-take its position back almost immediately. So 4 DRS zones have been added to compensate according to a The Race article.
Cheers, did not know that.
