F1 2022 Season

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A wet qualifying could really shake up the grid.
I don't see Leclerc really trying hard, he is back of the grid no matter what, he will save his tyres for the race.
Pity Lewis is in such a shit car in the wet he is brillant.
Think the wet still plays to Max's strengths he is good in the wet.
 

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A wet qualifying could really shake up the grid.
I don't see Leclerc really trying hard, he is back of the grid no matter what, he will save his tyres for the race.
Pity Lewis is in such a shit car in the wet he is brillant.
Think the wet still plays to Max's strengths he is good in the wet.
and the dry.
 

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A wet qualifying could really shake up the grid.
I don't see Leclerc really trying hard, he is back of the grid no matter what, he will save his tyres for the race.
Pity Lewis is in such a shit car in the wet he is brillant.
Think the wet still plays to Max's strengths he is good in the wet.
I might be wrong, but a very wet race and qually could be good for Mercedes. Everyone will have to raise the ride height of their cars to counteract any aquaplaning.

Its a guess on my part.
 

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if perez out qualifies max it’ll be three race weekends in a row. time for red bull to relegate max to the number 2 driver?
 

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Maybe good for Russell, sadly don't see Lewis doing anything, but never say never.
Yeah Hamilton doesn't have confidence in this car so in wet conditions I think he will actually be even further behind Russell than normal. No matter how good you are in the wet, if you don't trust the car you don't have much chance
 

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Feels like I’ve seen a couple of drivers on fast laps back out of the lap on the last straight as they can’t see in front of them. Must be scary.
 

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Stroll almost a full second behind 19th place Tsunoda who isn't even bothering :lol:
 

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I wasn't expecting that from Aston Martin after FP3.
Must have been the inters that worked for them. Shame, I would have liked to see Vettel close to the front
 

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Yeah looks too wet for inters. At the end of q2 perhaps.
 

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Aston Martin must have been terrible to drive, terrible results for both of them.

Also, that seemed like a pointless risk for Leclerc.
 

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Perez was struggling in Q1 as well. Even before he switched tyres.

Losing the extra grip in that case was probably not the smartest decision .
 

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Wrong RB in the barrier. We needed that to be max to make tomorrow more interesting.
 

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I've put Max on pole in the prediction league

Disappointed for Vettel he was doing quite well in practice
 

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Aston Martin must have been terrible to drive, terrible results for both of them.

Also, that seemed like a pointless risk for Leclerc.
I know he needed to do a faster lap than tsunoda to be ahead of him on the grid. But other than that leclerc should now just not bother coming out at all.
 

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I refuse to believe that with how thorough everything is in F1, there’s an easier way to get an F1 car to reverse. But if that is the case, surely the drivers are taught how to do it beforehand.
 

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I refuse to believe that with how thorough everything is in F1, there’s an easier way to get an F1 car to reverse. But if that is the case, surely the drivers are taught how to do it beforehand.
Looks like his wing was stuck.. Not that he couldnt figure out how to reverse..
The process for getting the car to reverse still sounds pretty complicated.
 

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Perez seemed to lose a touch of grip hitting the white line and ended up too straight
 

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Looks like his wing was stuck.. Not that he couldnt figure out how to reverse..
The process for getting the car to reverse still sounds pretty complicated.
Yeah the replay of the recovery does seem to suggest that. Still does seem a major hassle to make it reverse though.
 

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The qualifying doesnt start for several minutes.. why not get a car on to get Perez back to the pits?