pacifictheme
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Ferrari are useless.
Season fecked? Come on, it's just the second race of the season and even if he starts like 14th or something he can easily get a points finish. Ferrari just have to make sure they've fixed the component so it doesn't break down again.so thats Leclerc's season already fecked ? only allowed 2 ECU's in a season and already on 3 after just one race, can this last the rest of the season ? How long are they designed to last for ?
OK fecked was a bit OTT, Thats why was asking.Season fecked? Come on, it's just the second race of the season and even if he starts like 14th or something he can easily get a points finish. Ferrari just have to make sure they've fixed the component so it doesn't break down again.
Me neither though the limit of 2 per season suggests not a lot. Not some mechanical component that'll wear a lot. But if you screw something up and you fry two in one race weekend.. yeah you've got yourself a problem that needs fixing as soon as possible.OK fecked was a bit OTT, Thats why was asking.
I know he will get points, thats a given.
I have no idea how many ECU 's are used in a season.
They should last a long time of course but Ferrari broke 2 sets in one weekend so there has to be some inherent flaw in them.so thats Leclerc's season already fecked ? only allowed 2 ECU's in a season and already on 3 after just one race, can this last the rest of the season ? How long are they designed to last for ?
Leclerc is probably our only hope(and it's just hope more than anything, because realistically this is not possible either) as someone who could possibly challenge Verstappen for the title, so two races already fecked up means that we are probably left only with Alonso, and I really doubt AM will be anywhere near RB for entire season. So I can understand the frustration.Season fecked? Come on, it's just the second race of the season and even if he starts like 14th or something he can easily get a points finish. Ferrari just have to make sure they've fixed the component so it doesn't break down again.
Would be such an extraordinary coup for Mercedes if that happened. Getting the second quickest driver on the grid away from Ferrari before his peak.Not the first time I have read this.
https://formula1news.co.uk/lewis-hamilton-and-charles-leclerc-to-swap-teams-in-2024/
Hopefully it doesn't impact his performance too much though truth be told it could make things more interesting if it did
I dont think he will leave Mercedes either, though it would freshen things up, especially if leclerc went to the mercedes seat.Lewis in a Ferrari that is running right, with reliability and the right strategy would be worth seeing, 2 maybe 3 seasons. But I don't think he will leave Mercedes.
He will still win by a comfortable margin, the car is too good and competition is non existant.Hopefully it doesn't impact his performance too much though truth be told it could make things more interesting if it did
He has expressed an interest in driving for them.I dont think he will leave Mercedes either, though it would freshen things up, especially if leclerc went to the mercedes seat.
Hopefully it doesn't impact his performance too much though truth be told it could make things more interesting if it did
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A very rare one here, but I agree with you 100%It would be a terrible move for Lewis. Doesn't matter how bad he thinks Mercedes are right now, Ferrari are clearly in a worse state. They've been regressing for a full year just in terms of car competitiveness.
At least Mercedes showed they can still improve their car over a season and not make 20 strategy errors every race.
Good! DRS chicken was dramatic but dumb.FIA playing games
The FIA has moved back the detection point for Jeddah's third DRS zone until after the track's final corner in a bid to prevent dangerous cat-and-mouse overtaking tactics.
The detection point for the final DRS zone was previously located in the braking area of the Turn 27 hairpin that leads back on to Jeddah's main start/finish straight.
The location led to a tactic by which a driver would suddenly slow on the approach to the hairpin to let a rival through on purpose, to then enjoy the benefit of DRS on the main straight and across the finish line.
https://f1i.com/news/468665-fia-mov...aMZKfr7xLl8EkPyoo9sPuJKhVtAqQboixhogL9CZLpKE9
I wish this so much. For me DRS overtakes are worth so much less than actual legit overtakes, but then drivers would be stupid / negligent not to take advantage of it. It has devalued one of the most exciting parts of racing.Not a fan of DRS , just get rid.
Yes but before DRS people were moaning overtakes are impossible.I wish this so much. For me DRS overtakes are worth so much less than actual legit overtakes, but then drivers would be stupid / negligent not to take advantage of it. It has devalued one of the most exciting parts of racing.
Well feck the impatient pricks. Must be the same type that think every high scoring game is high quality.Yes but before DRS people were moaning overtakes are impossible.
Mercedes said RedBull are 1.5 seconds a lap faster then them when RB turn everything upto 10. Insane.Verstappen is so far ahead of the field here he's almost at the next race, he's half a second ahead his team mate and didn't look to be at full tilt on the onboard of the very last lap of FP1.