elmo
Can never have too many Eevees
Because they more concerned with politics than actual competency.Or 3 or 4 lets be honest.
Never seen a team as good at self sabataging as Ferrari and their drivers.
Because they more concerned with politics than actual competency.Or 3 or 4 lets be honest.
Never seen a team as good at self sabataging as Ferrari and their drivers.
Ferrari and Leclerc fecking it but boy do they have the fastest car for sure by now.
You don't think? They are looking massively quick over a full lap each weekend these days.
I think they have the edge in quali. But on race day, the two cars are very evenly matched and it’s circuit to circuit.You don't think? They are looking massively quick over a full lap each weekend these days.
Fair I just think more races than not they are quicker.I think they have the edge in quali. But on race day, the two cars are very evenly matched and it’s circuit to circuit.
Ferrari - 314
Mercedes - 270
Not such a bizarre take anymore!
I think RB are getting bored with ferrari incompetence, even Maxs race engineer came on to say something like that was entertaining until leclerc crashed out.No team or organisation on the planet more able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory like Scuderia Ferrari
They make United look competent.
Not really. Simply he has made more mistakes as he said himself.Reliability is killing Leclerc, he should be leading the WC .
I'm sticking by my prediction: Mercedes are keeping it steady whereas Ferrari are not with both drivers.The car was fine. Didn't you see Seinz practically flying?
It’s not just one error though. There’s been a few now. It doesn’t make Leclerc a bad driver. It just means he might not be in that tier that Hamilton and Max are presently in. In the title scrap last year, neither driver made many errors in any racing condition be it worn tyres or not. And that was at the height of an intense, close championship at the business end. I’m not saying Leclerc doesn’t have the potential, he hasn’t been in a title fight yet so he’s still inexperienced. But he’s showing he is not quite there yet.Too much is being made out of one error from Leclerc, made on shite tires. Even today's mistake(which he admit) was partly down to Ferrari avoiding pitting him for some reason, what the feck were they waiting once Verstappen did his pit?
Honest, but to defend Leclerc a bit, neither Max nor Lewis have had to deal with such an unreliable car and really bad team's race management which causes him to lose a lot races and points.It’s not just one error though. There’s been a few now. It doesn’t make Leclerc a bad driver. It just means he might not be in that tier that Hamilton and Max are presently in. In the title scrap last year, neither driver made many errors in any racing condition be it worn tyres or not. And that was at the height of an intense, close championship at the business end. I’m not saying Leclerc doesn’t have the potential, he hasn’t been in a title fight yet so he’s still inexperienced. But he’s showing he is not quite there yet.
Would have been amazing to see.It amazing that the last time Ferrari were the best team in the land, it was run by a little frenchmen.
I will say this to the day I die, Ferrari will only be competitve when the Italian's aren't running the show. It's even sadder what's happened to Michael as I reckon he'd be running the show by now.
I have to agree. Ross Brawn, Jean Todt cut through all the political crap. They also shielded Michael from all the media madness. Michael in turn made ferrari less ferrari and more into a ruthless effcient machine. Rory Byrne designed some great cars. None were italian.It amazing that the last time Ferrari were the best team in the land, it was run by a little frenchmen.
I will say this to the day I die, Ferrari will only be competitve when the Italian's aren't running the show. It's even sadder what's happened to Michael as I reckon he'd be running the show by now.
Yeah Binotto will be the fall guy at some point, sure Arrivabene got sacked following Vettel back to back failures to win the WDC.It amazing that the last time Ferrari were the best team in the land, it was run by a little frenchmen.
I will say this to the day I die, Ferrari will only be competitve when the Italian's aren't running the show. It's even sadder what's happened to Michael as I reckon he'd be running the show by now.
I mean, Max has also dealt with a fairly unreliable car this year too. And on strategy, Merc were awful at times last year too. And in any case, I don’t feel like car reliability should play a huge part in your consistency to not make driver errors. I can see why it might (more pressure in races as you know there is a risk of future reliability issues), but I don’t think it’s a huge factor and I’m sure if we dug hard enough there’s probably unique pressures that apply to Max and Lewis too.Honest, but to defend Leclerc a bit, neither Max nor Lewis have had to deal with such an unreliable car and really bad team's race management which causes him to lose a lot races and points.
Hamilton crashed his car in the qualifiers just few weeks ago. Max looks to be most consistent this year without a doubt.It’s not just one error though. There’s been a few now. It doesn’t make Leclerc a bad driver. It just means he might not be in that tier that Hamilton and Max are presently in. In the title scrap last year, neither driver made many errors in any racing condition be it worn tyres or not. And that was at the height of an intense, close championship at the business end. I’m not saying Leclerc doesn’t have the potential, he hasn’t been in a title fight yet so he’s still inexperienced. But he’s showing he is not quite there yet.
One crash at Austria in qualifying, I wouldn’t say it’s quite the same thing. But either way, last year when it mattered, I can’t think of many times they put a foot wrong. Either of them. Maybe Max at Jeddah.Hamilton crashed his car in the qualifiers just few weeks ago. Max looks to be most consistent this year without a doubt.
Hamilton binning a standing start for a guaranteed podium in Azerbaijan after Max had already crashed out. It cost him the title.One crash at Austria in qualifying, I wouldn’t say it’s quite the same thing. But either way, last year when it mattered, I can’t think of many times they put a foot wrong. Either of them. Maybe Max at Jeddah.
It’s really laughable at this point to argue Leclerc is in the same category as Hamilton, Alonso and Verstappen in terms of know-how and consistency. He could be next year though.
That was when he flicked "brake magic" on by mistake, driver error obviously but not quite comparable.Hamilton binning a standing start for a guaranteed podium in Azerbaijan after Max had already crashed out. It cost him the title.
Yeah I definitely think he's too hard on himself and tries too hard to be perfect. He's not happy to win at 90% if you get me? he can't win a race by 3 seconds, he has to win by 8 etc.Leclerc wants it too much. We have seen that problem with Hamilton and Verstappen early on in their careers too but they mellowed out and rarely make mistakes that cost them titles or wins. He'll learn but seems nailed on for Max to get his 2nd title sadly.
Wasn’t the main error pitting him under the first SC, to change from hards to mediums? That completely destroyed his strategy as he would have presumably otherwise run much longer on the hards, and would have only had to stop once.I think the Ferrari decision to stop wasn't quite as stupid as it looked at the time.
I don't think Sainz had the life in his tyres to pull 5s away from the other two to cover the penalty, so he would have been P5 either way, and with the stop he gained the fastest lap point as well.
"When it mattered they didn't put a foot wrong". I'd say that mattered, and was a massive foot wrong.That was when he flicked "brake magic" on by mistake, driver error obviously but not quite comparable.
And something else cost him the title.
Aye. Championship is already over. Still though, I think this season has been really good so far.Leclerc wants it too much. We have seen that problem with Hamilton and Verstappen early on in their careers too but they mellowed out and rarely make mistakes that cost them titles or wins. He'll learn but seems nailed on for Max to get his 2nd title sadly.