MUFC Posted November 25 Posted November 25 Just curious, in sprint races getting overtakes is difficult as they're shorter races. Why have a s sprint race on a track like this? Quote
Panflute Posted November 25 Posted November 25 3 minutes ago, MUFC said: Just curious, in sprint races getting overtakes is difficult as they're shorter races. Why have a s sprint race on a track like this? Because money. Quote
MUFC Posted November 25 Author Posted November 25 10 minutes ago, Panflute said: Because money. Quote
Moderator Tommy Posted November 25 Moderator Posted November 25 I hope Max will recover from his hangover in time. Quote
nudge Posted November 25 Posted November 25 1 hour ago, Tommy said: I hope Max will recover from his hangover in time. Kater GP. 1 Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted November 30 Subscriber Posted November 30 Pretty boring sprint race. This isn't a great track for overtaking and sprints aren't great in general. Leclerc and Hamilton at least had a good battle. Quote
MUFC Posted November 30 Author Posted November 30 Sprints should be at circuits where overtaking is easy, like Monaco and Singapore. Quote
MUFC Posted November 30 Author Posted November 30 3 hours ago, Tommy said: Super Max. Might be getting a grid penalty. Quote
MUFC Posted December 1 Author Posted December 1 (edited) 2 good starts from Norris this weekend when the pressure is off, fucking shitbag. Edited December 1 by MUFC Quote
MUFC Posted December 1 Author Posted December 1 They pitted Russell really early. Lap 31 and the others are still out. Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 1 Subscriber Posted December 1 Race direction beyond a joke . Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 1 Subscriber Posted December 1 Norris gets a 10 SECOND STOP GO penalty for not slowing down by about half a second under yellow flag . Stewards have lost their minds this weekend. Max's qualifying penalty was stupid as well. Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 1 Subscriber Posted December 1 Thought some of the penalties this weekend have been extremely harsh. I'm sure some of the infringements we saw (Verstappen, Norris, Hamilton) are definitely penalties but we've seen those offences happen in recent years and yet I cannot remember the last time we saw a stop and go penalty. Quote
Dave Posted December 3 Posted December 3 Bit of a joke thanks to the FIA. What's the point of the safety car if they can't be deployed at a moments notice? Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 3 Subscriber Posted December 3 7 hours ago, Dave said: Bit of a joke thanks to the FIA. What's the point of the safety car if they can't be deployed at a moments notice? The guy in charge of the FIA is a clown and things are starting to come to a head. The drivers wrote an angry letter to them over the silly fines and punishments they've been getting for swearing in occasional press conferences, the race director was suddenly dismissed after Las Vegas and replaced by a newbie for this race, but yes, even for a first-time race director, the indecision over getting a safety car out for that wing mirror was absolutely bizarre. Everyone watching the race at home could see it was needed just from the TV footage and they've got all the extra data and information to make the decision. It's a bit of a clown-show at the moment. A lot of other people have left the FIA in recent weeks and months on top of those mentioned above and it all seems to go back to Bin Sulayem or whatever he's called. Not a very well-liked man and it seems all of the people that stand between his massive ego and him having an actual impact on the day-to-day running and spectacle of F1 seem to be running out. Quote
Subscriber RandoEFC+ Posted December 8 Subscriber Posted December 8 Needs to be more than a 5 second for Max there. Awful driving. Quote
MUFC Posted December 8 Author Posted December 8 Piastri on the radio said - yep, move of a world champion Quote
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