No, they could’ve simply gone longer and then put him on Softs. Like they’re doing with Sainz now.
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Strategy played an essential part in today's race but Max Verstappen and Red Bull mastered it all perfectly to come through the field and win the Hungarian Grand Prix after disappointment in qualifying. Hamilton and Russell secured the second consecutive double podium for Mercedes.
Sure, it was just commenting on the choice under the pretext of having stopped when he did.
Yep. SCrewed that up. Most the medium starters have struggled I think.
If it starts raining right now....PlatinumZealot wrote: ↑31 Jul 2022, 00:36Im sort of smelling a Hamilton win.... Or it could be gym socks?! That's what Hamilton wins smell like they say.
Worst thing is....they had the data from the Alpines who were the first to try the hard compound.Schippke wrote: ↑31 Jul 2022, 16:09Ferrari underestimated how poor the Hard tyres would be in these cold conditions... starting on the Mediums wasn't ideal, but hindsight is a pain.
However, seeing the Alpine's struggle, they should've tried go longer on this current set of Mediums, but in the end they would've lost out to Max anyway being able to run on the Mediums again.
So, it was a loss, loss... loss situation.