2022 Dutch Grand Prix - Zandvoort, Sep 02 - 04

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Wouter wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 09:37
Well, this years trophy. Do you like it? I don't.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FbgTtdmWAAI ... name=small

Last year was even worse.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FbgTtdjWQAE ... me=360x360
I personally wouldn't mind taking a big sip of an iconic ice cold original Heineken® premium pure malt lager, brewed with 100% green energy, out of those oversized drinking vessels :lol:

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Merc should be good here track similar to hungary

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organic wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 12:44
2022 Dutch GP track map from Mercedes

https://i.redd.it/f8cis9oy38l91.jpg

2021 map for comparison of cornering speeds:

https://external-preview.redd.it/zgJZct ... 1229bf73a3

T7 and T3, 2022 cars are quicker, everywhere else is equal or slower. T4 and T14 are the weakest points for new cars. Will be interesting to see how quick the new cars take T3 - bet it will feel really good to drive that banking (as long as bouncing isn't too bad)
We'll see about that. IMO zero chance of that actually happening. I'm equally sceptical DRS trough banking will last longer than fp1.

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Juzh wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 15:41
organic wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 12:44
2022 Dutch GP track map from Mercedes

https://i.redd.it/f8cis9oy38l91.jpg

2021 map for comparison of cornering speeds:

https://external-preview.redd.it/zgJZct ... 1229bf73a3

T7 and T3, 2022 cars are quicker, everywhere else is equal or slower. T4 and T14 are the weakest points for new cars. Will be interesting to see how quick the new cars take T3 - bet it will feel really good to drive that banking (as long as bouncing isn't too bad)
We'll see about that. IMO zero chance of that actually happening. I'm equally sceptical DRS trough banking will last longer than fp1.
Which is a pity. There was a time not long ago where they could open it wherever they want in Q. Now they will cry once the first car bounces in T14...which they will.
Don`t russel the hamster!

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organic wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 12:44
2022 Dutch GP track map from Mercedes

https://i.redd.it/f8cis9oy38l91.jpg

2021 map for comparison of cornering speeds:

https://external-preview.redd.it/zgJZct ... 1229bf73a3

T7 and T3, 2022 cars are quicker, everywhere else is equal or slower. T4 and T14 are the weakest points for new cars. Will be interesting to see how quick the new cars take T3 - bet it will feel really good to drive that banking (as long as bouncing isn't too bad)
Interesting ... huge difference in T3, and even T14 with that prolonged DRS.
Like Juzh says, dunno whether things will play out the way the 2022 map shows.
Then again, the Merc team obviously knows a whole lot more than me ofcourse.

Threath of rain seems to diminish, little overcast for sat/sun, and temps between 22-25.
All good imho ..
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All's well when it ends well ...

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HuggaWugga !

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organic wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 12:44
2022 Dutch GP track map from Mercedes

https://i.redd.it/f8cis9oy38l91.jpg

2021 map for comparison of cornering speeds:

https://external-preview.redd.it/zgJZct ... 1229bf73a3

T7 and T3, 2022 cars are quicker, everywhere else is equal or slower. T4 and T14 are the weakest points for new cars. Will be interesting to see how quick the new cars take T3 - bet it will feel really good to drive that banking (as long as bouncing isn't too bad)
This seems unlikely to me. It is the first time I look at the cornerspeed comparison. So maybe someone can explain the general differences between 2022 and 2021. Are they slower in the slow corners and faster in the fast? more problems with accelerating? so much?
T14 was and is flat, and will get DRS now. Why 40 kmh slower? The cars are heavier, but not that slow.
T4 also flat from T3. In T3 they expect to be 25 kms faster but then 200 m later 70 kmh slower, but still arrive at almost the same speed later. Strange.

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AriaanGert wrote:
02 Sep 2022, 10:02
organic wrote:
01 Sep 2022, 12:44
2022 Dutch GP track map from Mercedes

https://i.redd.it/f8cis9oy38l91.jpg

2021 map for comparison of cornering speeds:

https://external-preview.redd.it/zgJZct ... 1229bf73a3

T7 and T3, 2022 cars are quicker, everywhere else is equal or slower. T4 and T14 are the weakest points for new cars. Will be interesting to see how quick the new cars take T3 - bet it will feel really good to drive that banking (as long as bouncing isn't too bad)
This seems unlikely to me. It is the first time I look at the cornerspeed comparison. So maybe someone can explain the general differences between 2022 and 2021. Are they slower in the slow corners and faster in the fast? more problems with accelerating? so much?
T14 was and is flat, and will get DRS now. Why 40 kmh slower? The cars are heavier, but not that slow.
T4 also flat from T3. In T3 they expect to be 25 kms faster but then 200 m later 70 kmh slower, but still arrive at almost the same speed later. Strange.
These track maps from mercedes are all a bunch of baloney made by some bloke in marketing, not worth a second look. They predict 70 kmh slower T4 for gods sake.

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For example, 2021 hamilton's actual lap in Q3:
T1 - 127 km/h - 3. gear
T2 - 198 km/h - 5. gear
T3 - 132 km/h - 3. gear
T4 - 240 km/h - 6. gear
T7 - 264 km/h - 7. gear

Some of the rest are close enough, but then others are just so far off it makes it useless to take it as any kind of refence.

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Red flag, Verstappen stopped on track with smoke coming from engine cover.

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This will be a good weekend for McLaren. Lots of dirty downforce. Efficiency isn’t so important around here

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Merc already running very low, seems they don't have a problem with ride height here

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Some drivers thought bubble saying "wish I had a klaxon"