Although Charles Leclerc salvaged with a second place at the Temple of speed it was Max Verstappen who won on Ferrari's home ground. The Dutch driver was miles ahead when the race was neutralised 6 laps from the end. George Russell completed the podium in third.
Imagine if his lap time gets deleted..214270 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:57Translation: According to the race director's notes for Monza, the track limits are marked by the white line.
This shot is from Turn 7 on Charles Leclerc's only Q1 attempt. If this is considered outside the white line, Leclerc should not have gone through to Q2.
Do you see it inside?
Highly likely, let’s check their schedule to be sure, they must have one by now..Zynerji wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:19Isn't it Charles' turn to bin it in the Ferrari cock-up merry-go-round?Tvetovnato wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:16As much confidence as they may have, it will not weigh up for Ferrari’s ability to self destruct in the race in one way or another. But let’s hope it will be a close battle.101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:12
Maybe. Maybe not. The FER boys look amazingly confident wrt the race too. Maybe their deg wasn’t too bad. Clean track ahead will help controlling the deg too. Here is hoping for a really close fight! Shame SAI starts from the back. He was grooving today
Haha it's hilarious ain't it.Sieper wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:52How the F are we still saying RBR is dominant when there were again two ferraris in the qualy top 3. Stop this crap. Congrats to Lec for getting the pole. Race is on!dfegan358 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:09I’m not saying anything about Ferrari being fast tomorrow. All I said is I don’t think red bull is dominant this week. Could definitely still be the faster race car on Sunday and likely to be, but we have to see the race pan out to declare that. Red bull for sure have the overall faster car lately.politburo wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 17:06
You conflate being fast in qualifying with being fast in the race. You cannot deny that the RedBull is the fastest car in the races. Heck their average 2nd driver is 2nd in the championship and he is barely even with 15 seconds of his teammate at the end of races.
Interesting race for sure tomorrow.
Interesting as according to FIA, Charles only set 2 lap times.
I really really hope not. And I’m not even tifosi. I just want good hard racing and that might just destroy the prospect of a titanic battle.chrisc90 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:18Interesting as according to FIA, Charles only set 2 lap times.
1
2 1:21.280
3 1:54.491
https://fiaresultsandstatistics.motorsp ... ct=LapTime
Both Ferrari's at the back of the grid would certainly upset the Tifosi. But if that was Charles 1:21 lap, it should only be fair his time is deleted.
Similar happened to Perez this year.falonso81 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:49If Charles went outside the white lines on his fast lap, but no one saw it at the time, how can they penalise him after qualy ended? It is unfair to get away with an infringement but it is also unfair to get penalised after the session ends because you have no way of recovering.
Perez would not have had time to make another lap if they saw it when they should have, where as Leclerc would have ample time to react. They have all the technology and personnel to police these things in a timely manner but yet they fail miserably and then punish the drivers.Gillian wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:51Similar happened to Perez this year.falonso81 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:49If Charles went outside the white lines on his fast lap, but no one saw it at the time, how can they penalise him after qualy ended? It is unfair to get away with an infringement but it is also unfair to get penalised after the session ends because you have no way of recovering.
Rules are rules, but very hard to police every car at every corner. If its clear cut, its only right Charles gets the penalty.falonso81 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:55Perez would not have had time to make another lap if they saw it when they should have, where as Leclerc would have ample time to react. They have all the technology and personnel to police these things in a timely manner but yet they fail miserably and then punish the drivers.Gillian wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:51Similar happened to Perez this year.falonso81 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:49If Charles went outside the white lines on his fast lap, but no one saw it at the time, how can they penalise him after qualy ended? It is unfair to get away with an infringement but it is also unfair to get penalised after the session ends because you have no way of recovering.
I thought all this was supposed to have been fixed after firing Masi.chrisc90 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:56Rules are rules, but very hard to police every car at every corner. If its clear cut, its only right Charles gets the penalty.falonso81 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2022, 18:55Perez would not have had time to make another lap if they saw it when they should have, where as Leclerc would have ample time to react. They have all the technology and personnel to police these things in a timely manner but yet they fail miserably and then punish the drivers.
