Thermal deg doesn't happen only when the tyres are sliding too much due to insufficient downforce, you can also overcook them when you are pushing too hard.
If I'm correct Peter Prodromou is from Cyprus. I also remember him being in Mclaren from 1991 producing fantastic aerodynamic cars especially the MP4-13 of 1998. As a fellow Greek I always had him in high regard not to mention that if there is good organisation Mclaren has enough talent to be on top.mwillems wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 21:15I've a point for all of those who are celebrating the wonderful Aero already. I notice nobody has congratulated Peter Prodmorou on the work, given that his head has been called for 23,459 and a half times on here since last year when we were feeling a little more sensitive
Think that could be mclaren's problem, considering their ability to turn tyres on so quickly in cool conditions (Spain, here)?
Whatever it is it’s probably the same (or similar) problem Haas have, although slightly less extreme. Fires up wets/inters well, good one-lap pace, after 5 laps they’re toast.organic wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 21:53Think that could be mclaren's problem, considering their ability to turn tyres on so quickly in cool conditions (Spain, here)?
That was a beautiful little move.runningmanz wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 17:22Oscar was flying on the softs. That pass he did on Albon was mega.
It was a double overtake too, he got Charles in the same move.runningmanz wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 17:22Hard luck to Lando getting caught up in the wrong spot losing positions. Oscar was flying on the softs. That pass he did on Albon was mega.
Ocon (and Albon) are getting good at keeping other cars behind.PikeStance wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 05:20It looked like Lando had trouble with traction in the first 4 laps; there was a wiggle out of turns. You can see the frustration on his face and body language. he was faster than Ocon and leClerc and he should had scored a podium.
mwillems wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 21:15I've a point for all of those who are celebrating the wonderful Aero already. I notice nobody has congratulated Peter Prodmorou on the work, given that his head has been called for 23,459 and a half times on here since last year when we were feeling a little more sensitive
mwillems wrote: ↑01 Jul 2023, 21:15I've a point for all of those who are celebrating the wonderful Aero already. I notice nobody has congratulated Peter Prodmorou on the work, given that his head has been called for 23,459 and a half times on here since last year when we were feeling a little more sensitive