Based on FP2, Aston have tons of pace for tomorrow.
It's the best qualifying result since Canada, don't be that sad. Williams was also ahead in Silverstone but this time instead of Albon p8/Alonso p9 it's p4/p5 so if anything both Aston and Williams have improved.
Do you have top speeds?organic wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 17:00This was another weekend with conditions that don't favour the car. Dry conditions would be better. And the race pace will likely be better than quali; Albon should fall back and Alonso may be able to fight for p3 maybe even p2. Depends on how quick Perez/Piastri are behind
It's not ideal as some have been knocked out and so different conditions / drs was enabled but it has representative comparison between top 10KimiRai wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 17:07Do you have top speeds?organic wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 17:00This was another weekend with conditions that don't favour the car. Dry conditions would be better. And the race pace will likely be better than quali; Albon should fall back and Alonso may be able to fight for p3 maybe even p2. Depends on how quick Perez/Piastri are behind
Amr similar top speed to the Williams then so it shouldn't be too difficult to pass tomorrow. I agree with you that it will depend on Perez & Piastri who are behind and might be faster so i'm not bullish on a podium but good points will be in play at the very least.organic wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 17:10It's not ideal as some have been knocked out and so different conditions / drs was enabled but it has representative comparison between top 10
https://i.imgur.com/QHR5UJa.png
Williams/Albon are not a rocketship on the straights this weekend