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Max Verstappen wrote history at the Italian Grand Prix by winning his 10th consecutive Grand Prix, beating Vettel's earlier record of 9. Sergio Perez made it a perfect weekend for Red Bull as Sainz ensured Ferrari was still represented on the Italian podium by finishing third.
More teams are .. you hear the MB, ALP/AR are also complaining.
You would expect less porpoising with lower downforce all other things being the same... but it's a clue now that the teams also run softer springs at Monza?langedweil wrote: ↑01 Sep 2023, 14:10More teams are .. you hear the MB, ALP/AR are also complaining.
Not especially strange in this battle of ultra low DF, but still.
but we need more full wets even though we haven't had any racing on full wets in quite some time.
Do you think last week at Zandvoort before the red flag, when it was pouring rain to the level of full wets, had the Alfa not crashed would have they red flagged the race? I'm not sure.
From what we have seen of the capability of the full wet tire, drivers would have fallen off the circuit and if it wasn't for the Alfa crash, it would have been for someone else's crash. The drivers have said the full wet tire is horrible.
