Isola is just a PR.DGP123 wrote: ↑08 Oct 2023, 15:33All feels artificial this, to create a show. Isola said there was no danger of tyre failures with that Ted interview. They’ve basically gone ultra precautionary, and it’s likely to impact the result of the race, by favouring certain drivers, with less usage. Stinks of we’ve seen the title won and that was an anti climax, so let’s cause chaos and drama
Anyone that witnessed the total shambles at Indianapolis GP in 2005 (I think!), will find this solution preferable to the one taken back then.
The Silverstone tire problems were not because of kerbs. They were because of the cyclical downforce loading that was too high. Mercedes had the most downforce and the most issues.
It has been a fantastic year, with dominance, great racing, close midfield with changes in which teams were doing better, spectacular races, ditto qualies, all time records set. And it isn’t even over yet. Plus f1 is growing from a business perspective as well, teams are profitable.
Great racing. Spectacular racesSieper wrote: ↑08 Oct 2023, 16:07It has been a fantastic year, with dominance, great racing, close midfield with changes in which teams were doing better, spectacular races, ditto qualies, all time records set. And it isn’t even over yet. Plus f1 is growing from a business perspective as well, teams are profitable.