2024 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, June 07 - 09

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j_ste wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 19:49
f1onions wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 19:46
Just watch some onboard footage of qualifying here in 2003....
This reluctance to drive in wet conditions really bothers me...
Last 2 quallies here were wet? I think?
Yes they were

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If this is about not having enough intermediate tyres to run all sessions then there is no reason why Pirelli can not fly more in over the weekend. They are the tyre supplier are they not !

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Re: 2024 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, June 07 - 09

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Both mercs using the old front wing this session, wonder why

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Luscion wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 20:13
Both mercs using the old front wing this session, wonder why
Not enough spares probably.

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Sevach wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 20:16
Luscion wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 20:13
Both mercs using the old front wing this session, wonder why
Not enough spares probably.
Yeah they didn't want to take any risks on the wet track so they used the old spec

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f1onions wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 19:46
Just watch some onboard footage of qualifying here in 2003....
This reluctance to drive in wet conditions really bothers me...
Oh they'll drive on a wet track, just not when it's actually raining.

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Re: 2024 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, June 07 - 09

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Budget cap doesn't help in terms of getting teams out on track in the wet

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Re: 2024 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, June 07 - 09

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Any idea what kind of penalty LEC can expect? Can't remember anyone else using intermediates in a dry session before.

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search wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 23:05
Any idea what kind of penalty LEC can expect? Can't remember anyone else using intermediates in a dry session before.
Good question. Bit of a silly thing really on both counts.

30.5m article infrigement.

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Sorry, but what is the reason that you cannot use inters unless the track is declared wet?? Why isn’t that completely up to the teams and drivers?

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Tvetovnato wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 23:07
Sorry, but what is the reason that you cannot use inters unless the track is declared wet?? Why isn’t that completely up to the teams and drivers?
Then what is the point of the FIA needing to declare the track wet?

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chrisc90 wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 23:06
search wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 23:05
Any idea what kind of penalty LEC can expect? Can't remember anyone else using intermediates in a dry session before.
Good question. Bit of a silly thing really on both counts.

30.5m article infrigement.
Haven't looked at rules but I'm expecting reprimand or fine for team

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Re: 2024 Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, June 07 - 09

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Supposedly to stop teams using them to save on other tyres during practice sessions.

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Vinlarr89 wrote:
07 Jun 2024, 23:10
Supposedly to stop teams using them to save on other tyres during practice sessions.
Right, but what would anyone gain from peddling around on inters on a dry track? You would only waste time and not learn anything useful from a setup point of view.

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Agreed, just another nonsense rule IMO