Max never had clean air.
He would have competed for the win if he started from his actual pole position
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/verst ... /10639953/
Max never had clean air.
Again the car is fast on paper (like quali) and then struggles with tyres during the race.“I think today an [extra] hard tyre would have helped,” Verstappen reflected.
“Of course, George won the race on a one stop, but I don't think we had the tyre wear or tyre life to do that anyway.
Max got pole by 6 tenths. Max was serving an engine penalty that was not his fault. They were supposed to tell Perez to get out of the way of both Verstappen and Russell by lap 15. Lift on the Kemmel, I don't care how. Just do it. Perez was slow. This is a competition, not a nursery.
Sergej wrote: ↑28 Jul 2024, 20:08I have a feeling they made an overconfidence mistake by:PierreW wrote: ↑28 Jul 2024, 19:46Max should stay with Red Bull unless their 2026 motor is a disaster. They are such a good fit. We should believe in Horner to right the ship and tighten the screws. Was Red Bull in full knowledge of the DRS reduction when they choose to take the penalty here?
It was hard to overtake here. Norris couldn't put a single attack on Max, and Hamilton couldn't on Russel despite being 0.6-0.7s faster per lap.
1 thinking they would have recovered as easily as 22/23
2 not considering that this could have been one of the very few remaining races where win is possible
Because they expected they would have best opportunity to negate it. Usually easy track to overtake if you are faster.TeamKoolGreen wrote: ↑28 Jul 2024, 21:05Why did tbe team choose Spa to serve the penalty ? It looks like an error to me
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I think this might be down to a decision to put Ricciardo in the Red Bull after the summer break- rumblings are louder.
Supposedly there was the talk of something in Miami already, I know someone mentioned that in the forum.Tommy.G wrote: ↑28 Jul 2024, 21:51Has anyone heard of any such thing???
https://www.sportskeeda.com/f1/news-red ... tqvqx6z76s