SAI probably isn't going to be starting the race at all if Albon is anything to go by. None of the teams got their crashed cars back until after quali.
Yeah an there’s still chance that he could luck into points.
I don't think we are, Max will still win it.
In happier news, Tobi Grüner reports Sainz's car will be ready for the race.I think it was the first qualifying in my life where there was never a lap without a yellow flag, a red flag. It was a disaster. I had cold tyres because we waited so long in the pits, but we knew that. Everything that could have gone wrong, did go wrong. I'm not worried because the pace was there, in three corners we were strong. In the end, it's not my fault or the team's fault, it's just events that sometimes go against us.
He said in another interview they tried to leave the garage as early as possible for this reason, but their garage being at the end of the pit lane made it so they got stuck behind the cars that were sitting near the front.Vanja #66 wrote: ↑03 Nov 2024, 15:49Indeed, after the first lap in Q2 he never had a clean break. Sainz crashed just as he was about to start his first lap on Inters, Stroll crashed on his second full lap on inters, Alonso crashed after his first/prep lap on inters in Q3 and finally Piastri messes up Leclerc's final Q3 lap with his off and re-entry
Lesson to be learned - by the first one in line to at least get a clean track and first time on the board