Makes sense, thanks
I remember a few years ago, actually quite a few lol, Lewis crossed the pit entry line late after he spun and broke his wing. Can't remember if he got a penalty though.TFSA wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 09:54My bad, i read wrong on the timings.
But i don't think it's illegal for this race, as someone else pointed out. I just pulled up the Race Directors events notes, and there's no mention of it.
From what i remember: Unless otherwise stated, you're allowed to cross the pit line if you're NOT pitting, but not if you're pitting. So it's perfectly legal to cancel pitting at the very last second.
That was a surprise... see how the mercedes and the ferarris breezed past Max.. expected the Mclaren to do the same. Did they change the car from Friday ? (other than the rear wing change) ? McLaren was eating tyres. Redbull did something between FP3 and Q, inorder to fix tyre deg. Effectively, after three practice sessions, the two teams went in opposite directions.mwillems wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 08:55Mclaren is worse on its tyres than the rest of the Top 4. Max is much faster.
The Red Bull not slow yesterday and the Mclaren clearly ate its tyres as much as anyone.
I just don't think any data supported us having a good weekend.venkyhere wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 10:12That was a surprise... see how the mercedes and the ferarris breezed past Max.. expected the Mclaren to do the same. Did they change the car from Friday ? (other than the rear wing change) ? McLaren was eating tyres. Redbull did something between FP3 and Q, inorder to fix tyre deg. Effectively, after three practice sessions, the two teams went in opposite directions.
I don’t even think Mclaren expected to be good either.mwillems wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 10:21I just don't think any data supported us having a good weekend.venkyhere wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 10:12That was a surprise... see how the mercedes and the ferarris breezed past Max.. expected the Mclaren to do the same. Did they change the car from Friday ? (other than the rear wing change) ? McLaren was eating tyres. Redbull did something between FP3 and Q, inorder to fix tyre deg. Effectively, after three practice sessions, the two teams went in opposite directions.
Norris never really had a chance. Only the media and some fans thought he did.
Let me not to agree with this. I know we are talking about "what if" but let think only about last race from Brazil: what if the race was not on wet and the drivers finished the race as they were started? Two drivers with 3 races to go and only around 20 points in between? That would have been interesting.PapayaFan481 wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 10:36Norris never really had a chance. Only the media and some fans thought he did.