Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
That's a bit premature and unfair. Stoffel is up against Fernando, look at Grosjean today, he's vastly improved from his early struggles. He's evolved into a good driver. How many times has Stoffel crashed out or spun out. He brings the car home. The speed will come, he is a very good driver, level headed and no drama.
this is the funniest thing i've read today. Especially that last sentence was hilarious on a new level. XDproteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
The car isn't useless for sure. The team isn't useless for sure but Alonso is brilliant for sure also.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
U can comfortably laugh about it, but the design of the car is based on the drivers driving style and preferences.victoriawan wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:38this is the funniest thing i've read today. Especially that last sentence was hilarious on a new level. XDproteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
Absolutely, he is a top driver, i never said he isnt.Bisonas wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:46The car isn't useless for sure. The team isn't useless for sure but Alonso is brilliant for sure also.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
Well. Fernando's Benetton used to understeer really bad. Just check old footage.victoriawan wrote:this is the funniest thing i've read today. Especially that last sentence was hilarious on a new level. XDproteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
And i thought that there was a whole team of Aerodynamicists in charge of the aero design, led by PP.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:50U can comfortably laugh about it, but the design of the car is based on the drivers driving style and preferences.victoriawan wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:38this is the funniest thing i've read today. Especially that last sentence was hilarious on a new level. XDproteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:18
Please can u stop with comments like this? If the car and the team would be completely useless, then he would not score those results. He is a great driver indeed, but he aint a superman. And there is another thing as well. He is the lead driver in the team and he tends to demand from every team to listen to him and develop the car to suit him best. And to be honest, majority of cars he influenced somewhat lacked top performance (dating back to his Ferrari career).
The saddest thing is that u dont get my comment...and as long as u will not be willing to do it, there is no point that we argue about it...Bisonas wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:00And i thought that there was a whole team of Aerodynamicists in charge of the aero design, led by PP.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:50U can comfortably laugh about it, but the design of the car is based on the drivers driving style and preferences.victoriawan wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 12:38
this is the funniest thing i've read today. Especially that last sentence was hilarious on a new level. XD
Maybe i was wrong that PP brought fundamental aerodynamic characteristics to the car like lets say High Rake concept and kinda short wheel base, and plenty more, that they developed with Newey at their RB time.
Maybe it was Alonso after all.
I am sorry, i do get your comment.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:02The saddest thing is that u dont get my comment...and as long as u will not be willing to do it, there is no point that we argue about it...Bisonas wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:00And i thought that there was a whole team of Aerodynamicists in charge of the aero design, led by PP.
Maybe i was wrong that PP brought fundamental aerodynamic characteristics to the car like lets say High Rake concept and kinda short wheel base, and plenty more, that they developed with Newey at their RB time.
Maybe it was Alonso after all.
I never wrote he was the main cause of problems. All i wrote was that his preferences might be problematic when making a car. Oversteer/understeer are provided both mechanically and aero wise.Bisonas wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:11I am sorry, i do get your comment.proteus wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:02The saddest thing is that u dont get my comment...and as long as u will not be willing to do it, there is no point that we argue about it...Bisonas wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 13:00
And i thought that there was a whole team of Aerodynamicists in charge of the aero design, led by PP.
Maybe i was wrong that PP brought fundamental aerodynamic characteristics to the car like lets say High Rake concept and kinda short wheel base, and plenty more, that they developed with Newey at their RB time.
Maybe it was Alonso after all.
I over done it with the sarcasm and i apologize.
But you tried to make your point with an absolutely wrong and false argument. That Alonso is to blame for all the bad cars he had to drive, even on his Ferrari era is ridiculous.
Driver does influence specific characteristics of the car, especially regarding the balance between understeer and over steer and many many more things.
But it can not effect fundamental aerodynamic directions.
There are aerodynamicists teams for it.
Actually i think the safety car cost them a better finish. After his pitstop, ALO was P14 with 20-lap newer tires than the rest of the field.bauc wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 11:26With the car clearly lacking straightline speed and traction out of the slow-medium speed corner's , the fact the we have scored points 3 races in a row and the team now has only 2 points less than the entire 2017 season speak volume of how Mclaren has improved over the last seasons in terms of consistency. Yes they gained few places due to crashes and safety car on the track but still to win it, you need to be in it, something Mclaren lacked in the last 3 years. Now, its up to Mclaren to upgrade the car from Barcelona onwards, and if things go to planned I think Mclaren has a legit shot of P4 in the constructors this season.