2018 Monaco Grand Prix, Monte Carlo, May 24-27

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TheGkbrk wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:14
Grid penalty will be harsh, probably a reprimand.
Yeh, but surely there has to be a couple of penalty points. I remember Hamilton got 2 penalty points for reversing 2 metres in the pitlane at the end of a session. Didn't someone else get one for not going around a cone properly. That was pretty dangerous but agree that there shouldn't be a grid penalty. We can't begin to suggest that it was anything like as bad as grosjean last race.

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Vettel's tyres showed graining on all four tyres after 23 laps (very heavy on the front left).
I wonder if any other team had such or if Ferrari's struggle with the tyres has extended into this race weekend.

Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.

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GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41


Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.
Good one :lol: It's Max, probably not even reprimand.

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bonjon1979 wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:34
TheGkbrk wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:14
Grid penalty will be harsh, probably a reprimand.
Yeh, but surely there has to be a couple of penalty points. I remember Hamilton got 2 penalty points for reversing 2 metres in the pitlane at the end of a session. Didn't someone else get one for not going around a cone properly. That was pretty dangerous but agree that there shouldn't be a grid penalty. We can't begin to suggest that it was anything like as bad as grosjean last race.
It was actually a reprimand in 2016 for Bahrain just after taking pole he entered the pit lane to park up but was given no clear instruction where to go, stopped then reversed for approximately 50cm. Completely different scenario but I expect it to be a slap on the wrist for Max aka anything other than a grid penalty.

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Did anyone notice any smoke in Ferrari's garage like in other races so far, because while i watched the f1 coverage i didn't notice it or maybe i missed it.

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matt_b wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:46
bonjon1979 wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:34
TheGkbrk wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:14
Grid penalty will be harsh, probably a reprimand.
Yeh, but surely there has to be a couple of penalty points. I remember Hamilton got 2 penalty points for reversing 2 metres in the pitlane at the end of a session. Didn't someone else get one for not going around a cone properly. That was pretty dangerous but agree that there shouldn't be a grid penalty. We can't begin to suggest that it was anything like as bad as grosjean last race.
It was actually a reprimand in 2016 for Bahrain just after taking pole he entered the pit lane to park up but was given no clear instruction where to go, stopped then reversed for approximately 50cm. Completely different scenario but I expect it to be a slap on the wrist for Max aka anything other than a grid penalty.
Yeh, that was the one. Hamilton still got penalty points for it though.

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GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.
Rubbish, the FIA will sit down with RedBull and assign equal blame between Max and Dan and both will apologise for their actions.

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GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining
Which tyre?

GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.
Penalty for Max :D
Have you watched F1 the last years?
Don`t russel the hamster!

GrandAxe
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basti313 wrote:
24 May 2018, 13:41
GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining
Which tyre?

GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.
Penalty for Max :D
Have you watched F1 the last years?
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GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining on all four tyres after 23 laps (very heavy on the front left).
I wonder if any other team had such or if Ferrari's struggle with the tyres has extended into this race weekend.
Yes, Mercedes.

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djos wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:56
GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Max is quite likely to get a grid penalty for reversing unto the track, maybe even points on his license.
Rubbish, the FIA will sit down with RedBull and assign equal blame between Max and Dan and both will apologise for their actions.

#-o
This. So true. If you ask me that should be a grid penalty. The kid has no brains. Seems to me he is cracking under pressure with Danny Ric producing more solid and reliable points finishes.

GrandAxe
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LM10 wrote:
24 May 2018, 13:54
GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining on all four tyres after 23 laps (very heavy on the front left).
I wonder if any other team had such or if Ferrari's struggle with the tyres has extended into this race weekend.
Yes, Mercedes.
Thanks, I missed that. Was the Mercs graining during the long runs too and was it mainly left side (particularly front left) like Ferrari?

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basti313 wrote:
24 May 2018, 13:41
GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining
Which tyre?
Image

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LM10 wrote:
24 May 2018, 13:54
GrandAxe wrote:
24 May 2018, 12:41
Vettel's tyres showed graining on all four tyres after 23 laps (very heavy on the front left).
I wonder if any other team had such or if Ferrari's struggle with the tyres has extended into this race weekend.
Yes, Mercedes.
You got any photo?