https://f1ingenerale.com/f1-gp-messico- ... l-venerdi/
- Login or Register
No account yet? Sign up
There were various strategies possible today, but Lewis Hamilton certainly executed his perfectly. A fighting first stint on medium, followed by an error-free long second stint made for a straight forward victory, ahead of Vettel and Bottas who completed the podium.
Honestly, I get the feeling Ferrari and Mercedes have been playing games with each other for the last several races. seems like both of them are trying to hide Pace way more than they should at various parts of the weekend.Sierra117 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 14:20If Merc have nothing to offer from PU then this is definitely a Ferrari lockout. I was hoping the RBs would pose some sort of challenge but Max made it clear they can't do anything except focus on race pace.
The race on the other hand has it a lot closer. It's almost like they're all using different cars in qualy than race.
So you mean sandbagging?!dans79 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 16:07Honestly, I get the feeling Ferrari and Mercedes have been playing games with each other for the last several races. seems like both of them are trying to hide Pace way more than they should at various parts of the weekend.Sierra117 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 14:20If Merc have nothing to offer from PU then this is definitely a Ferrari lockout. I was hoping the RBs would pose some sort of challenge but Max made it clear they can't do anything except focus on race pace.
The race on the other hand has it a lot closer. It's almost like they're all using different cars in qualy than race.
I remember something similar with Mansell way back...
And what was without full beans, presumably.Juzh wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 10:34vettel's fp2 lap 1.16.607
360 kmh already in fp2. if this car finds itself in someone's slipstream i'd say 375+ is feasible
https://streamable.com/2f9l2
https://streamable.com/2f9l2
It was a joke, Mansell was know for being over dramatic.
more like trying to get the other team to skew it set up towards qualifying for the race.digitalrurouni wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 16:13So you mean sandbagging?!dans79 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 16:07Honestly, I get the feeling Ferrari and Mercedes have been playing games with each other for the last several races. seems like both of them are trying to hide Pace way more than they should at various parts of the weekend.Sierra117 wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 14:20If Merc have nothing to offer from PU then this is definitely a Ferrari lockout. I was hoping the RBs would pose some sort of challenge but Max made it clear they can't do anything except focus on race pace.
The race on the other hand has it a lot closer. It's almost like they're all using different cars in qualy than race.
