Does a harbor full of expensive yachts count?
Does a harbor full of expensive yachts count?
There is always trouble with overtaking or defending by cutting the chicane after the tunnel.
https://wtf1.com/post/perez-thinks-mona ... -off-area/It’s very disappointing, you only have one move in Monaco, and you do it and the car ahead cuts the chicane, and then he’s aware that you’re there and there’s no more opportunities. It’s definitely something we’ve got to speak about. In all fairness to the car ahead he gives space but then he has nowhere to go. I think there has to be a little chicane for the people who cut the chicane to lose some time. It’s something we have to review over the next couple of races.
I think he is referring to Bottas holding the pack up so Merc could double pitstop, hurting Verstappen.
This?Bandit1216 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:25I think he is referring to Bottas holding the pack up so Merc could double pitstop, hurting Verstappen.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑16 May 2021, 19:54What's this a moan about? Which race and who was disadvantaged?
The thing about the chicane is that an attacking driver can effectively push the car ahead to cut the chicane. A lunge leaves nowhere to go for the defending driver other than to cut the chicane in some way. If there was another "punishment" chicane like Petez suggests, a driver could force the car ahead to cut the chicane making that car have to use the "punishment " chicane, whilst themselves using the real track. An overtake could then result. But it would be the result of pushing a driver off track, and that is illegal and so would/should be penalised. Can you imagine the fall out if the only overtake of the race is subsequently punished?JordanMugen wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:17
A track limit which needs a remedy according to Perez:
https://wtf1.com/post/perez-thinks-mona ... -off-area/It’s very disappointing, you only have one move in Monaco, and you do it and the car ahead cuts the chicane, and then he’s aware that you’re there and there’s no more opportunities. It’s definitely something we’ve got to speak about. In all fairness to the car ahead he gives space but then he has nowhere to go. I think there has to be a little chicane for the people who cut the chicane to lose some time. It’s something we have to review over the next couple of races.
Not for racing something the size of a tourbus like modern F1 cars at least. Maybe they can just add one championship round in go-karts instead.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:38The thing about the chicane is that an attacking driver can effectively push the car ahead to cut the chicane. A lunge leaves nowhere to go for the defending driver other than to cut the chicane in some way. If there was another "punishment" chicane like Petez suggests, a driver could force the car ahead to cut the chicane making that car have to use the "punishment " chicane, whilst themselves using the real track. An overtake could then result. But it would be the result of pushing a driver off track, and that is illegal and so would/should be penalised. Can you imagine the fall out if the only overtake of the race is subsequently punished?JordanMugen wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:17
A track limit which needs a remedy according to Perez:
https://wtf1.com/post/perez-thinks-mona ... -off-area/It’s very disappointing, you only have one move in Monaco, and you do it and the car ahead cuts the chicane, and then he’s aware that you’re there and there’s no more opportunities. It’s definitely something we’ve got to speak about. In all fairness to the car ahead he gives space but then he has nowhere to go. I think there has to be a little chicane for the people who cut the chicane to lose some time. It’s something we have to review over the next couple of races.
The reality is that Monaco simply isn't fit for purpose as a championship GP circuit.
It really isn't. If it wasn't Monaco it surely would have been dropped from the calendar long ago.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:38The thing about the chicane is that an attacking driver can effectively push the car ahead to cut the chicane. A lunge leaves nowhere to go for the defending driver other than to cut the chicane in some way. If there was another "punishment" chicane like Petez suggests, a driver could force the car ahead to cut the chicane making that car have to use the "punishment " chicane, whilst themselves using the real track. An overtake could then result. But it would be the result of pushing a driver off track, and that is illegal and so would/should be penalised. Can you imagine the fall out if the only overtake of the race is subsequently punished?JordanMugen wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:17
A track limit which needs a remedy according to Perez:
https://wtf1.com/post/perez-thinks-mona ... -off-area/It’s very disappointing, you only have one move in Monaco, and you do it and the car ahead cuts the chicane, and then he’s aware that you’re there and there’s no more opportunities. It’s definitely something we’ve got to speak about. In all fairness to the car ahead he gives space but then he has nowhere to go. I think there has to be a little chicane for the people who cut the chicane to lose some time. It’s something we have to review over the next couple of races.
The reality is that Monaco simply isn't fit for purpose as a championship GP circuit.
The view in that pic is the one Coulthard had just before he parked his car in the jewellers shop thereJordanMugen wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:17There is always trouble with overtaking or defending by cutting the chicane after the tunnel.
The old, barriered, configuration prevented this.
https://www.formula1.com/content/dam/fo ... /image.jpg
A track limit which needs a remedy according to Perez:
https://wtf1.com/post/perez-thinks-mona ... -off-area/It’s very disappointing, you only have one move in Monaco, and you do it and the car ahead cuts the chicane, and then he’s aware that you’re there and there’s no more opportunities. It’s definitely something we’ve got to speak about. In all fairness to the car ahead he gives space but then he has nowhere to go. I think there has to be a little chicane for the people who cut the chicane to lose some time. It’s something we have to review over the next couple of races.
More or less. If my memory serves me right, Bottas left a gap to not have to wait on Hamilton. Otherwise Max would have been 2nd out, possibly even 1st. Now he was 2nd (ish). One could argue whether the pace drop of Bottas was legal.Wouter wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:29This?Bandit1216 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:25I think he is referring to Bottas holding the pack up so Merc could double pitstop, hurting Verstappen.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑16 May 2021, 19:54
What's this a moan about? Which race and who was disadvantaged?
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/vide ... 91001.html
As soon as people start using words as moan I don’t answer them anymore. I found that very unfair, especially as the result of that was penalized quite heavily. At least give Bottas a penalty too.Bandit1216 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:25I think he is referring to Bottas holding the pack up so Merc could double pitstop, hurting Verstappen.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑16 May 2021, 19:54What's this a moan about? Which race and who was disadvantaged?
Bottas was penalised - he had to pit a second time because of the "kiss" that Max gave him in the pit lane.Sieper wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 12:18As soon as people start using words as moan I don’t answer them anymore. I found that very unfair, especially as the result of that was penalized quite heavily. At least give Bottas a penalty too.Bandit1216 wrote: ↑18 May 2021, 11:25I think he is referring to Bottas holding the pack up so Merc could double pitstop, hurting Verstappen.Just_a_fan wrote: ↑16 May 2021, 19:54
What's this a moan about? Which race and who was disadvantaged?