Nice comparison of HAM vs VER SQ3 lap
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While the sprint race still sprung a surprise, McLaren consolidated their role as favourites by finishing first and second at the Chinese Grand Prix. Oscar Piastri pretty much led the entire race as Norris controlled a brake pedal issue to finish second, just ahead of George Russell for Mercedes.
Finally ghosts !!
on board, it seems that Lewis's lap was quite easy and there is still enough time, Max's lap seems to have squeezed out the maximum from RB today, at least, I like Ferrari more, it should be taken into account that on Friday at the Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari was quite good in long racesringo wrote: ↑21 Mar 2025, 15:06Redbull strongest on the brakes as usual.
And ferrari brakes well over the years.
The cars are extremely close. It's almost perfectly random who gets on pole to be honest.
Ferrari seems to have that low speed traction like F175 but redbull has better front end.
It all comes out as different ways to get similar results.
Lewis has some interesting lines and this may be down to so many years of experience driving the track.
I predict a Max of Piastri sprint win. I dont think the Ferrari can hold Max behind.
Looking on the big picture, Max is likely to defend his championship. It's a good sign to always be in the top 3 regardless of the conditions.
With heavier fuel load tomorrow, car balance will be different. We have seen that many time alreadyDownforce777 wrote: ↑21 Mar 2025, 15:42on board, it seems that Lewis's lap was quite easy and there is still enough time, Max's lap seems to have squeezed out the maximum from RB today, at least, I like Ferrari more, it should be taken into account that on Friday at the Australian Grand Prix, Ferrari was quite good in long racesringo wrote: ↑21 Mar 2025, 15:06Redbull strongest on the brakes as usual.
And ferrari brakes well over the years.
The cars are extremely close. It's almost perfectly random who gets on pole to be honest.
Ferrari seems to have that low speed traction like F175 but redbull has better front end.
It all comes out as different ways to get similar results.
Lewis has some interesting lines and this may be down to so many years of experience driving the track.
I predict a Max of Piastri sprint win. I dont think the Ferrari can hold Max behind.
Looking on the big picture, Max is likely to defend his championship. It's a good sign to always be in the top 3 regardless of the conditions.
Wait this was done after qualifying? I'm sure the teams will have fun with that.
not 100% sure, but it was only announced after Qualifying, at least, and "following today's running" sounds like it:
They must be concerned about the durability of the tyres if they are raising pressures.search wrote: ↑21 Mar 2025, 17:47not 100% sure, but it was only announced after Qualifying, at least, and "following today's running" sounds like it:
"Pirelli already increased its minimum starting tyre pressures for this weekend by 1psi at the rear and 0.5psi at the front, to 23psi and 26.5psi respectively. Following today’s running it has increased both again, to 24psi and 27.5psi respectively."
https://www.racefans.net/2025/03/21/pir ... -graining/
https://www.fia.com/system/files/decisi ... iew_v2.pdf