Horner making full use of that couch... If a journalist wanted to interview me without providing a proper table and chair, I would fully recline across whatever living room furniture was provided as their substitute.
Horner making full use of that couch... If a journalist wanted to interview me without providing a proper table and chair, I would fully recline across whatever living room furniture was provided as their substitute.
I wonder if anyone has done any comparison work between Max and Checo on the DRS where both cars were doing overtakes along the curved 'straight'.AR3-GP wrote: ↑03 Apr 2023, 14:54I’m somewhat baffled by the sudden bewilderment from some teams and drivers surrounding RB’s DRS advantage. This point has been noted since very early in 2022. In fact, RB, had an even greater straight line speed advantage compared to Mercedes in 2022 owing to the incredibly draggy W13, and even Ferrari. So Hamilton’s comments in particular are curious. He’s actually closer on straight line speed this year than last year.
On lap 6, Lewis with DRS did 316, Max with DRS did 326 and Perez with DRS did 332.chrisc90 wrote: ↑03 Apr 2023, 19:23I wonder if anyone has done any comparison work between Max and Checo on the DRS where both cars were doing overtakes along the curved 'straight'.AR3-GP wrote: ↑03 Apr 2023, 14:54I’m somewhat baffled by the sudden bewilderment from some teams and drivers surrounding RB’s DRS advantage. This point has been noted since very early in 2022. In fact, RB, had an even greater straight line speed advantage compared to Mercedes in 2022 owing to the incredibly draggy W13, and even Ferrari. So Hamilton’s comments in particular are curious. He’s actually closer on straight line speed this year than last year.
What do you think about it ? Same gear, Max's rpm is slightly higher while no throttle and quite lower speed. perez rpm is slightly lower in spite of slight throttle input and higher speed.
Telemetry on screen (the FOM stuff) can often be out of sync. Nevertheless you expect the same amount of "sync" loss on both onboards so you still have some idea of the relative speed vs other driver. You just don't know where exactly on track that it occured. It's close though.
This telemetry looks weird. If you compare the speed graphic with the throttle an brake graphic it doesn't match.
I wasn’t saying it was there to be trusted. I seen it on the Twitter post/thread and thought would share it here as could have been constructive.Silent Storm wrote: ↑04 Apr 2023, 11:07That telemetry is not accurate hence I removed it from my earlier post.
Some checo fans are using it to prove he didn't make a mistake and it was the car but the telemetry is showing something else entirely.
Shows how telemetry can be tampered with...
On this site Juzh and dialtone can be trusted with their onboard and telemetry data.
A warning, f1 app telemetry can't ever be trusted when doing analysis that require such precision. It has way too low refresh rate, way too much interpolation and suffers from high amount of jitter. It's only good for stuff like minimum speed and maximum speed observation and some other more general things (speed with drs on/off..).