I use the green/yellow on the antenna (or is that the camera??) to identify the #1 #2 driver for each team. It's the only way I can tell.
Yes, I wish the broadcast was in 4K HDR already!diffuser wrote: ↑27 Oct 2021, 18:48Off topic...
Ever notice that is really hard to read most car's numbers from the front ?
https://f1tcdn.net/images/news/2021/usagp-start.jpg
I find it very frustrating.....
He did a great job! He mentioned after the race that he still feels he's making mistakes and not getting the most out of the car, but great to see him getting results!runningmanz wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 02:15Nice job from Dan to bring home 5th and hold Bottas and Sainz behind. He seems to be getting better and better since the summer break. Seidl really liked his drive at Austin and agreed too. We are doing pretty well considering the handicaps we have had this season with the new engine and lack of tokens to use etc. Hope we can beat Ferrari to 3rd but will be a tough battle!
Yeah seems to find that extra boost at places he loves too like Monza and Austin, hopefully he can continue on now and keep improving.djos wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 02:18He did a great job! He mentioned after the race that he still feels he's making mistakes and not getting the most out of the car, but great to see him getting results!runningmanz wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 02:15Nice job from Dan to bring home 5th and hold Bottas and Sainz behind. He seems to be getting better and better since the summer break. Seidl really liked his drive at Austin and agreed too. We are doing pretty well considering the handicaps we have had this season with the new engine and lack of tokens to use etc. Hope we can beat Ferrari to 3rd but will be a tough battle!
I agree. The numbers should be much more visible, like in MotoGP. I don’t remember which driver has a red camera and which one has a yellow one.. It annoys me too.diffuser wrote: ↑27 Oct 2021, 18:48Off topic...
Ever notice that is really hard to read most car's numbers from the front ?
https://f1tcdn.net/images/news/2021/usagp-start.jpg
I find it very frustrating.....
I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
They could put the whole old PU in for free practice and a non power track.CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses
Well seeing as they were only allowed to change the spec of the ERS component that was updated under the token system the old & new ICE must be exactly the same, so I fail to see why they wouldn’t be able mix & matchdiffuser wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 16:25They could put the whole old PU in.CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses
The new ERS system is not compatible with the old ICE units. So yes, Ferrari is planning to use one PU for the rest of 2021. It will be a good test of reliability with an eye towards the 2022 PU.
For Lando you mean?diffuser wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 16:25They could put the whole old PU in for free practice and a non power track.CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses
CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses
Well, that’s good news for us. I expect they will run into reliability issues, having to do so many laps this year on the same PU. I hope we can take advantage of this.Wouter wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 17:56CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses
My understanding of that is once Ferrari introduced the updated spec ERS component, under the upgrade rules they can not run the old spec ERS component. This has nothing to do with the ICE or other engine elements they did not upgrade mid-seasonWouter wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 17:56CjC wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 15:54I can’t confirm but you are now the second person I’ve heard say it so it might have some traction.McL-H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 13:00I read on Twitter Ferrari cannot use the ICE’s out of the previous pool any longer, as they don’t combine well with the new hybrid systems. Therefore, Leclerc and Sainz now have to do all of the remaining GP’s (including practices and sprint race) with the same engine or take another engine penalty. Can anyone confirm this to be the case?
Lando will no doubt need a new ICE anyway so it’s not all roses