It’s not even close to being a baseline. It’s just a random ranking. It does not make any sense.izzy wrote: ↑17 Mar 2022, 19:11Thanks It's like a baseline to start watching tomorrow. Hoping Ferrari aren't really mid tableArtur Craft wrote: ↑17 Mar 2022, 18:03I´ll take this as an opportunity to share the cumulative gap, relative to Red Bull, throughout all of Bahrain´s corners:
Mercedes +0.8s
Alfa Romeo +1s
Alpine +1.1s
Mclaren +1.2s
Ferrari +1.2s
Haas +1.7s
Aston Martin +2.2s
Alpha Tauri +3s
Williams +3.3s
Note that these were calculated from "Driven by Data"´s graphs that were shared on twitter. It also only involves each teams fastest run on each corner segment, so these numbers do not take into account the time each car gains/loses on the straights
Alpha Tauri surely won’t be 3 seconds adrift it’s sister team, just to name an example.
Also, no one having watched/analyzed the testing will tell you that Ferrari is in the midfield. It’s so obviously wrong that it’s a waste of time to talk about it.