The Canadian Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve was won by Red Bull's Max Verstappen. The Dutchman fought off a challenging Carlos Sainz who finished a close second as Lewis Hamilton completed the podium for Mercedes.
would need to check the rules again to say for sure, but I think that's only a problem when you already got a penalty for the first one (then you only get one engine added to the pool instead of two). This way it should be fine.
Not much. It was not that close but Ferrari pulled out in Mclaren path.
You can't take 5 "penalty engines" in one event anymore, only the last one remains in the pool.
Before that with the burn outs? After the pit exit line.
How much 'use' do you have to put on a new PU before you can take another in 1 weekend?Sevach wrote: ↑17 Jun 2022, 23:46You can't take 5 "penalty engines" in one event anymore, only the last one remains in the pool.
The thing is Ferrari introduced ICE 3 for Leclerc today, that's not a penalty, it's part of his normal allocation.
Then they'll take engine 4 tommorow which is gonna be a penalty and remain in his pool for future use.
You just have to fire it up.chrisc90 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2022, 23:56How much 'use' do you have to put on a new PU before you can take another in 1 weekend?Sevach wrote: ↑17 Jun 2022, 23:46You can't take 5 "penalty engines" in one event anymore, only the last one remains in the pool.
The thing is Ferrari introduced ICE 3 for Leclerc today, that's not a penalty, it's part of his normal allocation.
Then they'll take engine 4 tommorow which is gonna be a penalty and remain in his pool for future use.
Im not 100% but im sure I seen something recently about taking 2 engines over a weekend, unless that is 2 'penalty' engines
Sorry, I missed that too. Saw nothing
I wonder how much time is gained by the soft tyre over the medium? They do look quite quick. It's embarrasing for Mercedes if Aston is genuinely faster on a much smaller spend.
It's about 4 tenths between medium and soft herePlatinumZealot wrote: ↑18 Jun 2022, 00:12I wonder how much time is gained by the soft tyre over the medium? They do look quite quick. It's embarrasing for Mercedes if Aston is genuinely faster on a much smaller spend.
