Chris Medland [@ChrisMedlandF1]
Biggest moves there means Sainz down to P6, Norris up to P4 and Alonso P5. Hamilton down to P8 behind Russell, Gasly down to P10 behind Stroll
Chris Medland [@ChrisMedlandF1]
Biggest moves there means Sainz down to P6, Norris up to P4 and Alonso P5. Hamilton down to P8 behind Russell, Gasly down to P10 behind Stroll
Re: Albon, that's what's supposed to happen. Off track, loss of traction, car gets damaged. Wasn't a horrendous crash.dans79 wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:32good example here of albon in china 2019, last turn.
https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=pyD1stt6LSA
pretty much every year the top 10 crash videos are people getting on the grass or astroturf.
https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=Xsix_VOlRGo
The cost cap. Red flags, Safety Cars, VSCs...vorticism wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:43Re: Albon, that's what's supposed to happen. Off track, loss of traction, car gets damaged. Wasn't a horrendous crash.
Hartley, second vid, same case. Not a bad crash. The grass and tire barriers serving their purpose. What's the issue?
Have you got any frames of Norris being out ? He definitely was warned for it in the first stintValeVida46 wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:47Watched the onboards live and he was over on T10 limit at least 3 times before his second stop.
just because the driver didn't end up in the er or morgue doesn't mean everything is hunky dory.
The issue is not that the run offs are paved, the issue is that the fia is utter crap at policing track violations.
Yea, if I was Merc, I'd be going after norris just on principle, as he was off several times!
I was watching live, can't screen grab but will try at some point in the next 24 hours.organic wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:48Have you got any frames of Norris being out ? He definitely was warned for it in the first stintValeVida46 wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:47Watched the onboards live and he was over on T10 limit at least 3 times before his second stop.
Oleophobic surface theoretically would be a zero friction for rubber tyres, I believe.vorticism wrote: ↑02 Jul 2023, 21:31That was the terrain not grass launching him. We're not saying a trough of grass, just a flat grass strip.
As for your low friction surface suggestion, I've had similar thought about using sheet or plate metal. Might have the same effect. Rubber build up might defeat the purpose. Knurling of ribbing on its surface would reduce contact patch area. Low profile metal strips perpendicular to the direction of travel might act like slides.
I think he served a penalty during the race at a pitstop??