Max Verstappen had a fairly quiet race and was never under any threat to win the Brazilian Grand Prix. Lando Norris similarly sailed to second place while Fernando Alonso put up a strong fight to return to the podium by fighting off Sergio Perez.
Honestly I would just rather they do extra practice get their set ups right and race. There's nothing fun about a team getting it wrong and dropping like a stone knowing the next overtake will be inevitable, fun is when teams actually race eachother as their performance is equal. If the FIA think this is fun then I guess we can say this is as entertaining as Saudi 2022....... Thought not.
Agree. One FP session, you get it wrong and you are stuffed for the rest of the weekend.InsaneX_Badger wrote: ↑05 Nov 2023, 20:22Honestly I would just rather they do extra practice get their set ups right and race. There's nothing fun about a team getting it wrong and dropping like a stone knowing the next overtake will be inevitable, fun is when teams actually race eachother as their performance is equal. If the FIA think this is fun then I guess we can say this is as entertaining as Saudi 2022....... Thought not.
Its 7 apparently but 1s is still a lot
He's doing a good job in comparison to whatever he's been doing post Miami, which isn't much.
He hustled the start of his stint (unwisely) to pass Hamilton.
Never mind tyre grip etc, they can't even get the car to be competitive when it's going in a straight line.
Perez had to fight Hamilton and Alonso, came to 1.2s behind Alonso when everyone exepcted easy overtake, but then started to lose.
