Highly unlikely if you ask me. The deg from last years Bahrain suggests 2-stop, and i doubt they've improved the tire whispering to such a significant degree, even if the temps are lower.
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The race winner at Bahrain was exactly who everyone expected as World Champion Max Verstappen led the Grand Prix from start to finish. Behind him the battle was closer but it was Perez who made it a perfect Red Bull result with Ferrari's Sainz completing the podium.
Highly unlikely if you ask me. The deg from last years Bahrain suggests 2-stop, and i doubt they've improved the tire whispering to such a significant degree, even if the temps are lower.
Absolutely. The performance ceiling of these cars has definitely not been reached yet. Looks like a fun Quali! Excited to see what’s possible but may well come with a few errors when exploring the limits in the first one of the year
Quali will be madness, cant wait101FlyingDutchman wrote: ↑01 Mar 2024, 15:39Absolutely. The performance ceiling of these cars has definitely not been reached yet. Looks like a fun Quali! Excited to see what’s possible but may well come with a few errors when exploring the limits in the first one of the year
Leclerc cut the track in T3 so he must have lifted but then kept going.Sevach wrote: ↑01 Mar 2024, 15:40Norris was going to blitz the field when he F... S3
Red Bull made their laps and kept running, Verstappen was able to go green S2 on old tires.
Aston looks solid, same thing for Sainz.
Mercedes doesn't ground excessively anymore but looks a handful.
Weird lap by Charles lost 3 tenths in S1 alone.
Not too long until they show their cards now.
Lando replaced energy store and control electronics and you have only 2 CEs for the whole season.chrisc90 wrote:What were they saying about McLaren using all of their allowance of parts already? Something pu related?
I remember yesterday, he requested his steering weel to be changed, this might have something to do with the ECU.