ringo wrote: ↑05 May 2024, 19:18
Vanja #66 wrote: ↑04 May 2024, 23:06
Let's keep the pressure on boys, well done! They must keep Perez behind at all costs, anything less than double podium is underperformance
Perez will fly past both Ferraris. Once his car steadily brings the tyres into working range.
The rdbull still has massive closing speed, traction and braking power and stability. Perez is very used to fighting past to secure P2.
If he doesnt pass at the start, he will past when the deg slows down the ferraris more than the redbull.
Why you say that? The key today is the tyre's. If they have done in Ferrari good setup choise then the difference is minimal.
The only thing i see that stands between the 2 teams when i saw Max and Leclerc qual lap in a video side by side that someone posted in the forum here, is that almost all is equal except that RB just accelerates a tiny bit better and reach faster the top speed. The difference is only 2-3 klms but its there.
Its the 1st time i see Ferrari so similar in pace.