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A perfect plan of execution and a quick rectification of falling behind Russell at the start were key to Max Verstappen's victory at the Spanish Grand Prix. Lando Norris eventually came close but finished second ahead of Lewis Hamilton who confirmed the resurgence of Mercedes.
they're also slow on straights tbh, so ti makes sense. Still, full throttle in 14 is mighty.organic wrote: ↑22 Jun 2024, 16:16RB mighty in high speed. Full throttle at 3, 9, 14 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQrvSvjWwAA ... name=large
Federico Albano's work
In FP3, the power units aren't turned up and they aren't really low on fuel so approach speed is lower.FittingMechanics wrote: ↑22 Jun 2024, 16:22Lando was flat in T9 in FP3 - strange that he wasn't flat here.
Yup. A lot of downforce but slow on straight. Lower track temps in the race won't help eitherJuzh wrote: ↑22 Jun 2024, 16:22they're also slow on straights tbh, so ti makes sense. Still, full throttle in 14 is mighty.organic wrote: ↑22 Jun 2024, 16:16RB mighty in high speed. Full throttle at 3, 9, 14 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQrvSvjWwAA ... name=large
Federico Albano's work
Finding a way to blame the team. What use is there to say this on the radio to be broadcast? Other than to stoke the flames
That message is not for the team...
That might cost all of them.
Hamilton used the same set again now, so he's back on par with Verstappen etc - but missing the banker lap, of course. Piastri and Perez were on new tires again
He will need a new set again for the 2nd run so he'll be off cycle again. I doubt the others will go back out.