My point was that cars having different strengths would make racing more interesting.TeamKoolGreen wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 04:38A cluster f*** at the start would be interesting but it is not good racing.FittingMechanics wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 13:05Should make for great racing, some variability in race starts would really help spice things up. Hopefully not as bad as these (someone not starting at all).
Russell spun his rears so that shouldn't be too hard to solve.
Max had a hard time overtaking Bottas in his Cadillac in attack mode today. It took 2 tries.
https://x.com/MV33Racing/status/2024594 ... 35588?s=20
(the tweet is wrong in that it says "they promised us better overtaking". No they didn't. Their only goal was to make an F1 car that could function with these power units. And they barely accomplished that. Overtaking or following was not a priority at all. They just gave it some lip service and thats it.)
What is wrong with that Hadjar overtake? Perfectly fine.
You could see on Thursday Hamilton catch Piastri and try and overtake, he was able to be very close in corners and drive alongside on the straights, took him half a lap to make the move. Looked good. I do think laptime difference at that moment was 1-2s so maybe not perfect match for what races will be but it looked much better than DRS flybys. Here is a link https://streamain.com/en/XarZscgoFKJG9Kj/watch

