lh13 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 18:30
Mr5in1 wrote: ↑13 Mar 2026, 13:09
I know the Mercedes look dominant again after this sprint qualifying but I would still like to see what happens over the course of the whole weekend before jumping to conclusions. Too many people jump on this forum to project so much negativity without any constructive criticism.
There is always a level of intrigue in any aspect of F1:
Is Mercedes gap down to just battery deployment / mapping, noting several teams use the same engines?
Is the Merc better in qualifying or will it have race issues?
Is McLaren better in qualy trim?
Is the Red Bull struggling more here for any reason?
Will the ADUO help other engine teams claw back performance?
Ooh I like it, trying to create excitement when there isn't any.
I get it, these power trains are absolutely sucking the raw excitement out of the sport, but I'll still have to agree with them that there ARE still some interesting aspects to follow. I'll still be watching, though I'll probably go back to skipping practice after these initial few race weekends. If there was absolutely nothing compelling, we simply wouldn't watch, but I'm guessing most of us still will as bigger fans of the sport.