If they clip at 250kW or LICO at 350kw then it looked pretty normal. It's a brake check mode.
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Kimi Antonelli displayed dominant pace in today's Japanese Grand Prix once he recovered from a poor start to comfortably win the race at Suzuka. Oscar Piastri led the first part of the race and still secured second for McLaren followed by Leclerc who ensured a shade of red on the podium as well.
If they clip at 250kW or LICO at 350kw then it looked pretty normal. It's a brake check mode.
No because they weren't under threat, while giving Mercedes a chance to be lucky.mzso wrote: ↑29 Mar 2026, 08:05He did keep position... Antonelli jumped him because of the SC. They did everything right.renault rs26 wrote: ↑29 Mar 2026, 07:54Stupid strategy by McLaren. Oscar said if they keep track position they can win and immidiately they glave position.
or not. It's a little bit cheesy. Lando did nothing wrong and loses the place on the next straight.
they are preparing the car for the arrival of King George.
Lo, the true tale at Mercedes is no longer of one driver alone, but of a court divided betwixt youth and rule. For Prince Antonelli doth rise with the boldness of one born to seize a crown, while King George, once so sure of his dominion, now findeth his throne less secure with every passing lap. The feud betwixt Prince and King is the very heart of the matter: the young challenger presseth ever forward, and the elder must answer not only with speed, but with authority, lest his reign be called into question.
Yet the tale groweth sharper still, for Leclerc, though no sovereign, hath also cast his shadow upon the king’s pride, and so George is made to look less like a ruler and more like a man beset on all sides. Thus must he go, wounded and watchful, to seek once more the favour of the raw Imperator Toto Wolff, whose judgment in this court is as stern as it is final. And so the house of Mercedes standeth in uneasy balance: the Prince ascendeth, the King defendeth, Leclerc meddleth, and the Imperator waiteth to decide whose name shall be spoken with reverence.