2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Bill_Kar
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Juzh wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:04
Just look at this abomination :lol: :lol:

https://i.imgur.com/zjmhJgB.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/s0Xggsz.jpg

Who the f... though it was a good idea to still use shoulder cam :lol: I'd honestly like to meet that person.
Well, the 2nd one is the best option right now. T-cam is absolutely horrible

FightingHellPhish
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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My paranoia is telling me the Sky crew is paying lip service to Haas because they are now broadcasting in the US. However seeing the time sheets says they might be right... but still.. >_>

Restomaniac
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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So far then.

The order to me seems to be

Mercedes.
RedBull.
Ferrari.
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.
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Haas.
McLaren.
Renault.
.
Force India.
Williams.
Toro Rosso.
Sauber.
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McHonda
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Haas are always quick in Melbourne. Good winters feeding on Ferrari scraps.

They were clear 4th best last year as well.

Sevach
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Restomaniac wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:14
So far then.

The order to me seems to be

Mercedes.
RedBull.
Ferrari.
.
.
.
Hass..
McLaren.
Renault.
.
Force India.
Williams.
Toro Rosso.
Sauber.
I would put a gap between Mercedes/Red Bull and Ferrari, not a huge one but enough to put them out of the fight.

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dans79
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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01:08 Hamilton's long-run pace looking ominous on the ultrasoft. He's consistently in the 1m28s at the moment. No one else is getting close to that consistently at the moment.
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JPBD1990
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Sky says Mercedes and redbull in the high 28’s, Ferrari in the low 29’s. Little between merc and redbull, Ferrari a little further back.

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dans79
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JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:18
Sky says Mercedes and redbull in the high 28’s, Ferrari in the low 29’s. Little between merc and redbull, Ferrari a little further back.
They also said Ham's tires are twice as old as Ric's.
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Restomaniac
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Sevach wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:17
Restomaniac wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:14
So far then.

The order to me seems to be

Mercedes.
RedBull.
Ferrari.
.
.
.
Hass..
McLaren.
Renault.
.
Force India.
Williams.
Toro Rosso.
Sauber.
I would put a gap between Mercedes/Red Bull and Ferrari, not a huge one but enough to put them out of the fight.
True but I'm taking how Ferrari last season seemed to find time between Friday and Saturday into account.

Also looking at it Alonso looks like actually being able to get involved in some races when the cards fall right.

LM10
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:18
Sky says Mercedes and redbull in the high 28’s, Ferrari in the low 29’s. Little between merc and redbull, Ferrari a little further back.
Vettel 1:27.9 in the 13. lap on Softs now.

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Juzh
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Bill_Kar wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:11
Juzh wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:04
Just look at this abomination :lol: :lol:

https://i.imgur.com/zjmhJgB.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/s0Xggsz.jpg

Who the f... though it was a good idea to still use shoulder cam :lol: I'd honestly like to meet that person.
Well, the 2nd one is the best option right now. T-cam is absolutely horrible
At least you can see the road from the T-cam. You can't see anything from this angle.

FightingHellPhish
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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I really wish F1 would provide 5, 10, 15, and even 20 lap run times and averages. I want to see who really has what.

JPBD1990
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LM10 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:29
JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:18
Sky says Mercedes and redbull in the high 28’s, Ferrari in the low 29’s. Little between merc and redbull, Ferrari a little further back.
Vettel 1:27.9 in the 13. lap on Softs now.
Wow if that’s true, is sky just straight up lying? I’m here chewing my nails off in anxiety at the thought of a Mercedes walkover and that’s happening without a mention on commentary? Suuuuper annoying

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Vanja #66
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Cars seem to be affected a lot by Halo (both weight and aero), everyone bar McLaren is slower than last year. Or is it too soon to say?
And they call it a stall. A STALL!

#DwarvesAreNaturalSprinters
#BlessYouLaddie

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dans79
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:33
LM10 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:29
JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 08:18
Sky says Mercedes and redbull in the high 28’s, Ferrari in the low 29’s. Little between merc and redbull, Ferrari a little further back.
Vettel 1:27.9 in the 13. lap on Softs now.
Wow if that’s true, is sky just straight up lying? I’m here chewing my nails off in anxiety at the thought of a Mercedes walkover and that’s happening without a mention on commentary? Suuuuper annoying
You need to consider fuel load!
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