Sieper wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 10:46
Mercedes runs higher wings, they can do that because of their engine supremacy, this allows for higher cornerspeeds and overall is the best way to spent the extra hp.
A. In Australia? Where would that work
, which corners? ~Mid-high track, stop and go/street, with no high speed corners, and really long straights. Nevermind just pointing out. B. IMO that's all wrong anyway. C. Myths of engines cannot die.
- Told you that Mercedes clearly ahead wouldn't be a surprise. I want my points.
- 0,7s behind Red Bull - Best Chassis Frauds Championship Leaders of 2018 season. This is how F1 works, empty hype is not refundable, they will not give back media attenttion from their lies. Same
- Bottas' crash - diva strikes again! It's not him it's a randomly behaving long wheel-base car fluctuating DF.
- I'm surprised that media experts judging cars by looking at them in corners and shouting 'planted' didn't foresee Haas' form; didn't draw conclusions from times either, it's the teams (Renault) that had to tell them who's quick. Renault is very close, it will be interesting in high speed.