McLaren are quite particular about colour, they don't want an imbalance on the car's colour scheme. Like the 7-eleven branding isn't the colour used by the companymclaren111 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:07https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1wuNpbXcAAH3xN.jpg:large
Coke... Needs different color to make it more visible...
mclaren111 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:07https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1wuNpbXcAAH3xN.jpg:large
Coke... Needs different color to make it more visible...
Si.Ground Effect wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:09I'd keep an eye also on Racing Point as well. Checo made it into Q3, with a car that they've not quite broken into. It was the most updated car, as they understand it more, they'll go quicker. Really glad Key starts soon. Hopefully they'll keep going in the right direction. I'm hoping for a clean start and good race for Lando, and a quick start for Carlos, he's like Fernando in that regard, quick off the line.
You seem to forget that last year Toro Rosso ended up 4th in Bahrain, doing a fantastic job at it... That didn’t meant that they were the 4th team in the Championship... Be patient and enjoy the ride!fouad1979 wrote:No man the fast tracks always give us the real order so i think that the top 3 will steal remain as here in melbourne but with less gap and mclaren will battle Hass and Raikko in bahrain for best of the restSmallSoldier wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 09:31I don’t thin that even Bahrain will give a clear picture... There is a reason why historically, the order hasn’t been clear until after Spainfouad1979 wrote: Forget melborne the next race in bahrain will give us the real picture and i think mclaren will be closer to the tops teams this car is good for fast tracks
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I agree. Racing point will be dangerous, especially on power tracks. I just hope McLaren hit the right direction with development, unlike last season. If they do, they could be 5th in constr. (4th is a bit of strech)Ground Effect wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:09I'd keep an eye also on Racing Point as well. Checo made it into Q3, with a car that they've not quite broken into. It was the most updated car, as they understand it more, they'll go quicker. Really glad Key starts soon. Hopefully they'll keep going in the right direction. I'm hoping for a clean start and good race for Lando, and a quick start for Carlos, he's like Fernando in that regard, quick off the line.
Good question. I've asked it before. You just have to look at the alternatives and logical deduction should lead everyone to be a McLaren (or Williams) supporter
For those who follow the English Premier League, I'd say they're the Arsenal of F1. Rich history, lots of past glory days, record setters and breakers, but have fallen on tough times. Great manager that stayed a bit too long and was reluctant to change. Even during the tough times, they keep their high estimation of themselves. They're now trying to rebuild and return to the top with new management.... Oh, and most importantly, loathed by the media...
Except for the red fans. There is a very wild discussion in their team thread with people exchanging silence. x'DDipesh1995 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:53Because deep down, everyone’s a McLaren fan or at least cares about where they’re at
Yes but to the naked eye, Mclaren is racing with the same car they had in Barcelona, so taking this into account, I think its not bad for the first Qualy of the yearGround Effect wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:09I'd keep an eye also on Racing Point as well. Checo made it into Q3, with a car that they've not quite broken into. It was the most updated car, as they understand it more, they'll go quicker. Really glad Key starts soon. Hopefully they'll keep going in the right direction. I'm hoping for a clean start and good race for Lando, and a quick start for Carlos, he's like Fernando in that regard, quick off the line.
So very true. I have the same feeling since 2006Ground Effect wrote: ↑16 Mar 2019, 10:47For those who follow the English Premier League, I'd say they're the Arsenal of F1. Rich history, lots of past glory days, record setters and breakers, but have fallen on tough times. Great manager that stayed a bit too long and was reluctant to change. Even during the tough times, they keep their high estimation of themselves. They're now trying to rebuild and return to the top with new management.... Oh, and most importantly, loathed by the media...
