Formula One has seen yet another controversial result of a Grand Prix as Lewis Hamiton inherited the Canadian GP race win after a controversial 5s penalty for leader Sebastian Vettel. An infuriated Vettel was classified second, ahead of Leclerc in third.
The coverage is so unbelievably terrible. In the closing seconds of the most important session of the day all you have is the start straight and you don't who's up to what, if anyone made a mistake or anything you don't get to see it. Even after the event you miss some very important highlights for a long with interviews and analyses etc. conquers screen time.
He locked up 3 times in his second qualy lap as well.Zynerji wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:24Easy mistake tho. Hamilton putting it into the wall was far worse, but just at a better time.Restomaniac wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:24Also THAT is why Bottas isn’t on Hamilton and Vettel’s level.
Yes and he was quite definite about it. It can't have been much, as Lewis was still quicker than his first run, but Seb's lap must've been 101% perfect
Nah, the data from Friday was way skewed. I don't think there's anything in between them, but I favor Ferrari since they have the strategy advantage, especially if Leclerc jumps Hamilton.
That is called picking your moments, he can afford to push harder in fp1 and 2, not in fp3 or qualyZynerji wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:24Easy mistake tho. Hamilton putting it into the wall was far worse, but just at a better time.Restomaniac wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:24Also THAT is why Bottas isn’t on Hamilton and Vettel’s level.
Bottas is 6th not 10th and is highly likely to just eat Ricciardo and Gasly in the Renault and RedBull!F1Krof wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:53Nah, the data from Friday was way skewed. I don't think there's anything in between them, but I favor Ferrari since they have the strategy advantage, especially if Leclerc jumps Hamilton.
what stratergy advantage?? coz mercs ran only 3 laps in their race in q2 unlike ferrari with 5 lapsF1Krof wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:53Nah, the data from Friday was way skewed. I don't think there's anything in between them, but I favor Ferrari since they have the strategy advantage, especially if Leclerc jumps Hamilton.
Friday race simulations might bw inflated due to Mercs testing the limits of the engine but they still had big race pace advantage in almost all the racea this season, maybe except Bahrain. With their fuel efficiency and tyre expertise Lewis still has a good chance of making it.F1Krof wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:53Nah, the data from Friday was way skewed. I don't think there's anything in between them, but I favor Ferrari since they have the strategy advantage, especially if Leclerc jumps Hamilton.
