2020 Portuguese Grand Prix - Portimão, October 23 - 25

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RZS10
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Re: 2020 Portuguese Grand Prix - Portimão, October 23 - 25

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wtf ... really? maybe some quick dry cement to 'glue' the cover into place?

oh and regarding track limits, not a single time deleted for corner4 which was the worse one in FP1 and FP2

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RZS10 wrote:
24 Oct 2020, 15:06
wtf ... really? maybe some quick dry cement to 'glue' the cover into place?
It looks like they are glueing now, at least they have a heat gun thing.

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Why are they not just spot welding them together?

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Not looking good, they're looking for more loose drain covers

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djones wrote:
24 Oct 2020, 15:09
Why are they not just spot welding them together?
There has to be something to weld too, and the channel looks to be concrete.
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and they've supposedly found some ... yea

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Big Tea wrote:
24 Oct 2020, 15:14
djones wrote:
24 Oct 2020, 15:09
Why are they not just spot welding them together?
There has to be something to weld too, and the channel looks to be concrete.
Sorry I meant to each other. So all the covers linked.

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Fabulous from Russell again.

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These cars must be running huge amounts of front heave spring.
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El Scorchio wrote:
24 Oct 2020, 15:49
Fabulous from Russell again.
Yeah, Team mate last. He manages to be faster than both Alfa's and both Haas.
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DRS is too far down. Should be 1/3 from the end of the final corner tops.
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Russell. Outqualifies. Vettel.

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Vettel outqualified by a Williams. Sigh.

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Turn 8 will be Vettel's Sbinalla corner tomorrow.
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By a tenth on softer tyres, doesn't look good still. They really wanted to start on mediums