Where Portimão differs from Imola and Bahrain – which have preceded it this season – is that it has more slow- and medium-speed corners. With the field so tight, we might see a slightly different pecking order this weekend. Cars that are particularly strong in lower-speed corners, might perform better in Portugal than they have in Imola and Bahrain.
I like the approach from the team in regards to extending development for the this year’s car... If the updates show a lot of promise, then let’s do it... If a lot of work is needed to make the next step, then move to 2022._cerber1 wrote:https://us.motorsport.com/f1/news/mclar ... h/6327731/
I'm going open minded, the car seems to have surprised in Imola, a track we thought would not play to its strengths.
The weather could play against Mclaren this weekend, it is expected to be windy during both Qualifying and the Race and it is something that has had a negative effect more often than not for the team.Xero wrote:How well the team went at Imola suggests last year might not be an accurate measuring stick. Although, I am particularly excited about Monza this year.
Surely a reaction to the sprint vote?SmallSoldier wrote: ↑29 Apr 2021, 16:48Some interesting statements from Zak in regards to the current health of F1 and his views about the future... Seems odd for it come out without any context and there are a couple of jabs thrown, which makes me wonder what triggered the need for it:
https://www.mclaren.com/racing/team/zak ... ue-change/
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