I'm gonna guess that he missed a chicane. He told the team "I'm sorry guys" so it was some kind of a mistake on his part.
Another positive is that Renault engine is starting to look quite decent. Maybe their claims of big gains were not unfounded.
I'm gonna guess that he missed a chicane. He told the team "I'm sorry guys" so it was some kind of a mistake on his part.
mclaren hardcore fans will never settle for mediocre performance. we are not expecting to put the car in top 5 but going by the standard we should have been closer to renault and should have taken 6th spot. Drivers should put the car where it belongs, that is what top drivers do.proteus wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:29This is becoming an annoying trend now. Overhyping during practices, than smack talking after qualifying. Ofcourse there is allways crying about Alonso not being in the car, because he would surely won atleast 4 races in this season....
Hopefully the result will be good tomorrow and the same people who are nagging will change their minds jet again.
All and all the majority of those who are critical about todays result seem to forget that both cars in Q3 were just the wet dreams for many past seasons.
Agreed. I was hoping both drivers would be able to shave a tenth or two off their Q2 times to bring it down to around 1:11.3 but that still wouldn’t have been enough to jump ahead of Ricciardo (who pulled a genuius of a lap out by the way, big respect to him), Bottas or Gasly. Hulkenberg might have been within reach but that would only have been one more place.FittingMechanics wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:27Still, let's look at the positives. Both cars in Q3. Tomorrow, Norris will start 8th, and Sainz if he gets 3 place penalty will start 11th.
Ricciardo's lap was about 1:11.0, I think that Sainz and Norris did at best 1:11.5. Probably could have got a few tenths more, but probably not enough to get Ricciardo.
Send them a letter with your demands. Im sure they will get their act together because of it.max_speed wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:33mclaren hardcore fans will never settle for mediocre performance. we are not expecting to put the car in top 5 but going by the standard we should have been closer to renault and should have taken 6th spot. Drivers should put the car where it belongs, that is what top drivers do.proteus wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:29This is becoming an annoying trend now. Overhyping during practices, than smack talking after qualifying. Ofcourse there is allways crying about Alonso not being in the car, because he would surely won atleast 4 races in this season....
Hopefully the result will be good tomorrow and the same people who are nagging will change their minds jet again.
All and all the majority of those who are critical about todays result seem to forget that both cars in Q3 were just the wet dreams for many past seasons.
Race pace in FP2 these nt indicate the right times and in canada the 1 two corners are realy dangerous at the start usualy there ar always crashes theremclaren113 wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:29Our race pace is way faster than the Renault..so finger crossed for tomorrow
Well I think with clean start and good strategies we'll pass the 2 Renaultsfouad1979 wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:48Race pace in FP2 these nt indicate the right times and in canada the 1 two corners are realy dangerous at the start usualy there ar always crashes theremclaren113 wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:29Our race pace is way faster than the Renault..so finger crossed for tomorrow
Even worse, a Howler like in Harry Potter.proteus wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:37Send them a letter with your demands. Im sure they will get their act together because of it.max_speed wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:33mclaren hardcore fans will never settle for mediocre performance. we are not expecting to put the car in top 5 but going by the standard we should have been closer to renault and should have taken 6th spot. Drivers should put the car where it belongs, that is what top drivers do.proteus wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 21:29This is becoming an annoying trend now. Overhyping during practices, than smack talking after qualifying. Ofcourse there is allways crying about Alonso not being in the car, because he would surely won atleast 4 races in this season....
Hopefully the result will be good tomorrow and the same people who are nagging will change their minds jet again.
All and all the majority of those who are critical about todays result seem to forget that both cars in Q3 were just the wet dreams for many past seasons.
I like both. I want him to do well, I want him to come through and get our first podium in years, I will jump and and down with delight for him if he does. But if he keeps making silly mistakes then I will likely feel the opposite! He's a nice guy and the car is looking good, but this is a cutthroat sport and he needs to up his game a lot because frankly he is letting the car and team down a little bit at the moment.Ground Effect wrote: ↑08 Jun 2019, 22:22Can somebody please remind me where McLaren qualified a year ago in Canada? It appears some fans are mistaking hardcore with deluded. Hardcore is supporting your team, your drivers irrespective of the situation. Not praising them when they do well, and knocking them when the disappoint. Maybe Mercedes should replace Bottas with Ocon in the next race for qualifying 5th. If Sainz had qualified 4th people on here would be saying he’s the best thing since sliced bread. McLaren are trying to get back to the top, meaning that we’re not at the top, but people want us to sign Max and Lewis. I’m hoping for points tomorrow, for Carlos to be fired up, I’d rather be supportive than moan.