Formula 1 2024
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Hey, thanks, I always forgot that change!
Max on pole for the sprint race (no surprise there) but it's good to see Charls and Ferrari in second. Mercedes season gets worse and worse. Both cars missing out on the top 10 shoot out.
I saw Martin Brundle interview Adrian Newey and he was talking about taking some time off to go travelling. Hope it isn't for too long. I think he'll find it very difficult to resist the chance to turn around Ferrari's fortunes. Especially with all those rule changes in 2026.
I saw Martin Brundle interview Adrian Newey and he was talking about taking some time off to go travelling. Hope it isn't for too long. I think he'll find it very difficult to resist the chance to turn around Ferrari's fortunes. Especially with all those rule changes in 2026.
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Well, more controversy today. The FIA apparently blundered the safety car entry and allowed Norris to stay in 1st place. And Sainz got bumped a position as well. Luckily, when I wear my McLaren hat, not a soul in my area knows what it is.
Didn't see it, but just saw a poignant video of Vettel driving Senna's 93 Mclaren around the circuit. That was awesome. Fitting tribute to both Senna and Ratzenberger.
It says something when after the first lap, the highlights (the one I watched) seemed to jump forward about 50 laps.
I don't like Monaco. If you try to overtake, you are very likely to crash.
Glad Leclerc won on his home turf.
I don't like Monaco. If you try to overtake, you are very likely to crash.
Glad Leclerc won on his home turf.
Yep, these modern cars just don't work at MC, sad. A rain race is the only way it's interesting.
Now THAT was a boring race, but at least I had something to watch on the flight.
On another note, the first lap accident should be the end for Magnussen since he already had 10 points on his license. In my opinion, both HAAS drivers are a menace on the track and a danger to the other drivers. Throw Ocon in that list too. That guy has too many altercations with his own teammates, but it does seem that Alpine is FINALLY upset with him. At least with Alpine, Ocon has to pay for the damages to both cars. Alpine makes the driver at fault pay for damages if the accident is between the teammates. Having to put in a clause like that in a contract should be a big red flag that you need to revisit your driver selection.
For Monoco they should allow the teams to bring back one of the V10s out of mothball. Seriously though, the new cars are too dang big. We won't see any meaningful change until 2030.Yeah, that was a very boring race. Something needs to change at Monaco. Widen the track somewhere so there's a place to overtake, maybe a special set of tires just for Monaco. They need to do something because that was pretty dire.
It seems like everyone is pissed off with the Monaco situation.
Monaco GP under pressure to change after Leclerc’s processional victory
The Monaco Grand Prix is under pressure to adapt after Sunday’s procession on the streets of Monte Carlo was won by Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc
www.theguardian.com
Make the run with:It seems like everyone is pissed off with the Monaco situation.
Monaco GP under pressure to change after Leclerc’s processional victory
The Monaco Grand Prix is under pressure to adapt after Sunday’s procession on the streets of Monte Carlo was won by Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc
Rain tires, they'll wear quickly
Small fuel load - requiring 3-4 pit stops.
I can't think if anything else.
How about reversing the order of the start? # 20 becomes pole and would be pole starts at the very back?