They shouldn't have been near each other. Lando was given the preferential undercut strategy despite being behind on track. Oscar had a slower stop and still almost stayed ahead. If Oscar was pitted first like you would hope they don't end up next to each other at T1.
Can't go by the wording of the rules for one case and not the other. Both teams had an unfortunate technicality this match, seems even and fair in the end.
Stewards investigation pending on whether Alonso brake tested him.
As a Piastri fan I was happy with his pace, but especially his tyre management. That long of a stint on one tyre would have caught him out last year.
Alonso holding a trophy but Lance no such luck.
This one is neutral (probably because like you, it's from outside the country), hopefully you like it: https://youtu.be/BWAcwrn0sf0?si=O2kwJEp_XBqucNT5
I think it's safe to say that game delivered.
They shouldn't have been near each other. Lando was given the preferential undercut strategy despite being behind on track. Oscar had a slower stop and still almost stayed ahead. If Oscar was pitted first like you would hope they don't end up next to each other at T1.
England's time wasting against Australia was annoying, but this was excessive.
One Nation and UAP, what a disgrace.
Currently reading Damon Hill's book. His decline in 99 was spectacular but that was because he wanted out of F1.
I just hired both McLaren drivers for cheap before this was announced. Got a spot opening up for the race after with his name on it.
Brundle was talking about Piastri undercutting Norris with his hard tyre pace and then the safety car happened.
I second this, it was the first race that came to mind.
Can't go by the wording of the rules for one case and not the other. Both teams had an unfortunate technicality this match, seems even and fair in the end.