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KobraKay
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GTR
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Amui
Canada10567 Posts
On April 28 2019 12:46 GTR wrote: how many victims will turn 8 show up with on race day? I actually think 0. It's not quali where people are trying super hard to maximize every inch of the track. I think most of them will leave a tenth on that corner. Also a crash in that corner is instant red flag, and probably ends the race of anybody following you. Where I expect issues though is turn 1 and turn 2, especially on the first lap. Baku last couple years was pure chaos, and this year the fun started from FP1. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8233 Posts
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On April 28 2019 20:22 Excludos wrote: Kimi drives for Alfa now thoughFerrari showing its incompetence again: Kimi DQed from qualy due to not following regulations on the front wing. He's starting from the back | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4041 Posts
On April 28 2019 18:06 KobraKay wrote: Yeah I expect one safetycar after the first lap due to starting crashes on turn 1 and 2 at the start and then only a stupid move from Pastor Kvyat in the middle of the race going or sending someone against a Wall due to eagerness to get on the throttle. it must feel extremely satisfying to be exceptionally wrong about everything you hatefully predicted, lol. well done | ||
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Ben...
Canada3485 Posts
On April 28 2019 21:31 FueledUpAndReadyToGo wrote: wtf Leclerc is so much faster than Vettel Yeah, it's not even close. Vettel's race pace this year is abhorrent. Watching Ferrari continue to favour Vettel and mess up Leclerc's strategy is quite frustrating. I guess last year was a bit of a hint of this given an old and somewhat past it Kimi basically matched Vettel most of the year and if you factor in that Kimi had multiple mechanical DNFs they were quite close in terms of points even though it was clear in several races that Kimi was getting a garbage strategy to try and help Vettel. This year seems like it's going to be like 2014 for Vettel. I guess this race was yet another reason why we should never believe a single thing Mercedes says leading up to a race. They called themselves the underdogs all weekend and then were 4-5 seconds ahead of everyone else within a few laps. This season is looking like 2015 or 2016 all over again. It was also annoying that they showed almost nothing from the midfield. I saw on the standings that people were passing each other and were close, but all they showed on the race feed was the cars from the top 3 teams lapping a few seconds apart for most of it. We saw nothing of Kimi going from the pitlane start to getting 10th and nothing of Norris getting into the points. | ||
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fLyiNgDroNe
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LennX
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On April 28 2019 23:23 Ben... wrote: Yeah, it's not even close. Vettel's race pace this year is abhorrent. Watching Ferrari continue to favour Vettel and mess up Leclerc's strategy is quite frustrating. I guess last year was a bit of a hint of this given an old and somewhat past it Kimi basically matched Vettel most of the year and if you factor in that Kimi had multiple mechanical DNFs they were quite close in terms of points even though it was clear in several races that Kimi was getting a garbage strategy to try and help Vettel. This year seems like it's going to be like 2014 for Vettel. Agreed Vettel needs to up his game this year. But part of the pace difference was from Ferrari not working well on the softs. Vettels first stint was bad but got a lot better when on mediums while Leclerc never found back his pace after the pitstop to the softs. | ||
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KobraKay
Portugal4251 Posts
On April 28 2019 22:20 fLyiNgDroNe wrote: it must feel extremely satisfying to be exceptionally wrong about everything you hatefully predicted, lol. well done Hatefully? :/ how so? Going by past races was that prediction so far off of what one would expect? A street circuit having crashes on the first lap and Kvyat crashing by is own fault is not a strange or outlandish prediction I think….it is also not hatefull. To be fair Kvyat did crash leading to a VSC so in my book that is 50% correct xD although not due to his fault obviously. It was actually not bad to be wrong this time, it was a less eventful race than expected but that is not always a bad thing. Ferrari keeps being a major disapointment….that is what is wrong with this race. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8233 Posts
On April 28 2019 20:22 Excludos wrote: Ferrari showing its incompetence again: Kimi DQed from qualy due to not following regulations on the front wing. He's starting from the back Surprised no one picked up on my dumbass forgetting that Kimi isn't Ferrari any more :p They still managed to show their incompetence with Leclerc tho. What was the idea of keeping him out way too long only to give the Mercedes cars a speedboost down the straight? He should have pitted 4 laps earlier and fought for fourth. Other than that this race was a snore-fest. | ||
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fLyiNgDroNe
Belgium4041 Posts
On April 29 2019 02:32 KobraKay wrote: Hatefully? :/ how so? Going by past races was that prediction so far off of what one would expect? A street circuit having crashes on the first lap and Kvyat crashing by is own fault is not a strange or outlandish prediction I think….it is also not hatefull. To be fair Kvyat did crash leading to a VSC so in my book that is 50% correct xD although not due to his fault obviously. It was actually not bad to be wrong this time, it was a less eventful race than expected but that is not always a bad thing. Ferrari keeps being a major disapointment….that is what is wrong with this race. well you attacked Kvyat for no reason, and your prediction was not him crashing but him causing a crash due to his "eagerness to get the throttle" which is 100% the opposite from what happened. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
The 3 top teams had very even pace today and the Merc is nowhere near as dominant as some on here are making out. Barcelona is usually where the teams bring the first big updates and that tends to set the trend for the season, there is still a very long way to go yet. | ||
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KobraKay
Portugal4251 Posts
On April 29 2019 03:31 fLyiNgDroNe wrote: well you attacked Kvyat for no reason, and your prediction was not him crashing but him causing a crash due to his "eagerness to get the throttle" which is 100% the opposite from what happened. I didnt attack anybody. It didnt even qualify as a weak jab at him but if you want to go that road...Last race there were 2 McLaren out due to kvyat anthics. So even if I attacked him it would never be "for no reason". He is called the torpedo for a reason....... Plus that is exactly what happened in FP so again....dont get your outrage at my light hearted comment. | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
On April 29 2019 04:49 Aristodemus wrote: my take is that after the last pit stop he had mathematically no chance in catching up to the first four so he didn't even try; 2 sec per lap was impossible.Ferrari have certainly hindered Leclerc in the opening three races but today less so, he just didn't have the pace I and many thought he would. He couldn't make the mediums last like the others seemed to be able to, in hindsight he would probably have been better switching to a two stop but it's easy to be an expert in hindsight. I don't think he could beat the guys who finished 1-4 today. The 3 top teams had very even pace today and the Merc is nowhere near as dominant as some on here are making out. Barcelona is usually where the teams bring the first big updates and that tends to set the trend for the season, there is still a very long way to go yet. i agree that Ferrari screwed him again but he crashed his car so ... | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
On April 29 2019 17:21 xM(Z wrote: my take is that after the last pit stop he had mathematically no chance in catching up to the first four so he didn't even try; 2 sec per lap was impossible. i agree that Ferrari screwed him again but he crashed his car so ... The soft tyres just didn't work at that stage, Norris stopped to put them on too and made no time up on Sainz and Perez. | ||
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