AlbonCharles!

So a fresh track. Could make things interesting if there’s not a lot of grip to startUpdated weather forecast is for rain early on race day but clearing before the 3PM start.
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It was an interesting race.The race will be a lot better if Leclerc is ahead after turn 1
Ferrari laid an egg today, and I wonder what is going on at Red Bull. Have they made efforts to slow Max, make the cars a bit more even?

FINALLYIts Race Week!
Stopped using it for that reasonSpeaking of finally, I FINALLY removed Doohan from one of my fantasy teams.
I hate the fantasy interface btw, blows big nards. Need to find a new one next season
Colton Herta named as Cadillac's test driver presumably to be combined with a campaign in F2. It's a huge challenge to move to Europe at the relatively advanced age of 25: new tracks, new competition and lots of managing the Pirellis. It'll be good if they can get him a ride for the final two race weekends in the Middle East. Any real seat time will be tremendously useful to correlate with his off-season sim prep.
What are the super license points from F2 compared to him running in F1 FP1 sessions? I heard he gains points from both, but the podcast wasn't clear on how many he got FP1 practice vs F2 season. Seems like the F! practice sessions would be better for him, but not if takes a lot longer tog et the points
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Monaco extended to 2035
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and the number of non-boring races will be 0.Monaco extended to 2035
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Alonso will be 54
Antonelli will be 29

I'm holding out hope the smaller cars help but yes, it will most likely be a very pretty and very boring race for the next 10 yearsand the number of non-boring races will be 0.Monaco extended to 2035
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Alonso will be 54
Antonelli will be 29
Beautiful, historic track, but![]()
I don't think anything bigger than karts will help the racing. You can look back at old races from the 60s when the cars were tiny and it was still hard to overtake.I'm holding out hope the smaller cars help but yes, it will most likely be a very pretty and very boring race for the next 10 yearsand the number of non-boring races will be 0.Monaco extended to 2035
-QG
Alonso will be 54
Antonelli will be 29
Beautiful, historic track, but![]()
I'd support putting them in karts for that race.I don't think anything bigger than karts will help the racing. You can look back at old races from the 60s when the cars were tiny and it was still hard to overtake.I'm holding out hope the smaller cars help but yes, it will most likely be a very pretty and very boring race for the next 10 yearsand the number of non-boring races will be 0.Monaco extended to 2035
-QG
Alonso will be 54
Antonelli will be 29
Beautiful, historic track, but![]()
The most passing I've seen at Monaco was the Formula E race this year. They have a gimmick called attack mode where the car gets extra electrical energy and four-wheel drive for a few minutes at a time. Cars with attack mode were able to move through the field and then blocked like crazy when it expired.
Great race from Verstappen and the Ferraris, particularly Hamilton.
I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.

F3 is WILD
Great race from Verstappen and the Ferraris, particularly Hamilton.
I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
I think they make the same call.Great race from Verstappen and the Ferraris, particularly Hamilton.
I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
The team can make that call because of the 30 point advantage. Things might have been different If Norris hadn't had the DNF at Zandvoort
I think they make the same call.Great race from Verstappen and the Ferraris, particularly Hamilton.
I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
The team can make that call because of the 30 point advantage. Things might have been different If Norris hadn't had the DNF at Zandvoort
Had a similar call last year, when Norris undercut Piastri, and Norris had to give the place up.
I don't think McLaren want a team error to cost either driver a championship - and a slow pit stop is a team error, not a driver error.
Pit stops are a part of the race, a HUGE part of the race most times, I hate what they did.I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
Yeah, Im not sure how I feel about it. I get why they did it, but what if after making Piastri fall back to 3rd, he and Leclerc got tangled up later at some point and Piastri got knocked out of the race and ended up outside the points. That would be a huge swing in the championship battle, and one that may not have occurred if they didnt make them swap.Pit stops are a part of the race, a HUGE part of the race most times, I hate what they did.I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
I hope it happens again to Lando but there's a car between him and Piastri so baby Zak can't make them swap.
This is why I can't take F1 seriously. Too much politics. Poor pit stop is part of the race. Oh well.Pit stops are a part of the race, a HUGE part of the race most times, I hate what they did.I thought McLaren made the right call in swapping positions in the end - don't need the championship between teammates decided by a slow pit stop.
I hope it happens again to Lando but there's a car between him and Piastri so baby Zak can't make them swap.