get the impression the Saudis probably mandated the fastest street circuit in F1 to outdo Baku and that's what we got. There'd have to be some very delicate talks to coerce them into tweaking it.Hamilton needs to be on pole next weekend, if he has to overtake him there will be more shenanigans from Verstappen.
They need to do something with that track in Saudi, it was lucky that Perez didn’t go out into the traffic when his car went sideways.
Errrrrrrr NoDon’t watch then. Simple.
get the impression the Saudis probably mandated the fastest street circuit in F1 to outdo Baku and that's what we got. There'd have to be some very delicate talks to coerce them into tweaking it.
Two F2 drivers ending up in hospital and three standing starts from red flags in the f1 race, plus how many safety and virtual safety cars should give them inclination to change it.
There must be space to open up the blind turns and put some kerb there.
You are head steward and I claim my five pounds!I predict he'll get a 5 or 10 second penalty for the brake test, which will put him just infront of Ocon and be meaningless.
The FIA had more input into this track design than any other in F1 history according to Sky’s coverage.get the impression the Saudis probably mandated the fastest street circuit in F1 to outdo Baku and that's what we got. There'd have to be some very delicate talks to coerce them into tweaking it.
As I now repeat, he slowed Max so he could still double stack and get back out ahead of Max. It had nothing to do with Hamilton.Bottas is a brilliant team mate and by backing / slowing the pack it enabled him to pit but also gave Hamilton that extra margin. It’s called tactics and it’s the right thing to do. It’s a minor point in a race full of chaos.
The FIA had more input into this track design than any other in F1 history according to Sky’s coverage.
So maybe worth giving the “Saudi’s” a break on this one. There’s plenty to have a go at the Saudi regime for, F1 track design probably isn’t in the top 100.