Formula 1 2022

Formula 1's governing body has resisted pressure from teams to back down on its moves to limit the 'bouncing' of cars. (BBC).

This seems quite wrong. Why should the teams that have minimalized the issue be penalized in favour of those that haven't?

It's a bit like Klopp and Tuchel requesting that Pep field the second team until the others catch up. Shouldn't the objective be to make your team more competitive?
 
Slipper One said:
Formula 1's governing body has resisted pressure from teams to back down on its moves to limit the 'bouncing' of cars. (BBC).

This seems quite wrong. Why should the teams that have minimalized the issue be penalized in favour of those that haven't?

It's a bit like Klopp and Tuchel requesting that Pep field the second team until the others catch up. Shouldn't the objective be to make your team more competitive?
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They all got given the rules at the beginning of the season, the ones that got it right shouldn’t be penalised for the ones that got it wrong. Mercedes look like they are improving, surely it’s up to the engineers to figure it out which is the challenge of f1.
 
Just dropped on you tube, great interview.
The helicopter story is funny.
I know he has a voice that could cure insomnia, but what a nice fella, and f1 legend.
 
feedmpenzaandhewillscore said:
They all got given the rules at the beginning of the season, the ones that got it right shouldn’t be penalised for the ones that got it wrong. Mercedes look like they are improving, surely it’s up to the engineers to figure it out which is the challenge of f1.
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The Mercedes engine can't even best Haas on the straights,. Someone with more knowledge please enlighten me how that happens.. genuinely want to know.


That Red bull engine is something else.
 
Slipper One said:
Formula 1's governing body has resisted pressure from teams to back down on its moves to limit the 'bouncing' of cars. (BBC).

This seems quite wrong. Why should the teams that have minimalized the issue be penalized in favour of those that haven't?

It's a bit like Klopp and Tuchel requesting that Pep field the second team until the others catch up. Shouldn't the objective be to make your team more competitive?
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I wonder if F1 would have been as laid back about it if it had benefited McLaren and Mercedes more than Red Bull and Ferrari this season?

Think we know the answer to that.
 
I have difficulty watching the French GP. The stripy run off areas do my nogging in
 
Watched it all the time, but now it's just highlights after the British race

it's gone from drivers with very little help in the pits to the teams in the pit lane controlling the cars and asking the driver to press this or that button ? Would love an old fashion race without any help from the pits other than the boards they had showing the info
 
As this weekend is at Circuit Paul Ricard I thought I'd share this - its the launch of the R12 Gordini in 1970 marked by holding a rally of the outgoing R8 Gordini - thats in 1970 juwt qbout the time the circuit was built. If you look in some of the shots its pretty damn rudimentary some of the vantage points appear to be mounds of earth with a deckchair on top - hardly a grandstand is it?

 
Leclerc gifting Verstappen the lead. Does Verstappen need any more luck?
 
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