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Originally posted by Spartanforlife4 View PostThe Horner story may not be over… a Google drive doc was sent to hundreds of journalists that supposedly contains the evidence of the investigation.
Sincerely, Kepler
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Originally posted by solovsfett View Post
Yeah, it’s kind of crazy. Is Audi actually going to move for complete control of Sauber? Just last week there were rumors that due to a key officer leaving they might pull back. It must be a fun time to be a motor sports journalist!
re: Horner….i hope there wasn’t a payoff to make the situation go away…although I suppose if that were the case Ford would be squawking.
man…Hamilton a half second better than Verstappen…is REd Bull sandbagging?
I may not support Mike, but it’s clear he wants to be part of F1 while VW can’t commit.
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Originally posted by Spartanforlife4 View PostDidn't realize the first two weeks were Saturday races this year. And after qualifying it's same old same old. Verstappen takes the pole by a wide margin.
In any case, it will come down to whether Ferrari cured their race pace issue and if Mercedes has something there that they seem to think they do. Because they can gang up on Verstappen since once again Perez is not there to protect Max.
EDIT: Considering Leclerc's time in Q2 would have won pole, it certainly appears something went wrong in Q3.Last edited by Russell Jaslow; 03-01-2024, 03:06 PM.Russell Jaslow
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Quali delta, by team:
6 Aston Martin
6 Mercedes
5 Haas
5 Williams
4 Red Bull
2 Ferrari
1 Alpine
1 McLaren
1 SauberCornell University
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Originally posted by MichVandal View PostBased on those last 20 laps, this season is over already. Both Red Bulls were fast over the last tire change on a track that is rough on tires. Neither slowed at all. This is very bad for fans.Russell Jaslow
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Originally posted by MichVandal View Post
McLaren wasn’t nearly as bad as Alpine.
My goodness, last row in qualifying and the last two finishing spots amongst cars who didn't lose a lap from issues.Russell Jaslow
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Originally posted by MichVandal View PostBased on those last 20 laps, this season is over already. Both Red Bulls were fast over the last tire change on a track that is rough on tires. Neither slowed at all. This is very bad for fans.
How soon until the FIA finds something "wrong" with the Red Bull cars? Or will they just let Max win every race by 22 seconds?Cornell University
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Originally posted by Kepler View Post
F1 reddit is suicidal. They think racing is dead. Predicting 50% viewership loss by the end of the season.
How soon until the FIA finds something "wrong" with the Red Bull cars? Or will they just let Max win every race by 22 seconds?
But if Horner goes, apparently Newey does as well.
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Originally posted by Kepler View Post
F1 reddit is suicidal. They think racing is dead. Predicting 50% viewership loss by the end of the season.
How soon until the FIA finds something "wrong" with the Red Bull cars? Or will they just let Max win every race by 22 seconds?Go Green! Go White! Go State!
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