state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Whoa. Gianpiero Lambiase moves to McLaren.
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Motorsports 2026
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MichVandal
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So this seems to confirm that RBR will be a high midfield or low front team. They are coming apart pretty badly.
aparch
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Russell Jaslow
Registered User
I didn't realize I posted under the old thread. Thanks for doing this.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Video about the incident from Misha Charoudin.
For those of you who don't know, Misha is a Russian/Dutch YouTuber who lives near the Ring and makes a bunch of content at the Ring. He's also part of a team along with simracers Jimmy Broadbent and Steve Alvarez Brown (aka Super GT) that races in NLS and the 24 hours of the Nurburgring so his team was racing today. He did seem to confirm that the story about there being oil on the track was true. He also states that his car was one of the first people to the accident scene and render aid though he doesn't say who was driving.
For those of you who don't know, Misha is a Russian/Dutch YouTuber who lives near the Ring and makes a bunch of content at the Ring. He's also part of a team along with simracers Jimmy Broadbent and Steve Alvarez Brown (aka Super GT) that races in NLS and the 24 hours of the Nurburgring so his team was racing today. He did seem to confirm that the story about there being oil on the track was true. He also states that his car was one of the first people to the accident scene and render aid though he doesn't say who was driving.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Some fantastic racing between Haase in an Audi and Max in an AMG at the Nürburgring yesterday. Max won the battle but his team lost the war, a front end problem that needed repairs dropped them from an almost sure P1 to 39th.
MichVandal
Well-known member
I think they always knew that the rules were not perfect and could be tweaked. It not as if they rules are being abandoned, the max recharge per lap has gone down 12.5% and the max charge rate during super clipping has gone up. There are some minor changes to make the teams who didn't really consider the start do better- which I think is really lame- Ferrari specifically asked about that situation and they were strictly told to design around it. They were the only ones who did.
The Race suggests that this should result in about a 1 second drop in lap times, which probably won't be noticed.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
I was wondering if it was the first step in them backing the new rules out entirely.
This is my first big F1 rule change as a fan (last significant one was 2014?). Do tweaks really happen during the season or between seasons?
MichVandal
Well-known member
They do. But it’s a lot harder now to do significant changes due to the cost caps. While these rules seem like a huge change from the last rules, the only significant differences are the electrical contribution and the removal of the eturbo. The eturbo is why the starts suck, and the additional ev is why you see harvesting on the straights.