Yeah. And there is still 20 races left. Who knows.
Albon was the driver of the day for me. He was just as strong on tires 57 laps old as others were on tires 20 laps old. What a run.
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Formula 1 2023
- Thread starter Timmay
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Albon was the driver of the day for me. He was just as strong on tires 57 laps old as others were on tires 20 laps old. What a run.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
So the rule is they MUST pit?
I believe you have to run two tyre compounds
Correct. You must run at least two different compounds of the five available. I’m counting the wet and intermediate in there as well.
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Sorry, forgot to add…unless it’s raining the entire race and you have to stay on wet or intermediates all race.
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Spring time at Imola.
Gotta admit though, that was a pretty interesting and suspenseful session.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
That was one up and down session for sure. Feel bad for Mick as he had a good chance for Q3 without a red flag, as did others to be honest. Perez should have/would have done better than P7 without the late stoppages. Kevin!! Someone better not challenge that placement.
Mercedes?
Did you see that Hamilton interview? He is hating his job right now. Looks so depressed each week.Stay off the white line!
Hamilton is definitely getting an opportunity to moan a lot this year.That was one up and down session for sure. Feel bad for Mick as he had a good chance for Q3 without a red flag, as did others to be honest. Perez should have/would have done better than P7 without the late stoppages. Kevin!! Someone better not challenge that placement.
Mercedes?
Stay off the white line!
Yeah, Magnussen’s car was still under its own power when it stopped…because he stopped it. It was nothing mechanical that kept him stationary for a bit…it was just the tight spot he got into.
Love Ft Wilderness
Active Member
I admire Vettel for getting out there first at the end of Q2 to feel out the track. I was hoping Mick would do better as well. I'm an old Michael Schumacher fan at heart.
Should be a fantastic race tomorrow. Lots of interesting tire compound choices with over 60 laps. My poor boy Gasly simply can’t catch a break.
GimpYancIent
Well-Known Member
The sun has not shined on the prancing horse of Maranello today 
, BUT! next on the calendar is Miami.
, BUT! next on the calendar is Miami.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
The Redbull car just looked faster today. Perez was always able to just stay ahead. He even made a couple mistakes.
And Nico, as a broadcaster, is obviously taking a lot of pleasure from it.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
Haha. Yeah. Talking about a certain someone finishing P4 and getting the most out of the car.
Nico the quitter? “ Spending more time with the family “ which he used is a familiar term in the corporate world.
I think its very petty of him to bring it into the broadcast. He got his championship and got out (good on him, all things considered). I liked him as a driver but he doesn't seem to bring much to the table as a broadcaster. I think it was COTA last year where he was walking the grid and no one would talk to him?