I don’t know of any professional driver that would ever do something like that. Doesn’t happen at this level of racing. And yes you can still get some level of draft from a slow moving car. Its not much but it is there Read more
I don’t know of any professional driver that would ever do something like that. Doesn’t happen at this level of racing. And yes you can still get some level of draft from a slow moving car. Its not much but it is there Read more
That is one hell of a conclusion in search of stats to back it up. You say look at Schumi’s “real career” but ignore the fact that all of his teammates were “contracted” as second drivers. Also you conveniently ignore the “Mercedes weirdness” when Rosberg comprehensively beat him. Additionally you throw a bunch of… Read more
Wow thats one hell of a statement considering he damn near beat Alonso (who had just come off 2 world championships) straight up as a rookie Read more
Yes it would have Read more
You forget that Lewis was faster than Max at the beginning of the race with Lewis on Mediums and Max on Softs. So that outcome was not a given Read more
Max’s data shows 68 bar of brake pressure before the contact which is quite a lot actually. Which is why he got the penalty Read more
Legend doesn’t begin to cover it. Read more
Working on it as we speak Read more
Really you say....? Read more
Bingo Read more
No Hamilton did not turn into Max at 180mph to punt him. F1 is not NASCAR. No one is that stupid and good enough in a open wheel car to know that they wouldn’t also take themselves out as well. Read more
whatupsaudipi actually makes a really good point however there is one difference between the two incidences. In Brazil Hamilton actually went wide to avoid Max. In Silverstone Max kept turning in and made no effort to avoid Hamilton. Read more
That’s not how the FIA works. Read more
No. Just no Read more
I actually visited their manufacturing facility a few years back. Its pretty dang impressive Read more
His ability to actually get into a competitive race car and drive it was directly affected by his skin color. Read more
Actually Lewis absolutely needed to keep Max behind him there and then. Lewis’s car was having clipping issues that were causing him to run out of battery power at the end of the straights and go into regen mode. This is why he couldn’t get around Norris in the sprint race. If Max got ahead of Lewis that would have… Read more
Yes. My philosophy on racing is “I race you the way you race me”. You run me wide through a corner I will race you the same way. Max has always been super aggressive. I love it but at the same time Lewis isn’t going to give an inch when he is on the attack and the race is basically on the line. Max ran Lewis totally… Read more
Another great post Elizabeth. Read more
The FIA is well known to be hair splitters par excellence. Read more