@hotlapmode If you look closely the gap is bigger when Ferrari and Red fighting for the win. That is when the winning car is on its ultimate pace, and that doesn't reflect too well on the races Merc seem fast.
@Vetteleclerc If i am not wrong, RB had a high down force spec in Austria and Silverstone that's why they didn't have this crazy straight line speed. The problem was the tyre wear that came with it and they couldn't trim it down for France, if they set it up right for Hungary..
@Aldas001@brrrake Best bet for Max is if he gets Charles within the first few corners, and that would make for a good race otherwise Leclerc might just get away with the whole thing. But my bet is strategy taking over the whole show...
@fiagirly ....it is kind of like the 'elephant effect' or whatever it was called. Not just in F1, look at other accomplished athletes - MJ, Pele to name a few it always had been like that. You don't need to be THIS triggered.
@fiagirly Some of you definitely need to less emotional about these stuff. Hamilton's perspective has changed, as anyone's would. And it has to! That's how it always had been. When one is too close to the prize, they don't see a whole lot of things...
@fiagirly Alonso always held Hamilton in high regards. Is he always complementary towards him? Absolutely not, they're not 5 years olds who need gratification from all the time or Twitter 180 lbs kids.
@TheGermanLowe Ferrari were never in a position to fight Mercedes as a team. Mercedes were and still are ruthless in team fights, it takes more than a good car/driver to beat them. Look at Framce 2021, USA 2021, and even Abu Dhabi 2021, Red Bull player A Mercedes level Chess..
@teamLHarry Since when F1 drivers or famous people are morality advocates? Looking up to someone for guidance and decency just because they're famous is childish and outright stupid.
@wtf1official I didn't hear Crofty lament this much when Silverstone fans booed Max after quali, or the cheers after his wet spin or worse the cheers after his corpse crash last season. Neither fans should be cheering upon a driver's crash but come on, Sky...