@Crypto_Sensible@MorePerfectUS If they buy property in the town, they can. In fact, fenwick has no minimum property ownership laws, so even fractional ownership would allow you to get a vote...the city is dumb to allow this because if someone was smart, they'd make fractional ownership and vote the counsel out
Pero no vean las posiciones, vean los tiempos 👀
En Japón la diferencia de Checo con
Williams (SAI): +0.999
Racing Bulls (LIN): +1.187
PERO vean las diferencias de Australia
Williams: +2.060
RB: +2.465
Y China
Williams: +1.250
RB: +1.715
Cadillac con Checo en sólo TRES carreras le han recortado a estos equipos 1 SEGUNDO/1 SEGUNDO Y MEDIO en ritmo de carrera.
Para mí un gran avance y espero puedan continuar en esa curva hacia arriba ✨
#JapaneseGP
🚨 | Haas confirm Oliver Bearman experienced a 50G impact in his crash.
He's at the medical centre for x-rays, though thankfully they report no fractures.
@Unpaid1ntern@MBMMotorsports Saw her interview after the race, she seems pretty fucking awesome. Lots of grace, looks like she has a ton of fun, excited to see what the future holds for her.
@effonecasualfan I believe theoretically they could upgrade by race 6 if the ADUO is called. Honestly I think Ferrari has the best aerodynamic platform, so if they equalize to Mercedes with the engines, they really could pull off a pretty amazing season.
The King of Monsters has awoken 🐉
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The partnership will make its global debut at the Japanese Grand Prix, with the first major activation taking place at Tokyo Midtown Hibiya on March 24. | @Godzilla_Toho
Hindsight is 20/20 however, and frankly going backwards and revoking these rules is the wrong choice. We aren't going back to V12s or V10s anytime soon...we simply aren't sorry
The best fix now is to course correct and change deployment temporarily to 60/40 or 70/30
I think people don't understand, but manufacturers asked for this. Audi, Honda and GM wouldn't have joined, had #F1 not gone this route. They want to use F1 as a test bed and with road relevant technology
I think F1 should have did a slow rollout of power balance.(explain below)
Can someone explain why F1 has gone down this battery/EV route? We already have Formula E for that. Why not just let F1 be about the best and most powerful combustion engines?
The first year should have been 70ice/30bat, then 60/40, then 50/50. Give teams a chance to develop their energy harvesting tech and battery chemistry.
Manufacturers want a test bed for this tech, F1 should have done a slow rollout to ensure the "tech was ready"
@Unpaid1ntern He has the option, Cadillac have confirmed that they won't get in the way of any attempt by Herta to race in the 500. I say he should go for it
Can I say I'm so happy to see Lewis genuinely look like he's enjoying himself? Last season was rough, he was so downtrodden.
Glad to see Lewis back. (Also was nice seeing how respectful and supportive he was of Kimi's maiden win).
F1 as it stands, either has to have this because they AREN'T a spec series, or we have to accept new regs just suck for a few years until all teams figure them out and adapt accordingly...no new changes fix this reality.
#F1 Fans don't know either
I take a contratian approach here, these new regs don't suck. They're new...new things suck because teams aren't and haven't familiarized themselves yet.
First year of every new reg is like this, look at how close ground effect cars ended up being.
I’m a little confused about what F1 fans actually want.
Battery management but a ton of battles: bad
DRS: bad
KERS: bad
V8/V10’s with minimal passing: bad (but at least they sound good?)
yes it does produce more racing between drivers, even if it's "artificial" but it's no more artificial than making it a spec series or forcing teams to all have the exact same engine/aero.