@F1Niharika Sorry, but Fancode has poor streaming service and app. You can't even log in on the desktop. I was using it for Moto GP.
I don't know how taking away F1TV will be good news.
@kunalashah Sorry, how can this be good news?
Fan code is a poor streaming platform.
I use it for Moto GP. I pay for pass yet have to watch ads. Plus no on-demand mode
I pay more just to get good service from F1TV.
@f1_editor@JH96581792 This document clearly mentions. False start is detected by FIA supplied sensor. So sensor did not pick it up. It does not matter what our eyes see. It happened twice with Bottas (2017 Austria and 2019 Japan). It looked like he jumped, but it was just a perfect start.
@f1_editor I'm not an expert. This is what I heard from experts on broadcasts at different races. That there is buffer in sensors which will allow them to negate small movements, such as from coming off brakes. So that small motion is considered stationary by computers.
@f1_editor It's allowed. On the start line, which are on incline or decent, they have to get off brakes (before final light goes off and they start) which can make the car roll forward or backward. So, there is a small buffer in sensors to allow slight movement before launch.
@fiagirly Mercedes was the 5th fastest car in Jeddah. In Bahrain, they were 3rd or 4th quickest. I think this year, behind RBR, Ferrari looks to be 2nd best, followed by next 3 teams which will change depending on track.
@EngineMode11 Tyre compounds have not changed this year. Hence, many teams are not trying certain tyres for the test as they have a fairly good idea based on last year's tyre data.