This season, F1 has become more of a battle between engineers than drivers. The other side of the garage just happens to have a performance engineer with Formula E experience. The data may be shared. The expertise isn't. Little by little, it's all starting to make sense.
@itsanakolt Yeah, but if it actually causes positive changes for future races and if it'll work properly I think it's a good thing to to, considering that probably kimi won't get p1 or p2