@PitLaneExit @wordsbymt @SpannersReady Ver knew he had a puncture while probably wasn't aware that Nor also had puncture and still wanted to force him off track. Nor's move is considered business as usual.
@itsdemuno @lewis_everett11 @F1Clapped First, if we judge by the slowest fastest time per session as you did for RBR but weirdly not for Merc then they weren't faster at all in all fp sessions. Second, Perez has been consistently outperformed by Max even last year. Are you also saying RBR wasn't the best carlast year?
@imabr47@HouMuza From 2022 to 2024 Chinese GP Red Bull won 43 out of 49 races. Of those 6 races they didn't win, only 2 of them still had both drivers in the race and only 1 of them had another constructor with a genuinly faster car. Can we agree that both of these dominations were/are brutal?
@MikeDMarler@UnbiasedFIA I could also find you Merc haters who moaned about Austin and also RB apologist who whinged that RBR should not had been dq'd back in 2014. So what?
@abhilashsaysok@Sid_footyF1@fiagirly Where did you dream that? Clearly, Merc wanted a different concept V4 biturbo if I remember right. Renault pushed for the current formula.
@TimmayBoggs @forti_zorro@sklal79@hammertimev Hard disagree. P1 only needs to be slightly ahead of P2 to win the race so yes numbers can lie in this case as there is no incetive to finish seconds ahead of your competition.
@DoyleRudolph@shadaddow@Leap_year_man@pitlimiteron I think so, in Jeddah Ver started on softs and Ham on mediums so there was a tyre difference. Also, in AD they started on the same tyre with Ver in P1 and Ham in P2 and guess who was ahead at turn 1?