I can imagine Xavi leaning over to the guy next to him: "Do you think this is a good hand? Question."
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Sainz being failed by his engineer not letting him know of cars coming is another problem that needs to ge adressed.
Lec was his team not listening to him when he said slicks were the way to go. They screwed him yet again with a bad call.
Sainz and Tsunoda have been tripping over people all weekend. It's shockingly bad.
Yeah it's like a switch was flipped. Hope he pulls it together, or we'll see him being replaced.
Between Alonso and almost everybody else. Stroll was nowhere, but Alonso in his 40's is sharper than 75% of the current grid. His reactions when the car snaps on him is unbelievable.
Him and Gasly out through no fault of their own.
Yeah Haas' race pace is nowhere unfortunately. I am interested to see where he ends up tomorrow, but given their recemt performance I am a bit sceptical on him even getting 10th.
It was a legit good lap from Uuuulkenbergggg. The track was getting worse as the rain increased and he banged in a stonker right as Piastri found the wall.
+1 for F1TV. If you have it in your country then there is no reason to pirate. Right now the pre qualy show is about to start with Laura Winter and Lawrence Barretto, Will is on paternity leave. The package really makes the rawe ceek come alive IMO.
(edit) ooh they have Jean Alesi joining them for the pre quali show, and they are doing the show from the pitlane as the teams are getting ready. Top stuff.
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I feel for him. He is one of the fastest drivers in the field, and where others' (Ham, Russel, Norris, for instance) lack of results this year is mostly down to a bad car package, in Ferrari's case it's just strategy and team not listening to their drivers.
I mean the Ferrari is not a slow car, up to Monaco it's been the second/third fastest car in the field, but the Ferrari clownshoes tripping over themselves has not allowed their drivers to get the most out of the car.