Abu Dhabi GP Chat & Predictions

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Who will win the final GP

  • Valtieri Bottas

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  • Alexander Albon

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  • Abou Diaby

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  • Total voters
    10
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How the heck can they investigate clc After the race for fuel issues!

I thought the same.

However, I also couldn’t fathom what advantage (if any) you could gain about reporting (or lying) about the amount of fuel in your car?

Have to say I’m not at all knowledgable about the fuel rules- but you would only ever have as little as possible to get through the race to stay as light as possible I’d imagine?
 
Seems like the amount of fuel clc left pits with significantly different fuel amount to declared! I wonder if they are using more than allowed? But to be investigated after race! I guess not enough time to investigate and interview people. Surely that is something they could do during the race as driver will have no say. This might be another race where 3 on podium are not the actual top 3!
 
Horner saying it's a technical infringement so disqualification! Saying ferrari have declared a significant difference between fuel in car and what they said was there! Seems weird they have to declare fuel amount, can't see why that is a reg these days.
 
I've come up with an awesome theory.
They've made LeClercs car underweight, lied about how much fuel is in it, and told him to tactically knock his front wing off post race and claim that's where the missing weight is.
 
From crash.net
In a new rule for 2019, teams were required to declare the amount of fuel they were placing in the car at least two hours before the start of the race, with weight checks in place to confirm the numbers given to the FIA. These checks are random in the build-up to the beginning of the race.

Clc car checked and reported as discrepancy 48mins before start.
 
I know it’s harsh as he’s so young but **** me what an utter waste of a seat at Red Bull Albon is.

he might become awesome one day but right now he is blocking a seat in what is just one of 6 possible race winning cars.
 
I know it’s harsh as he’s so young but **** me what an utter waste of a seat at Red Bull Albon is.

he might become awesome one day but right now he is blocking a seat in what is just one of 6 possible race winning cars.
I didn't think he was doing too bad. He's only had what 10/11 races in the car and 21 total? He is up against mad max so being compared to one of the fastest. If he doesn't beat max in some quali next year I would agree.
 
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I didn't think he was doing too bad. He's only had what 10/11 races in the car and 21 total? He is up against mad max so being compared to one of the fastest. If he doesn't beat max in some quali next year I would agree.

I know what you mean- I am being very harsh but I’m looking at it from a spectacle point of view rather than the long term sensible team principal view lol <laugh>
 
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