For what it’s worth, I think this one is Red Bull’s to lose, with their straight line speed. But it shows how good Charles is that he nails pole after pole like this.
Red Bull will never allow it . Take today for example , Checo leads , max chases him , nothing said . Max gets past and checo keeps trying to get the place back , the team say No Fighting , no team orders my a$$e
Yes fair comment . I still don’t believe Horner or anyone who says there are no team orders ? If the team thought Max was that much quicker , why did they feel the need to tell Checo not to fight !
Good ol' Gassy Pete. And to make it more confusing, they abbreviated AlphaTauri as Alfa, when there's another constructor whose actual name is Alfa.
FIA have decided to intervene on the porpoising on health and safety grounds. Be interesting to see how certain teams and team principals (cough, cough Horner, cough) react to this.
Honestly, he probably won't be too upset, given that the way FIA is most likely to react to it in the short-term is to mandate an increase in ride height, which teams like Merc don't want to do because of the loss of downforce, but Red Bull and Ferrari seem to have far less trouble generating downforce without having the car slammed to the ground.
Finally a sports body has the common sense to act on an obviously ridiculous situation, although you could asked why it was allowed to happen in the first place. Hopefully other sports organisations will now follow suit and it will go across the board rather than just elite competitors. https://news.sky.com/story/fina-vot...competition-and-create-open-category-12636874
Great to see three guys go under 10seconds in the final of the 100m at the British Athletics Championships. Perhaps one or two of tehm could go under 9.8 in the World Championships when up against the US sprinters, Conversely, disappointing tmes in the men's 1500m final with no one going under 3.40 despite the fact that Wightman and Kerr can do 3.32 in competition, which is around 60 metres or more down the track compared to their fastest times,
