The Official Formula 1 2018 Season Thread
Both Merc and TR were described as having understeer, but that makes perfect sense given the temps.
apparently the rain turned to sleet after 5pm local.
some noise about cancelling a day of testing and running it when it warms up maybe over the weekend/monday
some noise about cancelling a day of testing and running it when it warms up maybe over the weekend/monday
Williams has the track booked for filming on Fri and Ferrari has it for Sat.
Last I saw it was snowing at the track lol. RB can deal with that...
We had the Regenmeister before...who will be the Schneemeister?
Listening to GA podcast and he said something interesting. He said that he was speaking with some people from TR and that Honda gave them specs for the engine last year but 2 days later gave them new specs, PU length was slightly different. The Honda people said the new specs were what they wanted to do last year for reliability but McLaren told them no.
Around 11:30
He also mentions how the McLaren couldn't pass the TR and had to cut the chicane to do it lol. That's about 13 min
Around 11:30
He also mentions how the McLaren couldn't pass the TR and had to cut the chicane to do it lol. That's about 13 min
Ron isn't there anymore; Williams is safe from McLaren's prying hands.
Also if we get one season of a papaya McLaren and then get a Williams 2014-2018 livery, I'm gonna rage.
Also if we get one season of a papaya McLaren and then get a Williams 2014-2018 livery, I'm gonna rage.
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This new development (corner) is now interdasting.
woohoo!!!!
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/h...n-service.html
It has now revealed that its premium service, called F1 TV PRO, will include ad-free live coverage of every session, access to all 20 on-board cameras, press conferences, support races and other exclusive footage.
F1 TV PRO will be made available in four languages (English, French, German and Spanish), and in a number of different markets including Germany, France, USA, Mexico, Belgium, Austria, Hungary and much of Latin America.
The service will cost users between $8 and $12 per month, with annual rates priced according to the market.
F1 TV PRO will be made available in four languages (English, French, German and Spanish), and in a number of different markets including Germany, France, USA, Mexico, Belgium, Austria, Hungary and much of Latin America.
The service will cost users between $8 and $12 per month, with annual rates priced according to the market.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/h...n-service.html
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