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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Red Bull’s issue isn’t just “unpredictable” — it’s that the car changes behaviour mid-corner. That's hard to drive and kills driver confidence more than outright lack of pace.

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Max “understanding the bigger picture” sounds good… but does that mean he agrees, or just accepts he can’t change it? Those are very different things.

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@Planet_F1 The Ferrari brand continues to be strong if they're winning or not. What’s interesting is how close the gap is getting behind Ferrari. Cost caps and revenue growth are turning midfield teams into serious financial assets.

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Glock’s point is key: it’s not about banning racing, it’s about timing. Fight too early in a stint and you can ruin the entire race for both cars!

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Miami upgrades will be telling. If weight and handling improve, it shows the concept isn’t broken, just underdeveloped. If not, bigger questions start.

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3 months ago

@RBRHub Red Bull losing a key voice behind the scenes might matter more than any upgrade package. Performance isn’t just parts, it’s people making the right calls at the right time.

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Interesting that even Toto admits qualifying needs work because if track position is king, Saturdays are quietly becoming more important than Sundays again.

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ F1 has spent years making crashes safer, but this is about preventing them in the first place. If drivers can’t predict each other’s speed, you’re relying on luck more than judgment.

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 If this is a strategy from Mercedes to purposely give false information to mislead Leclerc then i love it. My favourite part of F1 - outsmarting your opposition in whatever way you (legally) can

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ This is what a midfield reality check looks like. Not just chasing lap time, but chasing consistency across tyres, balance, and strategy execution. This will be a challenging season for them

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 What’s interesting is he didn’t lack pace, he lacked control. That’s a very different problem, and a worse one for F1

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ How was the headline for this not "Furious George"?

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Classic Fernando — brutally honest, slightly exaggerated, but not necessarily wrong. It would probably help his mood if he was seeing any reward for the amount of time and effort he's put into AM, particularly in the twilight years of his career

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Alonso basically called it: when overtakes are driven by battery delta instead of driver skill, you get unpredictable speed differences—and that’s where danger creeps in. And it’s not just “faster vs slower,” it’s judging sudden 50kph swings mid-straight, travelling at 300+ km/h!

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3 months ago

@HillF1 F1 might be creating a bigger safety risk by trying to control everything. When drivers are forced to lift unpredictably, the danger shifts from speed to surprise. An unintended consequence nobody wants, especially the drivers!

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ For new fans: qualifying is supposed to be flat-out. If drivers are lifting for rules instead of limits, something’s off in the system.

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ The problem isn’t just safety — it’s unpredictability. When energy deployment dictates pace, drivers lose the ability to race naturally. But any chanhes need to be very carefulky considered and well thought out. Nobody wants a season with changes every couple of races

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Interesting tension here: Vasseur says energy mismanagement, Hamilton says the system itself limits pushing. Both can be true — and that’s what makes this era tricky.

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3 months ago

@ThisIsFormu1a1 Interesting that he mentions “the engine doesn’t like it” — these regs are punishing drivers who push the wrong way. It’s not just speed, it’s how you access it.

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3 months ago

@MotorsportiveHQ Honda admitting this publicly is unusual—they usually try to shield teams—but the scale of the problem clearly leaves them no choice.