If RB manages to keep the pressure up and keep the lead, the final straw is pretty clear:I wonder what bit on the redbull hambone is going to be crying for the FIA to ban next.
Watch the Zandvoort FREC race. I was kind of surprised that the guardrails were exposed basically around entire track. Surely they will have tire barriers in front of them when F1 head there. I presume they don't have them there for FREC because those cars are of course much slower than F1 cars. But that track is quite narrow from what I can see so will be interesting to see when the F1 boats are on it in a few months.when looking around the paul ricard circuit it struck me that a lot of the run off areas around the track that don't have a large tyre-barrier behind them. After seeing the stuck-throttle crash in Detroit last week i was worried something like that could have catastrophic consequences due to the tarmac runoff not slowing the car down at all and minimal protection from the wall.
Putting Tsunoda into AT was a mistake. He really needs another season or two of F2 to mature a bit more.Tsunoda made a little mistake and his car twerked its way into the barriers, pretty big shame, too. The guy is a rookie and he might be really good, but I think he's a bit too rash.
Yeah, it was worth a shot, but if he now fails to perform, his seat is most likely going to go to some other poor sod that will underperform due to being a rookie.Putting Tsunoda into AT was a mistake. He really needs another season or two of F2 to mature a bit more.
I'm hoping they keep Tsunoda and develop him. He went really well in F2 last season nd showed some good talent. That plus the whole RedBull meat grinder saga is getting old fast, they need to learn to stick with drivers for more than 30 seconds before trashing them.Yeah, it was worth a shot, but if he now fails to perform, his seat is most likely going to go to some other poor sod that will underperform due to being a rookie.
What would be best is if these pay-drivers were consolidated into a new "Uralkali" etc. team, for these shitty pay-drivers to flounder around on tv in their shitty cars, and we could finally get back to the 22 or 24 car daysAs we know, there aren't a lot of seats that will be available so I am hopeful a couple new teams take the plunge and enter F1 by 2025. I mean we have 3 seats already being taken because the fathers have a ton of cash. Unless they hit serious financial issues personally, whose to say Mazepin/Stroll/Latifi won't still be in F1 10 years from now? They have the money to keep them there, as long as they aren't 5 seconds per lap slower, the funds will keep them in their seats.
How you see Zandvoort in that FREC race, or in the SRO's races there this weekend as I've been watching instead, is how the track will be with F1 there.Watch the Zandvoort FREC race. I was kind of surprised that the guardrails were exposed basically around entire track. Surely they will have tire barriers in front of them when F1 head there. I presume they don't have them there for FREC because those cars are of course much slower than F1 cars. But that track is quite narrow from what I can see so will be interesting to see when the F1 boats are on it in a few months.
The ones I can see coming would be SMP Racing, whenever they get their facilities sorted out and the Panthera Team Asia F1 thing that's hoping to get into F1 soon. There's also the Monaco F1 team that's trying to reuse the Campos assets and facilities but it's looking like they might be on thin ice financially. There's also the issue of the 200 million dollar entry fee for a new team but that mainly serves to protect existing teams by making them valuable simply by being a Formula 1 team. That said, I do expect there to be a team based out of Russia and a team from China in this sport sooner rather than later simply because there's a lot of oligarchs who want to flex their financial firepower and national pride.What would be best is if these pay-drivers were consolidated into a new "Uralkali" etc. team, for these shitty pay-drivers to flounder around on tv in their shitty cars, and we could finally get back to the 22 or 24 car days
The track temp is 20 less than what they are used to, wonder how that will play into things.Edit Spots of rain on the camera lens.