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Update on Alex Zanardi -> https://www.motorsportweek.com/2021...ovides-update-a-year-after-handbike-accident/
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Not bad race nice to see Max win again.There was some interesting racing inside points places.Good race for Lando.Good performance by his Mclaren.
Alex Zanardi
This guy has endured so much; it is hard to even imagine, and he still does not give up. A real fighter. I wish the owners of the Zanardi NSX (or even other owners) would get together and send him something that would cheer him up if only for a day or two.
This guy has endured so much; it is hard to even imagine, and he still does not give up. A real fighter. I wish the owners of the Zanardi NSX (or even other owners) would get together and send him something that would cheer him up if only for a day or two.
I'd be in if all Prime members that admired Alex throughout his career had an idea for something that we could do for him, to show that we are all hoping he can somehow pull another rabbit from his hat.
Yeah, rain would have been the spice we needed in the race....regardless, RB and Mad Max, seem to have the Ring under control. Silverstone next....this should be an interesting reac.
Bram
Bram
What is y’all’s take on Norris and Perez forcing cars off track?
The rule is the car on the inside has to give a car width, right?
The rule is the car on the inside has to give a car width, right?
The F1A is not very consistent with policing this on track behaviour, just like track limits.
Norris had the corner Perez was trying a move on the outside and he paid......same with Charles
Bram
Norris had the corner Perez was trying a move on the outside and he paid......same with Charles
Bram
that outside pass was a hail mary every time for the outside car.These guys know that the inside car just can't add more steering lock and turn down ...
This is my question. If one defends the inside line, they must give room on the outside. As I remember M Schumacher was ruthless pushing the outside car off track, so the rule was changed (except for Hamilton…). But at what point does going too fast on the outside (or inside) become the excuse to draw a penalty for the other car?
Wasn’t it a few races ago where the driver(s) on outside just kept getting passed, but never defended the inside line?
I disagree, the Guy on the inside is on the track and is within the track limits.....the Guy on the outside is "off Track" and is hoping(as Doc said a Hail Mary) to be given space to be within the track limits.
Track limits is something that the FIA have to be more consistence on all Tracks.
Bram
Track limits is something that the FIA have to be more consistence on all Tracks.
Bram
Lando was very harshly (wrongly, IMHO) penalised for the turn four incident with Perez, but once that decision had been made, Perez had no grounds to complain about forcing Leclerc off at the same corner. Perez was very rightly penalised a further time for running Leclerc off at turn six - he deliberately steered right at the Ferrari driver instead of straightening his wheels, and was lucky not to be called to the stewards office for dangerous driving. Ferrari got their revenge when Sainz finished ahead of Perez.
Usually, I like the way Perez drives, but at this race he saw the red mist...
Usually, I like the way Perez drives, but at this race he saw the red mist...
I agree.
Well the British GP is on this weekend with Fans!!!, always a great race and a good track for Merc and Lewis.
Bram
Bram
We'll see, the Sprint race brings another dimension to the entire weekend, in terms of prep time and the ability to set-up the car for Qulie and race conditions. I would be interesting if we get some rain during the wekend.
Bram
Bram
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2022 F1 Car fatter and heavier than ever. Just keeping up with the times I suppose https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/...ivers-get-up-close.4rJgGsK2iEWcY6jjKWVjv.html
We shall see! I like the idea of less aerodynamic sensitivity. I still believe steel brake discs would do wonders.
I'm waiting to see what sprint race tomorrow brings.
Not looking forward to the Sprint race and the whole weekend format changed too.
Bram
Bram
Just watched Qualifying - great performances from Mercedes & McLaren, but driver of the session must go to George Russell in 8th in the Williams, just 0.144 seconds off 4th place on the grid for the sprint race!
