Schwiiing wrote: » Fair point. Maybe not a different car everywhere but certainly something faster than an SLS. Drivers have been complaining for years about the safety car being too slow to keep heat in the tyres and brakes.
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » I was wondering about that recently. Why does the safety car not look like an F1 car? It wouldn't have to be built for flat out speed like an F1 car and could be higher off the ground to avoid aquaplaning in the wet, but could go fast enough to keep the temperatures up.
flazio wrote: » Basically, you're suggesting they put a combustion engine in a Formula E car.
El_Duderino 09 wrote: Burn the heretic!
H3llR4iser wrote: » The whole point of the Safety car is to slow the racecars down; Otherwise, nothing prevents the FIA to, say, use an F2 car as the safety car...however it wouldn't really be a "safety" device anymore, if they're lapping only 10-15 seconds slower than they normally would. F1 drivers will complain about flies splatting on their visor, given the chance anyway
recyclebin wrote: » Why are we talking about safety cars? Should we not be talking about the actual racing, like McLaren are up to 3rd in the constructors :P and a Honda engine got a car to 4th in a race :pac: and Red Bull are really struggling with the reliability of their cars and one of their drivers!
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » True enough. And Gasley might be the real deal! Honda finally got its act together. But the real test of Honda is whether Red Bull takes them as an engine supplier for next year. I’d be surprised if they do. Very big risk and Honda might only match Renault if they’re lucky.
Gizmo55 wrote: » Ted Kravitz question to Seb about the Jackson 5 and ABC. ‘Abu Dhabi, Bahrain and now China, can you do it?’ Jesus f*ckin wept. Glad I don’t have Sky.
flazio wrote: » Yeah Ted.... The A is for Australia
skipper_G wrote: » F1 TV to launch in May for Spanish GP, not that it matters for Ireland.https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/headlines/2018/4/formula-1-to-launch-f1-tv-at-spanish-grand-prix-in-may.html
SCOOP 64 wrote: » Has Ch4 definitely lost F1 coverage next year, will it be only be pay per view ?
flazio wrote: » Yes. Shortly after the BBC gave the rest of their contract to Channel 4 it was announced that live coverage would be exclusive to Sky Sports from 2019, separately, but not unrelated, the then Setanta Sports announced they would be ending their F1 coverage from the end of 2018
SCOOP 64 wrote: » Will we still get highlights free to view?
flazio wrote: » Yes, and the British Grand Prix will be free to view but as yet we have no clue who will be providing these highlights.
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Prisoner 6753 wrote: » Change it every now and again he’s like a broken record