BrentMused wrote: » Haven't had a chance to watch any of practice so I'm just going off the times, but have Mercedes been that bad? :eek:
Andrew76 wrote: » "If I was Toto with the front wing he's got on his car, I'd keep my mouth shut." :pac:
Frank Bullitt wrote: »
H3llR4iser wrote: » Yeah had seen the same comparison from the Barcelona footage - people are being a bit disingenuous here, that wing moves back a LOT in order for the vertical reference to go down so much. To the point Hamilton was apparently able to spot the movement from the cockpit. It's without doubt a "moveable aerodynamic aid", but then again, this will likely go the way of the DAS that was, somehow, "not changing the setup of the car" on track :rolleyes:
namloc1980 wrote: » Hamilton gained 0.6 seconds from the tow down the main straight. Qualifying will be insane as everyone will be looking to get into position for a tow.
H3llR4iser wrote: » Yeah had seen the same comparison from the Barcelona footage - people are being a bit disingenuous here, that wing moves back a LOT in order for the vertical reference to go down so much. To the point Hamilton was apparently able to spot the movement from the cockpit.
It's without doubt a "moveable aerodynamic aid", but then again, this will likely go the way of the DAS that was, somehow, "not changing the setup of the car" on track :rolleyes:
namloc1980 wrote: » Gasly is looking racy.
Dont be at yourself wrote: » There’ll be lots of messing trying to get the tow, could definitely throw up a surprise or two. Also a big risk of a red flag so important to get a banker lap in, and not be at the end of the queue.
El_Duderino 09 wrote: » BBC suggesting that reliance on DAS to warm tyres last year means they're actually out of practice and not good at warming tyres anymore. Could be something in it.Mercedes is famously easy on tyres, partly by not overheating them. So the often struggle when it comes time to heat the tyres quickly.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Like I said, World Eyesight Champion. :rolleyes: ...
PopePalpatine wrote: » That wasn't always the case. I remember them being horrendously harsh on their tyres back in the early 2010s, especially at more rear-limited tracks.