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F1 2021 Round 6: Azerbaijan GP

AMKC

So who is going to get pole here and who is going to win?
Me I love this track. It has always been very entertaining since it came on the calendar some years back.

I would like to see Sergio Perez get pole and win it.

Hamilton has a good record around here do.

Also who can forget that infamous Vettel moment when he ran into the back of Lewis and

He brake Tested me.

I think that's where Vettels fortunes took a turn for the worse and he has paid for it with Karma over the last few years but I think his form is on the up again so I would love to see him do well here too and get on the podium.

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recyclebin

Gaoth Laidir wrote: »

If they end the race now Max will win as he was leading the race at the end of the lap previous to the accident lap.

You cant win a race if you are directly involved in causing the red flag. You'd think commentator would know that.

MadYaker

The way the car starts to snake when the tire goes, the driver is basically a passenger

ctrl-alt-delete

Faugheen wrote: »

But they can put on fresh tyres and get those ones that are at the end of their lives off.

Just thinking of that they won't have time to get them to race temp? We've seen many today struggle with that.

Won't be any point restarting it as a race for me.

Vicxas

Pirelli in serious trouble

LMHC

Faugheen wrote: »

That’s actually fair enough.

Still. I hate that every race is aimed to have a one-stop.

Three categories of tyres for everyone. Some races will be 1-stop, others will be 2-3.

But you cannot stop a team having a strategy. If a strategy is 1 stop for Max and 2 for Perez that is their prerogative. It is entirely up to a team who does what and how.

devnull

Very sporting from Red Bull to call for the red flag and put safety above their own ambitions.

Makes you wonder if certain other people would do and agree with the same thing, if they were leading.

Itssoeasy

So red bull are saying they got zero indication that the tyre was going to fail.

Tyre failure is different to tyre wear.

Faugheen

PopePalpatine wrote: »

It's an absolute joke that Masi's considering a restart. Hamilton gets f*cking #BLESSED with another win and Sky cream themselves.

Well Red Bull disagree with you.

Always the FIA wanting to give Hamilton a win though. Keep up the fantastic bullsh*t there pal.

namloc1980

Catastrophic tyre failure at 300kmh is unacceptable. Pirelli need to sort out their shiit.

Larbre34

Faugheen wrote: »

But they can put on fresh tyres and get those ones that are at the end of their lives off.

Red Bull seem to agree with me (or I with them rather)

Now I know Red Bull would say that wouldn't they, but fresh or worn out are not necessarily the variable here.

iffandonlyif

devnull wrote: »

Very sporting from Red Bull to call for the red flag and put safety above their own ambitions.

Makes you wonder if certain other people would do and agree with the same thing, if they were leading.

There would be no risk of Tyree failure under safety car.

TheDoctor

Need to send the hardest tyres to Silverstone this year

Faugheen

LMHC wrote: »

But you cannot stop a team having a strategy. If a strategy is 1 stop for Max and 2 for Perez that is their prerogative. It is entirely up to a team who does what and how.

But they decide their strategy based on what Pirelli tells them and nearly every race the 3 out of 5 tyre compounds are decided based on a one-stop strategy.

ctrl-alt-delete

Itssoeasy wrote: »

So red bull are saying they got zero indication that the tyre was going to fail.

Tyre failure is different to tyre wear.

Do they mean in terms of they'd have known if it was debris?

Same tyre and same part of the track, it all points to failure you would think.

Faugheen

That’s rotten for Latifi. What was his race engineer thinking?

Cool_CM

Aw man, poor Latifi

LMHC

Faugheen wrote: »

But they decide their strategy based on what Pirelli tells them and nearly every race the 3 out of 5 tyre compounds are decided based on a one-stop strategy.

Pirelli give advice on the tire used pre race. Take into consideration track temp, rain fall, breaking (mid race)power exerted from the car (mid race) too many variables just be cut and drawn

Busi_Girl08

Ah for feck sake. What a joke for Latifi.

LMHC

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Do they mean in terms of they'd have known if it was debris?

Same tyre and same part of the track, it all points to failure you would think.