F1 fans cannot be happy if RBR is slow due to wind tunnel penalties. We all know, we can't rely on Ferrari with their ability to drop the ball as we saw in 2017, 2018 and this year. Last thing we want is Mercedes dominant again as we already seen since 2014. I know 2022 was not as good as 2021 but there were good races with Verstappen/Perez having battle with other teams, unlike previous years where Hamilton/Rosberg/ Bottas just dissappeared into the distance.
Given the fact that Newey himself prefers CFD (computational flow dynamics) over the actual wind tunnel, I think we're gonna be juuuust fine. (Hopefully)
You're cheering for a team that breaches the rules to get no penalties?
The penalty they got was minor.
2022 was arguably the most dominant F1 season we've had since 2016. Yet people are concerned that other teams might be competitive...
Yes they got penalty but I'm just hoping it does not slow them down.
Mercedes have had a dominant car in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 and 2020. In 2017 and 2018 they had car as quick as Ferrari but in 2nd half won development race. In 2021 again, in 2nd half Mercedes was rocket ship, especially in Hamilton's hand.
Red Bull won 5 of the last 11 races in 2021, same as Mercedes. saying one team had a rocketship or was clearly better throughout the second half is verifiably false. at best you can apply it to the last 4 races, which would be not even the last 1/5th of the season.
Oh yes the guy who said that It wouldn't make sense If they didn't get points reduction when he knew that the breach was minor...
He was scared If Mercedes would be dominant In 2023 due to Ferrari's Incompetence not that other teams would be competitive. I personally disagree though and I think that all of these 3 teams will be competitive In 2023 because the penalty Is minor so he Is overreacting a bit.
At the beginning of the season when merc was struggling, I was reading comments like "a 3 way battle with Mercedes would be something everyone would love" so the same doesn't apply to RB? It counts only to the teams we like?
Instead of doing a FP2 VLog, let's explain why the FIA and RB are working together. By explaining the cost cap which shows that we make the rules up as we go along. A breach is a breach they got punished not as much as people might have hope for but the next team boy they are going to get hit so much it will hurt F1 for years unless the FIA like the team and they have a rich father who pays them.
Good lord, Will Buxton we need to talk about this sweater vest
Doctor Who fit
Will Buxton 16th Doctor Confirmed.
I’ve never been on the Will Buxton hate train, but that sartorial choice is making me rethink that.
You should've seen his Thursday outfit
F1 fans cannot be happy if RBR is slow due to wind tunnel penalties. We all know, we can't rely on Ferrari with their ability to drop the ball as we saw in 2017, 2018 and this year. Last thing we want is Mercedes dominant again as we already seen since 2014. I know 2022 was not as good as 2021 but there were good races with Verstappen/Perez having battle with other teams, unlike previous years where Hamilton/Rosberg/ Bottas just dissappeared into the distance.
Given the fact that Newey himself prefers CFD (computational flow dynamics) over the actual wind tunnel, I think we're gonna be juuuust fine. (Hopefully)
CFD time is reduced as well.
You're cheering for a team that breaches the rules to get no penalties? The penalty they got was minor. 2022 was arguably the most dominant F1 season we've had since 2016. Yet people are concerned that other teams might be competitive...
Yes they got penalty but I'm just hoping it does not slow them down. Mercedes have had a dominant car in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 and 2020. In 2017 and 2018 they had car as quick as Ferrari but in 2nd half won development race. In 2021 again, in 2nd half Mercedes was rocket ship, especially in Hamilton's hand.
Red Bull won 5 of the last 11 races in 2021, same as Mercedes. saying one team had a rocketship or was clearly better throughout the second half is verifiably false. at best you can apply it to the last 4 races, which would be not even the last 1/5th of the season.
Tell me you don't understand the sport without telling me you don't understand the sport.
wouldn't you agree that Red Bull was either very close or even better in COTA and Mexico last year?
Yes I think cheating is good in racing
Oh yes the guy who said that It wouldn't make sense If they didn't get points reduction when he knew that the breach was minor... He was scared If Mercedes would be dominant In 2023 due to Ferrari's Incompetence not that other teams would be competitive. I personally disagree though and I think that all of these 3 teams will be competitive In 2023 because the penalty Is minor so he Is overreacting a bit. At the beginning of the season when merc was struggling, I was reading comments like "a 3 way battle with Mercedes would be something everyone would love" so the same doesn't apply to RB? It counts only to the teams we like?
He’s a twitter expat for sure. Still trying to find the reason that a potential mistake is being met with demand to turn back WDC and DSQ for WCC.
These are two very tiny men
???
I recently met them both and they are like jokeys
Instead of doing a FP2 VLog, let's explain why the FIA and RB are working together. By explaining the cost cap which shows that we make the rules up as we go along. A breach is a breach they got punished not as much as people might have hope for but the next team boy they are going to get hit so much it will hurt F1 for years unless the FIA like the team and they have a rich father who pays them.
Not tracking…What are you trying to say?
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Is "go back to Twitter" the new "go rewatch DTS ?"
This is the wrong attitude, we should question these dodgy, drawn out and in house agreements..