fadedwalker18 said:But look, everything just fell apart for the Italian squad again today. At the start, things were actually looking solid; Charles Leclerc let Sebastian Vettel slip into his dirty air and move ahead; that move catapulted the German into first place while Leclerc kept Lewis Hamilton pinned in third.
Yeah...
Then Binotto goes on about the start strategy and how Charles and Sebastian were playing with the slipstream: "We told Charles to give Seb the tow because it was the best way to be out front on lap 1,
but honestly, it was just a natural slipstream , since Seb had already cleared Hamilton and had no choice but to follow Charles, though maybe we should have been clearer with them before the race started. We didn't swap their positions immediately because with a car this fast, it probably wouldn't have been ideal, but there would've been other chances later to switch things up. Talking to them again will help us review the start:
it's not even like Charles gave him the tow, it's more like Seb just snatched it. And you guys didn't even know what was happening or how they totally screwed it up. Classic.🙂
And I’m still sticking to my guns about the halfway point—after today's race, it’s probably best if Sebastian and the red cars just split up, because like another user pointed out, whether he realized it or not, one of them has become completely useless.
p.s.
Not for you, but sorry, I don't see how any local news site could possibly be relevant when talking about stuff that happens outside our own backyard.