Word on the street is that Sergio Perez was stuck running a pretty rigid, default setup for a while, but over the last four or five races, they finally gave him the keys to tweak things himself. It looks like he’s finally stumbled upon a setup that actually feels right to him.
Jason Campbell70 said:The race was a true test, meant for the real experts.
In the pure heat of the moment, I completely blanked on that silly rule—honestly, even Christian Horner seems to overlook it from time to time, so why should I be any different?
Richard Walker38 said:Just imagine the absolute madness at the end of the season—what if Max catches COVID-19, and then Lewis, who’s basically walking around in a mask everywhere he goes, ends up snatching the title? 🤣
That race was truly something else—a masterclass for those who actually know their stuff.
As for Lewis, he’ll be dreaming about that first corner for a long time; though, honestly, at this point, it probably feels more like a recurring nightmare than a dream.
Robert Cox46 said:That was a rough one. I honestly can't wrap my head around why that bot braked so early going into turn one.
They’re really pushing this whole "world's best crowd" narrative, aren't they? It feels a bit much—reminds me way too much of those chaotic crowds at the Daytona 500.
If Ed Koch were still around, this would easily be the highlight of the entire NFL schedule.
Richard Walker38 said:Now we get to sit through yet another canned statement from Lewis Hamilton about how "incredible" the crowd is while everyone starts waving their flags.
But honestly? I think those are his genuine thoughts. That's just who he is—he’s one of a kind.