neonfox65 said:If you're saying everyone should just be able to use DRS whenever, then there’s really no point—the whole idea is that the trailing driver uses it to gain an advantage. If both drivers are using it simultaneously, the purpose is lost.
Good grief,
please think for a second. Think professionally, if you will. ☕ I suggested that DRS should perhaps be allowed anytime, anywhere, without restrictions—essentially leaving the decision up to the drivers and their own judgment.
You seem focused solely on attacking versus defending.
And even when defending, unlike your view, I don't see how the leading driver could open DRS to gain the same kind of millisecond advantage as the attacker.
Richard Walker38 said:Yeah, he really nailed those repeated excursions into the gravel at Lesmo during Q1, Q2, and Q3—I suppose the stewards' cleaning crews were working overtime today.
😬
Richard Walker38 said:He played off that disappointment with the qualifying result quite well at the end; Sebastian Vettel is a brilliant tactician.
Lewis is busy working on his music career, while Seb is probably hoping to catch the eye of some Hollywood hunter who might offer him a movie role.😁
