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Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
If you look at the logic, there were about twenty overtakes happening just on the Haas cars.

Absolute geniuses.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:And what kind of brainless strategy was that to screw him over? 🤣🤣🤣
Kimi's strategy actually beat Vettel's; they would have messed him up if Vettel had pitted first, because then Vettel would have almost certainly undercut him. ☕

Here is what Kimi thinks about that "brilliant" strategy the Ferrari masterminds pulled on him:
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Drew Bennett68 said:There were overtakes

Yeah, about two of them.

Over 50 laps with three DRS zones each.

Yikes.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Jack Kelly5 said:The fact that Lewis was just average while the Mercedes-AMG was so dominant really highlights how he managed to claw back those 2.5 to 3 seconds on Sebastian Vettel after that initial mistake.
How much effort did it actually take him to get back into DRS range within just two or three sectors?
If it were Nico Rosberg in this Mercedes, he would have been the champion by the time they hit Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
☕

It’s a shame nobody mentioned that to Valtteri Bottas.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
mellowtiger83 said:Kimi was sacrificed for Vettel yet again. He was clearly faster than Vettel today, but they completely botched it with some brainless strategy. He was quicker in qualifying and had a solid three-second gap over Vettel when he pitted.

Sacrificed? Hardly. The folks at Ferrari are just too incompetent to pull off a scheme like that.

They likely messed up Kimi's race by bringing him in way too early.
What happened later was nothing more than pure luck for Vettel, who had been slower than both Kimi and Lewis Hamilton until then.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Drew Bennett68 said:Ray would have lost first place.

Just like everyone else out on the track today, losing positions.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
To wrap things up, I have to say I’m incredibly pleased that Kimi was the first of the Ferrari drivers to hit the pits.
If it weren't for the constant noise from the fanboys and the people just drifting along without a clue, you wouldn't be able to get anything done here.

Kudos to the Ferrari pit wall.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
mellowtiger83 said:Regardless of how things shake out, I’m personally happy about the championship race in hopes that Ferrari can finally stabilize, especially since the Mercedes-Benz car is clearly faster right now.

Stop stalling, we can see your avatar. 😁
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
stormytiger4 said:So, Ted and Martin Brundle just cleared things up: if the Mercedes-Benz crew had realized Sebastian Vettel actually stood a chance at overtaking Lewis Hamilton during the VSC, they would have pushed harder to build a larger gap. Instead, because their software suggested they were safe, they played it smart with tire wear and maintained the status quo. And then, disaster strikes.

Long story short—it was a Ferrari failure.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
nimblesurfer17 said:I’m just questioning Grosjean's decision to park exactly where he did.

He parked outside the track, right by the nearest gap in the fence.

There's really nothing to fault Grosjean for here.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
stormybadger8 said:Entering under a Safety Car cuts your pit stop time roughly in half. So why is everyone driving slower on the track than they are in the pits? In the pits, you don't face that same speed restriction found on the track—there's only the limit for entry, then nothing at all until you merge back out. Makes sense, doesn't it?

So, if you're looking at a realistic loss of about 20 seconds by pitting during the race, then doing it while entering under Safety Car is only about 10 seconds... makes sense, doesn't it?


Clarifying the current levels of freelancer/Gil/mellowtiger83-in-an-inspired-mood.

A pit stop takes just as long regardless of whether conditions are normal, under a Safety Car, or while entering under Safety Car. Does the timing really change? No.
So, there you have it. Conditions on the track aren't always ideal for making a pit stop.
It was just one of those days for Sebastian Vettel.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Roger Wright94 said:I don't think Mercedes looks untouchable.

They looked even more vulnerable back at the US Grand Prix last year, and we all saw how that played out.

nimblesurfer17 said:Still waiting on the math and an explanation for that lap under the VSC. How did Sebastian Vettel manage to finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton with a 10-second lead?🤔

Even the main players don't seem to have a clue.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
darkmarlin16 said:It's plausible. Honestly, it's hard to believe someone could be that much of an idiot.

📲

Wouldn't you have bet money with Lewis Hamilton on who has the worse hair?
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:When you try to play God on this forum and start barking orders at everyone else, it really makes you look like someone who’s far too comfortable with a dictatorship.

Brian Campbell36 said:You should probably stick to following Ferrari. You aren't exactly my private investigator or some undercover spy here to analyze everything I say. Honestly, what is with all these characters on this thread? 🤦


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Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:Who exactly are you to be telling me what to do?

Pure genius. 😍
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
mellowtiger83 said:He’s definitely at fault here. After Kimi's and Ham's pit stops, he was doing an incredible job on those old tires. A well-earned win, though a little luck didn't hurt—and he managed to hold off Lewis Hamilton in the end. Bravo, Seb!!


Were you even watching the race again?
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:There you go. Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari just handed all that frustration and complexity straight to Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff. 🎉

I’d tell you to stick to football, but you're just as much of a genius over there.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Fernando Alonso looks better in his debut race with Renault than he did during the entirety of last season; he’s already matched his best career finishing position.

Honda is stuck at the back again.

Hamilton takes the win.
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
Jerry Moore61 said:So, it looks like Mercedes-Benz is still struggling to follow closely behind other cars. Same design issues as last year.

But really, who hasn't been dealing with following issues lately?
Australia vs. USA - March 25, 2018 in Formula 1 ·
electricpanther9 said:Hamilton sheds a second on a single lap? No. It isn't the car.

The car is clearly struggling. Even Valtteri Bottas is dropping a full second per lap right from the start.

Richard Ross11 said:You've got to be kidding me... 🙂

Edit:
Was that spelled correctly?

A bit of a mess. 🙂