It seems they’re incredibly quick to wave the red flag when things get messy, yet they suddenly become remarkably slow to react whenever there's just a yellow flag out on the track...
Lawrence Garcia5 said:Toto called this Lewis Hamilton's car undriveable. What on earth is he getting at with that?
It’s honestly strange that nobody thought to give George Russell a heads-up. Despite his crew absolutely botching those pit stops and him battling massive understeer, he still managed to keep Valtteri Bottas at bay and secure P4.
Jacob Castillo70 said:People keep insisting that Charles Leclerc just needs to play it safe for the rest of the season and focus on collecting points, since Max Verstappen is out of reach after those two DNFs. According to them, he didn't need the win yesterday, and he won't need it today either.
That logic only holds water if Charles Leclerc stays out of trouble for the remainder of the year, but history tells us his team is prone to setbacks—especially when they stem from his own mistakes. Just look at Monaco last year, or back in Bahrain two years ago when he collided with Sergio Perez...
It’s a long season, and any NASCAR driver who starts playing it too safe will ultimately lose everything in the end...
Lisa Rogers20 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around it—Russell and Hamilton are driving the exact same car, yet one finishes 5th while the other is struggling just to hold onto 14th. 🤔
It could be a different setup vjv, but even Lujo is stuck in a DRS train.