Austrian GP (Red Bull Ring) | July 8–10, 2022

Ferrari—who are those absolute idiots on the pit wall?

Red Bull is going to opt for a two-stop strategy

I have no idea what Ferrari's game plan is, but when Red Bull committed to those two stops last year, they absolutely wrecked Mercedes. That’s just the reality of what happened in France.

It was far too early for Ferrari to pit
Couldn't they have held out for just a few more laps?

Is Ferrari even watching the other drivers?
Fernando Alonso is stuck on those hard tires, and everyone is lining up behind him like they're waiting for a heatwave in Celsius
—and they actually think those tires are going to last over 40 laps

Total idiots.

swiftmaker12 said:That Ferrari pit crew is just a bunch of idiots.

Why say that?
They didn't even lose the race. If anything, their pace looks great. I actually think they're looking at a clear win here.

swiftmaker12 said:Is Ferrari actually paying any attention to the other drivers?
Fernando Alonso is stuck out there on those hard tires, and everyone is just piling onto him like he’s some kind of thermometer reading high Celsius
and they honestly believe these tires are going to hold up for over 40 laps

Total idiots, the lot of them.

He'll just overtake him on the track, only for the driver to dive back into the pits again; I mean, have you seen how fast Leclerc is moving?

Max will overtake them even with a two-stop strategy—it's inevitable, isn't it?

swiftmaker12 said:Is Ferrari actually paying attention to the other drivers?
Fernando Alonso is stuck on hard tires, and everyone is piling onto him like they're racing through a heatwave in Celsius
and they honestly think those tires can last over 40 laps.

Total idiots.

How is Max supposed to manage that many laps then? His medium tires didn't even last 15.

Raymond Anderson4 said:Why?

They didn't even lose the race—not by a long shot. Their pace is actually solid. If you ask me, they've got an easy win lined up.

In the end, they'll be lucky if they even get one driver on the podium.

It’s going to be an absolute walk in the park for Ferrari, provided they don't find some brand new way to trip over their own feet again, wouldn't you agree?

Raymond Anderson4 said:Man, if those top three guys have decent pace, Max might end up pitting for softs just to hunt down those Ferraris.

I mean, he doesn't really stand a chance unless something crazy happens—RB just absolutely destroys their tires.

Thomas Lopez51 said:This should be a total cakewalk for Ferrari, provided they don't screw it up again.

And I want to emphasize that "provided" part.

Ferrari seems to be struggling quite a bit on those hard tires... 🙏

Fernando Alonso 🤣

He’s basically just waving his hands around when he hits the braking zone. 🤣

oh man, what a massive gap per lap between Ferrari and Red Bull

There might just be a glimmer of that old Mickey in there.👍

I mean, I guess Max probably needs to pit again

Red Bull is absolutely shredding those tires🤔

Anthony Baker84 said:In my opinion, Max needs to pit one more time.

That’s certainly possible, but then Ferrari has to make a move in response, and I honestly have some serious concerns about how that strategy might play out.🤣

Quite a staggering number of black and white warnings, wouldn't you agree... 🤣