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

Jacob Castillo70 said:For sure, but then Ferrari has to step up—and I'm honestly kinda worried about how that's gonna go 🤣

you think I can drop 30+ seconds

Anthony Baker84 said:you think I can just shave off 30+ seconds

They’d have to be complete idiots.

Max Verstappen is going to have to dive back into the pits again, because if he doesn't, we’re all just going to sit here and watch Ferrari tear through the field, potentially shaving two full seconds off their lap times once they make their second stop.

I you know it—Ferrari will mess up the pit stops again
There is absolutely no way they won't
They should probably just go for the fresh tires right now to avoid any more disasters

btw—do you think Mick Schumacher's scrap with Lewis Hamilton yesterday, and then last week against Max Verstappen, finally shook loose those dad genes?

Douglas Roberts49 said:Ferrari is going to mess up their pit stops again
There's no way they won't

And even if they don't, Red Bull Racing will just catch them anyway.
Their pace is just too dominant. It doesn't really matter what anyone else does when Red Bull Racing is on the track.

Sebastian Vettel should just go join Greenpeace already. It’s time for him to walk away from Formula 1 once and for all. Honestly, it’s long overdue, and now it's finally happening.

Nobody here is walking away with fewer than two finishes under their belt.

For RB to pull this off, they’d need a massive Ferrari wreck or a perfectly timed Safety Car.

Richard Walker38 said:Maybe Sebastian Vettel should just go work for Greenpeace and leave Formula 1 behind—honestly, it’s probably been time for a while, and now it feels official.

I mean, I guess this is more on Pierre Gasly than it is on Seb...

Richard Walker38 said:Sebastian Vettel should just go work for Greenpeace already and leave Formula 1 behind. Honestly, it’s been a long time coming, and now it finally feels like the right moment.

Pierre Gasly was absolutely crushed there; who even knows how many times this has happened over the last two races.

Douglas Roberts49 said:I suspect we are about to witness yet another classic Ferrari pit stop blunder
There is absolutely no way they won't
In fact, they really ought to dive in for fresh rubber right this second just to stay ahead of the curve

But why pull the trigger now? If they wait until lap 55, they could easily dispatch Max Verstappen on the track without breaking a sweat, couldn't they?

I honestly thought he’d spun out again. I caught the replay later on and realized I was wrong. 🤣

Thomas Lopez51 said:Why bother now? They could just pull into the pits during lap 55 and deal with Max Verstappen then.

If the gap isn't shrinking, then they might as well

What are the odds we see some light rain before things wrap up?

A mere 10 percent

Pierre Gasly.

But this isn't even comparable to Sergio Perez.
Sebastian Vettel was way over to the left, with part of his car practically on the curbs. At the moment they made contact, Sergio Perez had plenty of track space available on his left side.

Richard Walker38 said:I thought he spun out again—saw the replay later... 🤣

And that happened after the crash yesterday

Pierre Gasly is just straight up trash this season. 🤦

If Max Verstappen keeps going at this rate, he’s going to be driving like he's walking on eggshells by the end of the race.

Way to go, George! Incredible job, 🙏