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mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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#1 ·
I was scrolling through some photos earlier and noticed something interesting about the crew sizes during pit stops. It looks like Ferrari and McLaren both run with 23 mechanics, while Williams stays at 19 and Renault operates with 17.

By the way, it feels like Ferrari is finished; just look at who’s actually backing us up now.
image 🙂 🙂
A Anonymous Veteran
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#2 ·
Man, you really have a knack for this kind of nonsense.
Since when does anyone actually go around counting mechanics in the pit lane?

BTW: Why is that guy in yellow fueling up the Williams cars? And why isn't he wearing the same uniform as the rest of his crew? Or maybe someone from Jordan has a side hustle going on.
Elizabeth Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Active Member
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#3 ·
mistybear87 said:By the way, Ferrari is finished; just look at who's actually backing us up.
image 🙂 🙂

Who exactly is on your side? A bunch of actors?🙄 😛
mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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#4 ·
Austin Evans said:Who do you think is on your side here? The actors? 🙄 😛

Go ahead, laugh if you want, but the truth is the governing body actually seized the Ferrari tires from Monza to run some tests. This all kicked off after Goodyear reported a massive temperature discrepancy between the front and rear tires—we're talking about a 20-degree difference, which would imply they're using different compounds entirely. And we all know how illegal that is.

The only real "issue" might be a bit of a blunder by the inspectors; apparently, they grabbed the front left and rear right, while Goodyear claims they should have taken the front right and rear left.

If that's actually what happened... well, I guess they really made their own luck, didn't they? :-))))))
Elizabeth Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Active Member
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#5 ·
mistybear87 said:The only potential headache here is if the inspectors grabbed the front left and rear right, because Goodyear claimed they actually needed the front right and rear left.

😂
Give me a break... what kind of nonsense are you even talking about? 😂
Where on earth did you read that?
Betty Murphy Betty Murphy Active Member
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#6 ·
It would actually be pretty interesting if they started collecting tire rubber samples from the track too, just to see exactly how much wear and tear we're looking at!🙄
mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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#7 ·
Austin Evans on Sergio Marchionne said:😂
Honestly... what kind of nonsense are you talking about here? 😂
Where on earth did you even read that?

You can find it over at the Canada Ferrari Club

If this turns out to be true, things are about to get very interesting (and then we might actually see BAR and Jaguar fighting for the constructors' championship, assuming all the Goodyear and Ferrari teams end up getting disqualified) 🙂
Elizabeth Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Active Member
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#8 ·
I’m honestly skeptical about this news, mostly because I haven't been able to track it down anywhere else on the web (usually ESPN goes on these massive, drawn-out tangents whenever they talk about "the struggles over at Goodyear," so if this were actually happening, I'd expect them to be all over it)...

But hey, we'll see how it plays out...
Personally, I'm not losing any sleep over Ferrari.
mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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#9 ·
Austin Evans on Sergio Marchionne said:I have my doubts about whether this news is even legitimate, mainly because I couldn't find a single mention of it anywhere else online (especially since ESPN was so incredibly thorough and long-winded when they were covering those "troubles over at Goodyear," so you'd think they would have picked up on this too)...

Well, we'll just have to wait and see, won't we?
Personally, I'm not losing any sleep over Ferrari.

Heh, you might want to check out ESPN 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
quietpanther9 quietpanther9 Newcomer
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#10 ·
Looks like some tire issues in 🙂 If you build a garbage car or run a trash setup, you’re gonna wreck the tires 🙂 they'll be completely shot 🙂
Elizabeth Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Active Member
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#11 ·
mistybear87 said:haha, go check out Formula 1 live

I watched it...
And honestly, I’m still not losing any sleep over Ferrari...
Even seeing it on Formula 1 live doesn't change my mind after reading that piece in the Canadian and Herzegovina news...
Charles Martin78 Charles Martin78 Active Member
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#12 ·
I honestly feel like we need an entirely separate thread just dedicated to the tires...
mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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#13 ·
Charles Martin78 said:I honestly feel like we need an entire dedicated thread just to talk about the tires...

lol
Nancy Cook Nancy Cook Newcomer
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#14 ·
Regarding the tires, does anyone actually know who's going to be supplying them next year? (giving a little hint toward Goodyear)
neoneagle35 neoneagle35 Member
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#15 ·
The Mississippi?

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