The didn't say anything to Lewis until he exited turn 1, and by then it was far to late. I was in his onboard.matt_b wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 17:53Santini did tell Lewis about Oscar pushing but didn't say the gap, at the same time was talking about a yellow flag (which was behind him) and Lewis was looking for it ahead of him. I have to ask why Lewis was on the racing line though because if you don't know the gap you just play it safe and stay off the racing line.
You sure it wasn't delayed on the onboard feed? because the message was:dans79 wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 18:11The didn't say anything to Lewis until he exited turn 1, and by then it was far to late. I was in his onboard.matt_b wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 17:53Santini did tell Lewis about Oscar pushing but didn't say the gap, at the same time was talking about a yellow flag (which was behind him) and Lewis was looking for it ahead of him. I have to ask why Lewis was on the racing line though because if you don't know the gap you just play it safe and stay off the racing line.
listen for yourself, even if it was delayed by 5 or 6 seconds it was far to late.
Formula 1 cars are too fast for you to tell if they are on a push lap or not through your mirrors!Alex_Z wrote: ↑25 Jul 2026, 17:48I think this is partly on Lewis as well. He seemed to get caught up in his frustration with the lap and lost concentration, rather than paying attention to his mirrors. He is sloppy when it comes to procedural stuff like yellow flags, impeding, etc and relies on the team for info more than other drivers do.