venkyhere wrote: ↑26 Jul 2026, 18:46
Artur Craft wrote: ↑26 Jul 2026, 17:54
One Monaco is hard enough to cope with, why have a second one? But Zandvoort will be boring too as well as Singapore
I fully support the fact that Monaco is the horriblest track on the calender. No width to accommodate two cars racing each other, and terribly 'stop-start' by nature.
However, Hungary is a very 'flowy' track, enough width for side-by-side racing action, and very technical in nature, in terms of driving. This track is a purists' delight.
I like to drive around both, Hungary and Monaco, that´s not my issue with them. It´s just that the racing is very restricted on both (sure, Monaco is way worse but Hungaroring is also very boring). In China, we had similarly paced cars battling each other like the Ferraris(even if it was fake yoyo racing), here, Norris was a lot quicker than Oscar and could not attempt a move. Unless you´re miles faster, like 2-3s faster like Norris was against Antonelli by the end, it´s very hard to even attempt an overtake. And mind you, Norris had the energy advantadge thing and still had to divebomb into T1. Not good racing imo