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The Australian Grand Prix turned out to be one to forget for Williams. While Lance Stroll made it to the finish without any chance for points, team mate Sergei Sirotkin was struck by bad luck as a plastic bag jammed up his rear brakes to force an early retirement.
Did someone interrupt him mid haircut?
His sidepods look very sharp, maybe is a new aero specification to beat Lewis.
He went for the undercut!
It helps mitigate airflow disruption caused by the halo
Whether it is GPTechnical or any other internet forum on this planet, everyone relies on rumors, speculation, insider leaks, team's PR statements from officials and various other types of channels to seek information about teams and we all rely on that information. That is how the whole of internet information is and for the purpose of arguments/discussions, it is the source of truth. It is that simple. Those who want real facts, should do everything possible to join the a team's inner sanctum and then be satisfied with the EXACT TRUTH. If they can't do it, then either accept the norm of the internet discussion, which is rumors/speculations/leaks/official team statements as closest to the truth and move on OR quit the internet and stay at peace. No point in challenging people here for EXACT TRUTH.Restomaniac wrote: ↑21 Mar 2018, 13:51The F1 paddock is known to leak info like a sieve and yet no info popped up saying it was BS. Strange that.Santozini wrote: ↑21 Mar 2018, 13:42Restomaniac wrote: ↑21 Mar 2018, 13:35
Mercedes stated that even though they were changed before the regs they would be ran as if they had been introduced afterwards.
Well, if they stated it, we shall believe. After all, F1 teams are know for their openness and reliable source of information, especially about what they do on the background to win races.
This engaging new and younger viewers thing of Liberty Media has gone too far.
Then why did they do it? For the lolz? Because they just fitted an engine and didnt do mileage on it. Suddenly everyone believes what an f1 team is saying? Then why is everything that RBR and Ferrari say taken with a grain of salt?Phil wrote: ↑21 Mar 2018, 14:22I honestly don't know why you are going on about this. Yes, Mercedes introduced their engine last year before the 0.9l/100 spec change. But Mercedes directly (through Toto) confirmed that they didn't do it to get around the oil limitation and that their engine will comply with the 0.9l. It's the best information we have and I see no reason to not believe it if it was already voiced directly.
What should be way more interesting to this season is that Renault are supposedly using 0.1l/100km (Quote by RB/Helmut) and Mercedes and Ferrari are at the now limit of 0.6l/100.
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
The VLC player has 2 white stripes, these must be a newer version maybe ??
