Oscar also yellow in sector one.
I was thinking this about S1 and that they are nervous for what the car will do that they are being cautious. Dawned if you do, damned if you don't.Emag wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 23:20It's not greed, he was overly cautious because he locked up before and the car bit too much when he broke earlier. He didn't meant to put it on the kerb. Just goes to show how little confidence there is that he willingly doesn't drive the car to the limit at certain place.s
I saw this yeah. Think the car was locking up so they tried to keep it in limits.
Bottled?Downforce777 wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 23:23Again, both drivers lost pole position, there were so many mistakes, they bottled sectors and couldn’t complete a lap, today they definitely could have been 2 tenths ahead of Verstappen
The Mclaren and Red Bull cars are much more closer than people think.Downforce777 wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 23:23Again, both drivers lost pole position, there were so many mistakes, they bottled sectors and couldn’t complete a lap, today they definitely could have been 2 tenths ahead of Verstappen
Unfortunately, this was the case.mwillems wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 22:13I’m looking forward to this race. This is a rear limited track but the Mclarens issue isn’t with front or rear limited tracks, but tracks that demand that we adapt our corner entry. I’m unsure how these corners will challenge the front of the car, but it will be an interesting weekend and hopefully it doesn’t tease out mistakes from our drivers.
This is not even remotly close to Max's contoversial moves. Piastri was bang-on correct.Ben1980 wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 21:53If that was Max on Oscar or Lando, people would be critical of him.Emag wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 21:47Probably a bit too late to say this, but I don’t like what Oscar did to Kimi lap 1 at all. It’s not a way of racing I personally enjoy seeing even if it’s technically legal.
Those sort of moves are the sole criticsm I have had for Max. Hope Oscar doesn’t turn it into a norm.
If we accept it by Oscar, will need to accept it all round.
They have been weak-er compared to RedBull in S1 all weekend. They were poor in the last runs, but a 28.3 was the best they could pull off. They lose almost a tenth to RedBull in T6, its actually insane. Maybe that new floor is putting it in the work.
They already have the upper hand. Up to the drivers to put the laps together.Darth-Piekus wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 23:31Does anyone know of an upgrade package that Mclaren might be preparing to fix these issues of the car and make the Mclaren get the upper hand that they deserve?
Ah bugger. Will just have to get the job done from P2 then. At least the race pace seems to be ahead of the rest still.Emag wrote: ↑03 May 2025, 23:29They have been weak-er compared to RedBull in S1 all weekend. They were poor in the last runs, but a 28.3 was the best they could pull off. They lose almost a tenth to RedBull in T6, its actually insane. Maybe that new floor is putting it in the work.
Anyway, Lando definitely lost pole in T17 though, because as expected, S2 is complete McLaren territory :
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