I've thought about that ...Now the width and length of the car next year is all different. At first I thought they were gonna just make the stuff that goes in the nose(and rear casing). I guess they can make the upper and lower A Arms, doesn't seem to be alot to manufacture there. I kind of be surprised if they change the geometry to that point....
i'm not nuanced in that aspect of a formula 1 car. all i can remember is mercedes last year during pre season testing. tested more anti dive at the front since they made it adjustable and the drivers complained during the feedback.diffuser wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 03:35I've thought about that ...Now the width and length of the car next year is all different. At first I thought they were gonna just make the stuff that goes in the nose(and rear casing). I guess they can make the upper and lower A Arms, doesn't seem to be alot to manufacture there. I kind of be surprised if they change the geometry to that point....
What you think ?
You didn't watch any race this year... Did you?GoranF1 wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 16:43Come on be realistic....2012 Alonso would be behind Stroll in points?TyreSlip wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 15:56Raw speed is fading? What evidence is there to support that statement? Stroll has been Alonso's benchmark since 2023 and is no closer in qualifying or in overall race pace. I apologise if I am mistaken, but I believe you were the one who said that "2012 Alonso would be fighting with the Ferraris and Mercedes." This car is more than half a second slower in race pace than them. Pace is relative to the quality of the car.
The speed is fading, alot.
This Alonso is just a shadow of prime Alonso. Prime Alonso took Ferrari to podium almost every race despite car being slower to RB, Mercedes, McLaren sometimes even Lotus(Renault).....so prime Alonso would take this AM to podium also
I think, how bad the car has been, has made him look silly at times. We saw in Spain how the hards, when everyone else is on softs and mediums, can make a very good car (Max) look Jr. too. It resembled very much what happened to Alonso on the post safety car restart ...was it Bahrain ? He made out of the last corned and got a ton of wheel spin and fell back like 2 or 3 positions.Sedaxel wrote: ↑13 Jun 2025, 16:52You didn't watch any race this year... Did you?GoranF1 wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 16:43Come on be realistic....2012 Alonso would be behind Stroll in points?TyreSlip wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 15:56
Raw speed is fading? What evidence is there to support that statement? Stroll has been Alonso's benchmark since 2023 and is no closer in qualifying or in overall race pace. I apologise if I am mistaken, but I believe you were the one who said that "2012 Alonso would be fighting with the Ferraris and Mercedes." This car is more than half a second slower in race pace than them. Pace is relative to the quality of the car.
The speed is fading, alot.
This Alonso is just a shadow of prime Alonso. Prime Alonso took Ferrari to podium almost every race despite car being slower to RB, Mercedes, McLaren sometimes even Lotus(Renault).....so prime Alonso would take this AM to podium also
My god.
Alonso's fastest S1 and S2 times where often abandoned in S3. On a couple of times cause of oversteer on the hair pin. Once cause of Albon. Others cause they felt like it. They're faster than the times showed.