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Here the double application of the @alo_oficial brake is clear, let's see how the stewards interpret it...

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Sainz & myself have 1 thing in common - an unexpected win......

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Had Perez started P3 even, he would've finished P5 only. He was the slowest amongst the top 5. Even Russell was quicker.

Not entirely Perez's fault as both Red Bull cars were fearful of tyre deg & that happened. Had Perez won, he would've led the WDC table for the first time. Not happening again.

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Sainz...................

Alonso & Magnussen

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I knew Checo would struggle here. Medium speed corners are his Achilles heel. He's painfully slow compared to the top 4 in the 1st & 3rd sectors.

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It's been a while since neither Red Bull car was on the podium. Red Bull didn't seem to be the fastest race car throughout the weekend. Ferrari will be glad for a opportunistic win which they deserved as well.

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Sainz for victory! 8) What a comeback(from surgery) that would be. Sainz who seems more comfortable with the car is the one told to leave the team at the end of the year. Well, he always had periods where he looked to be on Leclerc's level - but never made them last so far. So, it is much too early...

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I hope that the Ferraris & McLarens can at least give some sort of threat if not at the start then through race pace.

Behind Verstappen there are some formidable drivers who would love to go aggressive.

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Paolo_Lasardi wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 23, 2024 10:23 am
Sainz for victory!

What a comeback(from surgery) that would be. Sainz who seems more comfortable with the car is the one told to leave the team at the end of the year.

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Just like FP3, we all were so close in the final standings.

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Merc is bad, understeer all the way around the lap and a wobbly back end at low speed to boot. Russell's Williams experience will come in handy :lol: On Missed Apex podcast this was exactly mentioned after the Bahrain race. The. Mercedes car has a nervous backend which Russell has vast experience w...

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TheGiantHogweed wrote: ↑
Sat Mar 23, 2024 5:20 am
great recovery from ocon there. Impressive that he got through

On the other hand, Ricciardo being embarrassed.

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Bring on qualy. Can't wait....

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My Australian Grand Prix prediction:

1. Max Verstappen
2. Charles Leclerc
3. Sergio Perez
4. Carlos Sainz
5. Oscar Piastri
6. George Russell
7. Lando Norris
8. Fernando Alonso
9. Lewis Hamilton
10. Lance Stroll

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My Australian Grand Prix prediction: Out in Q1: 20. Logan Sargaent 19. Esteban Ocon 18. Pierre Gasly 17. Guanou Zhou 16. Valtteri Bottas Out in Q2: 15. Kevin Magnussen 14. Daniel Ricciardo 13. Alex Albon 12. Nico Hulkenberg 11. Yuki Tsunoda Q3: 10. Lance Stroll 9. Lewis Hamilton 8. George Russell 7....

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Sainz looking dashing & healthy...Welcome back.

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Piastri turning the tables & then we get this:

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This is new:

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Is Sainz fit to drive? That will be decided thursday, when he has to pass an FIA-test. This is from msn.com: On Thursday at Albert Park, the Spaniard is due for the FIA’s mandatory medical evaluations, which include a crucial driver extraction exercise. This test is quite demanding as it requires t...

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We're surely getting Bearman next year in a Haas. Question is if Antonelli will be on the grid & in which team.... Rumour seems to have it at Mercedes if they can't get Verstappen otherwise Williams. It was me who had put news about this that Mercedes have an indirect deal with Williams to give Ant...

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We're surely getting Bearman next year in a Haas. Question is if Antonelli will be on the grid & in which team....

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For the 2025 seat next to Verstappen (assuming he does not depart) we have Perez and Tsunoda in contention, although I think Tsunoda only as a last resort, then Lawson (ideally to go to RB instead of Red Bull Racing, but still), and then Sainz and Alonso. Now Albon would be a better option than Tsu...

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He isn't in contention, as there are several drivers ahead of him. If Verstappen were to depart, there are still several drivers ahead of him. Albon would only be of interest to Red Bull if there were no other more suitable candidates. I'm going off rumours where are all these drivers that Red Bull...

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I'm hoping a knock on effect of Bearmans impressive stand in, is that teams are more open to taking a punt on new talent rather than sticking with safe , but frankly uninspiring old hands. I do understand, even 1 extra point gained from a driver having experience means they would take them. From a ...

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No it's not clear at all if Albon was available then I think he would be in contention, Red Bull are interested in Albon but they would only consider buying out his contract out if Verstappen left the team, they don't need to because they have Verstappen like wise Mercedes don't need to because the...

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You can just use both surely. It's a bit ridiculous not to penalise a driver everyone very clearly saw move just because the sensor said he didn't. Although I could definitely see an argument for not penalising the sort of thing Norris did as he gained no advantage and didn't do anything unsafe. so...

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TheGiantHogweed wrote: ↑
Mon Mar 11, 2024 9:41 am

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Mon Mar 11, 2024 9:37 am
So much for Mercedes' 2024 hopes & positivity:

Which team was the worst? Something makes me think Sauber.

Yup.

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So much for Mercedes' 2024 hopes & positivity:

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