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Feb 17, 2022 5:09:07 PM
- Shaich
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Feb 17, 2022 5:09:15 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
By 'reassigning' Masi, FIA admit he fucked it up without saying he fucked it up. Saving some face for themselves. But honestly, everyone can see right though that and know exactly what is happening. Masi fucked up Abu Dhabi race and hence the 'reassignment'.
Horner must be cursing constantly right now, he won't have a guy he can bully and influence anymore.
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Feb 17, 2022 6:04:05 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
Shaich:kudryavchik:He didnt go, he will stay in FIA
yes but he was dropped as FIA race director... and that is IMO the right decision.
I am glad that Freitas came (simultaneously its a pity that he leaves WEC). And its good for sport that there will be no radio talks between teams and judge body. On Masi.. lots of things went wrong way, but I cant say he did a wrong decision during that particular race. It had to happen, nothing good in direct talks between teams and judges, especially public
Feb 17, 2022 6:50:58 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
kudryavchik:Shaich:kudryavchik:He didnt go, he will stay in FIA
yes but he was dropped as FIA race director... and that is IMO the right decision.
I am glad that Freitas came (simultaneously its a pity that he leaves WEC). And its good for sport that there will be no radio talks between teams and judge body. On Masi.. lots of things went wrong way, but I cant say he did a wrong decision during that particular race. It had to happen, nothing good in direct talks between teams and judges, especially public
Single biggest thing he did wrong was doing a partial lapped cars overtake. Nothing in the rule book says he can do that, it's either all or none.
2nd biggest thing he did wrong was to ignore the safety car procedure as it is written in the rulebook, bringing in the safety car one lap too early.
Many more but those two are the headline ones.
The counter argument is that as it is written in the rule book, the Race Director has overriding power on the use of the safety car, no one is arguing that. But once he invoked the safety car, there is a set of rules to be followed after.
It's like race starts, once he invoked the race start procedures, there is a whole set of rules governing that, the rule says it's one red light, two, three, four and five, then the cars can go AFTER all the lights go off.
What he did with the safety car at Abu Dhabi is exactly the same as changing the start to not wait for all 5 lights to go off, but having the cars go when the 3rd light comes on cause Horner is complaining about Max's car is overheating while waiting for the 5 red lights.
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Feb 17, 2022 9:55:41 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
Joost:Whoopsy:...Horner must be cursing constantly right now, he won't have a guy he can bully and influence anymore.
Oh common Nick, you can't be serious! As if Toto never tried to have his way on he radio...
Are you new around here? He’s been carping about how unfair that race was even before it ended. It’s the selective application of the rule book by the Hamiltonians that’s the most appalling.
Feb 17, 2022 11:49:11 PM
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CGX car nut:Joost:Whoopsy:...Horner must be cursing constantly right now, he won't have a guy he can bully and influence anymore.
Oh common Nick, you can't be serious! As if Toto never tried to have his way on he radio...
Are you new around here? He’s been carping about how unfair that race was even before it ended. It’s the selective application of the rule book by the Hamiltonians that’s the most appalling.
Yep, several months have passed by, but we are still in 2021
Feb 18, 2022 1:52:31 AM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
FIA finally acknowledged TODAY a mistake was made and taken action. It’s what Whoopsy and others have been saying all along. Don’t want to see anyone lose their job but it’s a soft landing apparently… this also makes the asterisk on the championship for Max official unfortunately for him. Great season shaping up for 2022, 30 days til Bahrain!
Re: [2022] Formula 1
Joost:Whoopsy:...Horner must be cursing constantly right now, he won't have a guy he can bully and influence anymore.
Oh common Nick, you can't be serious! As if Toto never tried to have his way on he radio...
Can you think of one instance in the 2021 season that when Toto 'communicate' with Masi, he got his way?
I really can't think of any. In fact, every time when Toto speak to Masi asking for something, Masi immediately do the exact opposite of what Toto wants just about every time. And Toto proceed to annihilate his headsets on live TV.
But when Horner gets on the radio, Masi may not do what he wants immediately, but eventually, yes, most of the time. Don't have to look far back. Brazil, "let them race', Abu Dhabi "any does;t mean all".
Must be the British accent vs the German accent. On this part, I really do agreed with the British biased claimed by Max fans, a British team principal wield much more power than say a German principal.
That's just from the Liberty Media broadcast however. Teams must have communicated with Masi countless times, but the broadcast team pick and choose what to publish on the live feed.
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Feb 18, 2022 9:57:34 AM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
Whoopsy:Joost:Whoopsy:...Horner must be cursing constantly right now, he won't have a guy he can bully and influence anymore.
Oh common Nick, you can't be serious! As if Toto never tried to have his way on he radio...
Can you think of one instance in the 2021 season that when Toto 'communicate' with Masi, he got his way?
I really can't think of any. In fact, every time when Toto speak to Masi asking for something, Masi immediately do the exact opposite of what Toto wants just about every time. And Toto proceed to annihilate his headsets on live TV.
But when Horner gets on the radio, Masi may not do what he wants immediately, but eventually, yes, most of the time. Don't have to look far back. Brazil, "let them race', Abu Dhabi "any does;t mean all".
Must be the British accent vs the German accent. On this part, I really do agreed with the British biased claimed by Max fans, a British team principal wield much more power than say a German principal.
That's just from the Liberty Media broadcast however. Teams must have communicated with Masi countless times, but the broadcast team pick and choose what to publish on the live feed.
To be honest, I don't remember. I think this year was the first season they really broadcast these communications between the teams and the stewards, and I was surprised how much there was going on. It felt sometimes like soccer players begging the referee for a red card for the opponent, it gave me a bad taste in the mouth. And it wasn't just Horner doing that. We heard it from all sides.
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Porsche, separates Le Mans from Le Boys
Feb 19, 2022 11:37:25 AM
- Joost
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
What are the advantages of a pullrod wrt a pushrod?
I guess lower centre of gravity, as the mass of the interface where the rod connects is at the bottom rather the top of the nose, and probably aerodynamiccaly a different flow around the rod?
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Porsche, separates Le Mans from Le Boys
Feb 19, 2022 4:09:58 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
Joost:What are the advantages of a pullrod wrt a pushrod?
I guess lower centre of gravity, as the mass of the interface where the rod connects is at the bottom rather the top of the nose, and probably aerodynamiccaly a different flow around the rod?
Pullrod is less sharp, however it provides more stability. Previously, with the pushrod the stability was provided by pneumatic shock absorbers, now, only springs are allowed, so pullrod gives an advantage here. On aero - everything depends on the aero philosophy, its difficult to give strict evaluation here. And you are totally right Joost, pullrod gives lower center of gravity.
RB front suspension config is very agressive. The higher arm is located very high. MB is more conservative here. Which is not bad, in some cases the more conservative you are, the easier to set up the car.
Feb 19, 2022 4:13:04 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
Love MB chassis, on par with RB, both have very narrow sidepods, very agressive channels for venturi tunnels. Championship level cars are very noticeable. Ferrari has an interesting concept, but something tells me its a second F93A. Joker is Mclaren. Will see
AM seems to be shit. Vettel should think to change the job, he would be a nice litter collector.
Feb 19, 2022 4:22:09 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
I like this You Tube channel very much. This guy previously worked on aero and gives nice feedback. He is much more interesting to listen to compared to motorsport.com pussyballs (in Russia we call that way the guys with empty talks))
Feb 19, 2022 7:48:04 PM
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Feb 19, 2022 8:45:05 PM
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Feb 21, 2022 8:43:33 AM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
https://the-race.com/formula-1/ferrari-hasnt-achieved-all-design-goals-with-2022-f1-car-yet/
Haha, typical Ferrari. Next year we Will be strong and we must win. Next year comes... Oh, we worked Hard, the environment is difficult, we have not achieved all we wanted, but during the season we hope to keep up the development pace. End of the season - Next year we Will fight for the win.
Feb 21, 2022 11:38:04 AM
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Feb 21, 2022 11:42:05 AM
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Feb 21, 2022 8:22:00 PM
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Re: [2022] Formula 1
You might want to toss the glasses on this one. https://www.thedrive.com/news/44367/be-honest-would-you-wear-lewis-hamiltons-gucci-outfit
Feb 21, 2022 11:11:12 PM
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