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Thread: 2022 Saudi Arabian GP Thread - Buildup, Practice & Qualifying

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    That Merc looks like it's a handful to drive... porposing the most out of all the cars. Also think Ferrari have the engines turned down this FP

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    Oh jesus! Sainz forgot a trampoline in the cockpit or what?

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    Well...well...so we are also porpoising like hell

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    Sainz's car doesn't look great to drive ATM.

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    looks like we going to need to sacrifice some downforce to get rid of our bouncing

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    We don't look good

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    Charles' car looks much smoother.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aziz View Post
    We don't look good
    why is that??? just because we don't top the FP1 time sheets.....it's only free practice mate, we'll bounce back come quali

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    looking at Bot, we def have the engine turned down

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    That lap was on softs though...

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    Why didn't Kevin go out at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aziz View Post
    We don't look good
    I rather think it's Sainz and his car which is not there. LEC setup looked smooth. But one thing is that we still get these random snaps of over-steer in fast corners...need to improve on that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 458 Italia View Post
    Why didn't Kevin go out at all?
    Hydraulics issue

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    Quote Originally Posted by gump1480 View Post
    Hydraulics issue
    Ta.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 458 Italia View Post
    That lap was on softs though...
    SF #3 is looking good

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    Quote Originally Posted by 458 Italia View Post
    Why didn't Kevin go out at all?
    Hydraulic issues

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    Verstappen didn't even manage to improve on softs. This session was useless. FP2 in the night will show way more.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aziz View Post
    We don't look good

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    Quote Originally Posted by tifosi1993 View Post
    That guy must be a troll......lol
    I th8k we look pretty good...sainz needs to find a better set up as well

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    Just joking mate, beaing sarcastic

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    Quote Originally Posted by FerrariF60 View Post
    That guy must be a troll......lol
    I th8k we look pretty good...sainz needs to find a better set up as well
    yes lecs car looks good.

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    There were missiles and bombing near the track at the end of FP1...

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    BTW, the Houthis have struck an Aramco oil facility. It was only 10km away from the circuit and the huge smoke could be seen during the live feed.

    Way to go FIA and Liberty, all those talks about war and Russia while racing in a country which is also at war and causing one of the biggest human catastrophe in recent history.

    The drivers and the team members are in grave danger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tifosi1993 View Post
    BTW, the Houthis have struck an Aramco oil facility. It was only 10km away from the circuit and the huge smoke could be seen during the live feed.

    Way to go FIA and Liberty, all those talks about war and Russia while racing in a country which is also at war and causing one of the biggest human catastrophe in recent history.

    The drivers and the team members are in grave danger.

    I hope no one is hurt.

    Based on that FP1 we should have a good pace for quali on the softs, Max seemed to struggle with those. But he has better pace in long runs on the hard tyre. Anyways not a representative session so let's wait and see on FP2

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    I didn't watch this race last year, but man does this track suck. Street circuits in general suck but this one is even more bland than Valencia.

    Quote Originally Posted by tifosi1993 View Post
    BTW, the Houthis have struck an Aramco oil facility. It was only 10km away from the circuit and the huge smoke could be seen during the live feed.

    Way to go FIA and Liberty, all those talks about war and Russia while racing in a country which is also at war and causing one of the biggest human catastrophe in recent history.

    The drivers and the team members are in grave danger.
    Technically there is no war IN Russia, the reason for canceling the GP was because of the countries actions, not safety within the country. Having said that, F1 will go to China which has literal concentration camps so so assume F1 has any consistency or logic with their SJW BS is asking WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scudieros View Post
    I hope no one is hurt.

    Based on that FP1 we should have a good pace for quali on the softs, Max seemed to struggle with those. But he has better pace in long runs on the hard tyre. Anyways not a representative session so let's wait and see on FP2
    Who did long runs on hards ??? I dont think that was actually long runs, but the 1st feeling of the track where the where puching a bit more lap by lap !!
    FERRARI FOR EVER !!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PURE PASSION View Post
    Some changes in the livery of the numbers on the cars !!!
    Attachment 8004Attachment 8005
    Finally!! Much better, especially Leclerc's number.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PURE PASSION View Post
    Who did long runs on hards ??? I dont think that was actually long runs, but the 1st feeling of the track where the where puching a bit more lap by lap !!
    This Italian article says Max did a 'mini long run' https://it.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1...lerc-/9310306/

    but yeah I agree, it was just a first foray. Pace is there, just a matter of fine tuning, let's see where we are after FP2-3

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    Quote Originally Posted by tifosi1993 View Post
    BTW, the Houthis have struck an Aramco oil facility. It was only 10km away from the circuit and the huge smoke could be seen during the live feed.

    Way to go FIA and Liberty, all those talks about war and Russia while racing in a country which is also at war and causing one of the biggest human catastrophe in recent history.

    The drivers and the team members are in grave danger.
    I'm surprised the Saudis haven't been allowed to have public executions at the track as between session entertainment.

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