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“ Lap 43/72: Unfortunately @Charles_Leclerc retires from the race do due damage on his floor that was progressively getting worse ��”
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From Twitter Ferrari
“ Lap 43/72: Unfortunately @Charles_Leclerc retires from the race do due damage on his floor that was progressively getting worse ��”
Max is holding back so much. I'm amazed at Palmer's commentary of Max is not running away. He can easily do low 1:13's if he wants to.
Thankfully i knew what about to happend so didn't waste my time watching this race !
Bye Gasly
And CS lost it to PG
Carlos on 15-laps old Inters!? What?
RED FLAG
Max's race engineer is decisive. Max wanted to stay out for one extra lap on slicks but GP called him to box.
Leclercs post race interveiw: He says the floor damage was when he made contact with front wing damage.
I guess.
Charles said that he lost 60 points of downforce level with the damage on his car…
Giuliano Duchessa
L’auto di LEC ha perso 60 punti di carico che equivalgono circa al 20% del carico verticale in curva con conseguente degrado posteriore per resistere.
Č quasi come se avesse un’ala posteriore di Baku
Hamilton, Norris and Russell; those 3 are a big threat for us.
Sainz caught sleeping on the restart
Lol we are slower than Alpine on pure pace this week
5th having all, is not that bad result...
Good job Carlos.
What a terrible car the SF23 is. Can't switch on its tyres in intermediate conditions, chews up its tyres in dry conditions, lacks downforce and quite terrible in long radius corners. Pathetic car.
Any way WAY behind race pace of front runnersQuote:
Originally Posted by stefa
We are the 6th fastest team this race
Behind Red Bull, behind Aston, behind Mercedes, behind, McLaren, behind Alpine
Embarrasing
Everyone has brought updates here except for us. Not only Ferrari have designed a terrible car, they are equally terrible at developing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by elnano14
Engine is the only saving grace.
We have all read these posts before. It will be a second half of hit and miss just like a piniata at a child's birthday party.Seasons end can't come quick enough and ferrari with its fans can celebrate the scrapping of this f1 nightmare.
Out of curiosity, does anyone have the figures on F1 viewership these last 10 ( :-( ) years?
well this is what we inherited from Binotto....maybe HE would have been teh only one to unlock the true potential of the sf23....or maybe this car is a total FLOP....which i personally think it isQuote:
Originally Posted by tifosi1993
i wonder which way the Ferrari will go with its 2024 contender?? will we see a copy of the RB19 but more evolved?? and will we see a change in front suspension to PULLROD as the red bull have??
we;ll see what 2024 will bring us
so you think we may have a shot at podium at Monza.....where speed is king, or will that slick rocket williams be better than us there as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by tifosi1993
Carlos putting up a good defense against Lewis was the only highlight of the race for us.
Being beaten by Alpine was a harsh reality check for us though
Couldn't watch the race and have only just seen the reason for LEC's retirement, nothing to add really and it goes from bad to worse for him, at least Carlos got some points but that's little compensation. Monza will be difficult, even if it's dry.:roll
Carlos' finishing 5th is what has him just 3 points in fifth place. I see it as a big deal driver and Ferrari team wise. A Charles podium next race will keep us Ferrari die hard fans calm and hope full.