Perfectly said. Couldn't agree more.
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Red Bull have tweeted saying it was a suspected fuel pump issue.
Yep, good point. Earlier in the race there were issues with the brakes overheating too so maybe it screwed the charging system and started from there.
Damn man take care of yourself. Sport is sport, it doesn't matter in the end. But mental health is important. I hope you can talk to someone, feel free to PM me if you'd like.
For both cars? Would a fuel pump electrical fault be linked to power steering fault?
Possibly. I guess.
Both cars yeah. Horner has just said steering issue was unrelated.
Probably less worrying for them then, and doesn't sound like it's in any way linked to Gasly's fire.
Redbull power trains have gotta be a little worried after three failures on their engines all near the end of the race
Well said, cracking insight
Shots fired early already!
Disappointing interview from Horner.
It was calm, measured and he wasn't being a prick. Shows what happens when you don't spend your time gloating or blaming everyone else, you can actually show your knowledge!
It was calm, measured and he wasn't being a prick. Shows what happens when you don't spend your time gloating or blaming everyone else, you can actually show your knowledge!
So exactly what @Redlambs was saying then
Fair play to both Horner and Max, both gave very calm interviews, both would have been fuming.
I actually dont really dislike Max, despite my salty comment before.
I actually dont really dislike Max, despite my salty comment before.
Max saying there was a delay when he would turn the wheel.
Good to see some exciting racing at last. Neighbours are happy, nice to see how much it matters to them and how gracious these people are.
Let's play a bit of:
Spot the difference...
Spot the difference...
You seem to have a bee in your bonnet mate.
Oh and fuel pumps need power, but you know more than me I guess. Nothing wrong with a bit of speculation, but you patrol the thread as you see fit
FERRARI 1-2, get the feck in!!!
I think an enormous amount of salt might have something to do with it.
What's all this talk about karma for Red Bull then? It's not their fault the FIA / Masi fecked up
I think an enormous amount of salt might have something to do with it.
Perez saying the engine was cutting out on him towards the end there.
Gone full cafe mode!So petty, I love it
Seems, MV winning last season really did a number on some.
Didnt watch F1 races like i used to for few years now, do you think this season will be worth of follow and watch, with new changes etc?
Didnt watch F1 races like i used to for few years now, do you think this season will be worth of follow and watch, with new changes etc?
Thought both gave very good interviews
My 3 thoughts-
Ferrari are back
Red Bull and Mclaren have a lot to work to do
I need a Guenther Steiner reaction after that result from Kevin Magnussen.
Ferrari are back
Red Bull and Mclaren have a lot to work to do
I need a Guenther Steiner reaction after that result from Kevin Magnussen.
McLaren was so bad today, what happened there?
Fixed.
But yes, as a very casual fan this has been a great start. A Ferrari 1-2, a Redbull meltdown, but most importantly there are some early signs that there might be more actual racing between a number of teams rather than the boring 2.
They did. Actually interesting to watch and informative.
I assume fuel pump wouldn't damage engine? Should be ok for red bull.
Looking forward to drivers confirming but they all seemed to be able to get close and stay close.
I don't think so, atleast probably not the first third of the season. Today's race was absolutely boring really, except for the end and 1-2 moments in the beginning. There is a good chance you will find more entertainment in this thread though.
Very calm, collected and level-headed.
I imagine most fantasy teams took a big hit. I had RBR and Perez. Can't see too many having lewis.
Max sounded like he was melting down in the car. Always forget what adrenaline does to a driver.
Mercedes will still be way more worried than Red Bull.
They were on course to finish a full minute behind Ferrari and Red Bull there, less safety cars and fuel pumps.
They were on course to finish a full minute behind Ferrari and Red Bull there, less safety cars and fuel pumps.
Hot too.
I know it won't ever happen, as come the next race they'll all be back to smug/blaming everyone else, but I really do prefer these kinds of calm and informative interviews and wish they could be every week from all teams.