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🏎️🏁 Formula One: 2025!

It seems odd seeing Lewis in a red car considering how many times the red cars (or even Red Bull cars) tried to run him off the track over the years!
 
That was a weird race.....I seem to remember that in the 70s/80s/90s, folks drove in a lot more heavier rain....
 
I think this YT movie explains the problem which Red Bull drivers are facing very well.


To answer your question Ed, I think when Daniel Ricciardo would have stayed with Red Bull he would have most probably grown into the problem with the car, and it is likely he would be better of dealing with this problem. However when I looked at Daniel's results in his last races, he was not as fast as he used to be. So I think he would have been replaced anyhow.

So for ma a more interesting question is "where would Carlos Sainz be when he would have stayed with the Red Bull family".

Cheers,
Huub
 
huub vink said:
I think this YT movie explains the problem which Red Bull drivers are facing very well.


To answer your question Ed, I think when Daniel Ricciardo would have stayed with Red Bull he would have most probably grown into the problem with the car, and it is likely he would be better of dealing with this problem. However when I looked at Daniel's results in his last races, he was not as fast as he used to be. So I think he would have been replaced anyhow.

So for ma a more interesting question is "where would Carlos Sainz be when he would have stayed with the Red Bull family".

Cheers,
Huub
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That guy has a most excellent YouTube channel that I subscribe to!
 
huub vink said:
To answer your question Ed, I think when Daniel Ricciardo would have stayed with Red Bull he would have most probably grown into the problem with the car, and it is likely he would be better of dealing with this problem. However when I looked at Daniel's results in his last races, he was not as fast as he used to be. So I think he would have been replaced anyhow.

So for ma a more interesting question is "where would Carlos Sainz be when he would have stayed with the Red Bull family".

Cheers,
Huub
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Hmmm....I actually think the Red Bull fit Daniel's style of driving more than the other cars that he stepped into!
 
Max is still definitely in the hunt because the McLaren drivers a swapping wins rather than one driver having them all.
 
Definitely shaping up to be an exciting season!
-Ferrari is probably underperforming...
-McLaren drivers still swapping points...
-Newey designs to stand out next season?
-Red Bull in yet another "Driver #2 Pickle" situation...
-Where was Mercedes? (Monaco)
-Williams "just about there?"....
 
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