It seems to me that the heat destroyed the tires and the spring weekends didn't give teams enough time to find the optimal setup, ergo hard to overtake + some upsets.What do people think about the Miami circuit? I couldn't get past the nonsense like the fake boats last two years, but this time I kind of liked it.
Overtaking is hard. I was surprised that Hamilton, with DRS all day, couldn't make any headway in the last 15 laps or so. But in general even without significant overtaking it is an interesting track. I think it's growing on me a little.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY4KKG4TBFoThe strategy under Fred and Co has been better. There is real hoping.
At what point is FIA going to banish Kevin Magnusen? He’s a menace.Monaco first lap is just pure carnage with most of it being teammate-on-teammate crime. And Sainz might get a massive get-out-of-jail-free card if they restart the race at the original order due to not every car making the first timing point.
I think it gets well over 100m viewers worldwide. More races like today and I suppose that might change. But people like the tradition I guess. It’s like watching a boring game at Fenway.They need to take this race off the calendar.
F1 could use the NASCAR rule that you can't pit under a red flag.The pitstop loop hole really screwed up any chance of an interesting race. I would go as far as saying a tire change during a red flag does not count toward running a different compound.
Or at a minimum, if you are unable to determine the proper order of the cars and must reuse the original start grid, that does not count as running whatever compound you started on.