GoodAreasShane
Cricketer Of The Year
Yeah I don't think it's an exaggeration to say Perez is pretty much racing for his F1 career this race
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Formula 1
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Coronis
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I didn’t see any practices - and I heard FP3 was wet too - so quite unsure of the pace between the top 3 teams. (I just have a feeling LeClerc really smashed it in the wet quali my gut based on recent form says Ferrari won’t have front running pace).
I’m thinking one of the Mercs or McLarens will be hounding Perez all race and he’ll need to show some mettle.
GoodAreasShane
Cricketer Of The Year
Honestly I haven't seen any on track action this weekend either, so your guess is as good as mine.
With that said, would think your assesment of Leclerc's lap seems on the money, he's always had a bit of a knack with qualifying and I can recall a couple of great performances in adverse conditions too, not convinced that will really convert to much come tonight,especially considering as far as I can tell the weather should be better
Coronis
International Coach
Surprising tbh. Great 1 stops by Russell and Alonso.
Perez mate seriously? Just…. seriously?
Ricciardo missing out on the points rip. So Red Bull and RB still remains murky af.
Passing was quite difficult, but yeah there some close battles.
rip Oscar’s final stop, wonder how much closer he might’ve been without that. Shoutout to the front jack guy again.
Perez mate seriously? Just…. seriously?
Ricciardo missing out on the points rip. So Red Bull and RB still remains murky af.
Passing was quite difficult, but yeah there some close battles.
rip Oscar’s final stop, wonder how much closer he might’ve been without that. Shoutout to the front jack guy again.
kyear2
International Coach
kyear2
International Coach
Sure Toto is still calling daily, just has to accept the call.
Flem274*
123/5
Fans on (non cw) social media, after being told through numerous media for years that F1 is not a meritocracy, are shocked to discover F1 is not a meritocracy.
If Ricciardo or Lawson had a spare 50 million then they'd have that seat. Yuki knows what's up by sticking with Daddy Honda.
If Ricciardo or Lawson had a spare 50 million then they'd have that seat. Yuki knows what's up by sticking with Daddy Honda.
Coronis
International Coach
I read somewhere that Perez brings like 30+ mill of sponsorship and the difference between 1st and 2nd constructors prize money is only 9 mill.
Also Sainz has officially signed, so perhaps we’ll get the grid setup done over this break? Probably not on Red Bull/RB but Alpine/Sauber/Merc. Hope Williams improves, for both his and Albon’s sake.
Coronis
International Coach
Wende bei Red Bull: Perez bleibt Verstappens Teamkollege | F1-Insider.com
Sergio Perez bleibt Max Verstappens Teamkollege. Shootout für nächstes Jahr.
f1-insider.com
If you can’t see the translation - apparently Perez was meant to be kicked but Liberty intervened, afraid it would mean declining crowds and viewers at the Mexican GP.
Coronis
International Coach
Jack Doohan lands Alpine F1 race seat for 2025
Jack Doohan will race in Formula 1 next season with Alpine. Image: Bearne / XPB Images Jack Doohan has been
speedcafe.com
Another Aussie in F1!
If Ricciardo remains next year it will be only the second time we’ve had 3 Aussies on the grid. (happened once before, at the 1976 US GP, Alan Jones, Larry Perkins, Wawrick Brown)