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Dutch Gp 2022, Bold Calls in the Dunes!
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Belgian Gp Qualifying – It’s Deceptive
Hungarian Gp Qualifying – Mr. Saturday Awesome Delivery!
Hungarian Gp – Unexpected Updates from Aston Martin start Controversy!
Hungarian Gp – Buzzing and Bold Budapest
French Gp 2022 -Ferrari’s Awesome Tow!
Austrian Gp – 5 Important things from the Race
Engine Upgrade is the buzzword in the paddock right now. Mercedes is finding ways to gain the 0.2 sec that its deficit on the Redbull after the Styrian Gp In this section, we look into how Mercedes is trying to upgrade its engine through a loophole.
Pitstop, a good one will gain you a place, a bad one will lose you the race even (Read Bottas). Pitstop refueling is banned in 2009 after many accidents happened because of it. Now the inhuman reaction time is making it unsafe again. In this section, we look into how a pitstop in F1 works, and the rule change.
Max Verstappen wins the not so thrilling Styrian Gp, With Lewis Hamilton in second. Bottas hangs on for dear life in 3rd. Lewis was consolidating points with the fastest lap. Ferrari had a fantastic race, staying in the 3rd place fight. Their race pace is fantastic. Mclaren with Lando in 5th. Mercedes has no answer for the pace of Redbull yet!!!
As we go into Styrian Gp Qualifying, it’s traffic and track limits who played the part. Verstappen is one pole, followed by Bottas and Hamilton. Bottas 3 place Grid penalties will see him in 5th behind Norris and Perez. In this section, we see what went down in Styrian Gp Qualifying.
StyrianGp comes to Redbull Ring this week. In this section, we look into what went down on three practice sessions and what to expect going into Qualifying in StyrianGP.
Mercedes are 37 points behind Red Bull in the Championship ahead of the first of two races at the Red Bull Ring, at which they won both the Styrian Gp and Austrian Gp.
Race tracks don’t come much more picturesque than the Red Bull Ring, set in an idyllic natural bowl in the Styrian mountains. That makes for a pleasant environment for a Grand Prix. While the battle for the lead will not be as pleasant as the location but a rain-soaked F1 is just what is needed to pour more gasoline into this burning Championship.
When Verstappen crossed the line in FP2 in French Gp he was 0.008 seconds faster than Bottas. It begs a question in many, how Lap times calculations are achieved? How accurately is this measurement? All this is explained in this section.
As discussed the only strategy that would have worked is the Undercut working. If Hamilton had come out ahead and Red Bull still switched to the 2 stop, there’s every chance it would have failed. That 2.625s gap was so crucial in the French GP.
Can Bottas make the soft tyres work for him tomorrow and keep Hamilton at bay? Will Verstappen be able to get amongst the Black Arrows? Stay tuned for the Qualifying Report in the sunny, windy and dusty French Gp
