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|    Geoff to Alan    |
|    Re: British GP    |
|    10 Jul 24 15:31:47    |
      From: geoff@geoffwood.org              On 10/07/2024 11:16 am, Alan wrote:       > On 2024-07-09 16:13, Geoff wrote:       >> On 8/07/2024 4:34 am, Alan wrote:       >>> On 2024-07-07 09:09, pP85PrR wrote:       >>>> Exciting at the front!       >>>>       >>>> Interesting how strategy decisions have potentially strong influence       >>>> on the drivers' results. As Martin Brundle reiterated: "The right       >>>> tire at the right time."       >>>>       >>>> A personal opinion: so good not to see a sea of orange shirts       >>>> setting off their orange flares. Do I remember correctly that there       >>>> was a prohibition on those flares at one point in the last season or       >>>> two?       >>>>       >>>       >>> Fantastic to have three different cars...       >>>       >>> ...(and 5 different drivers--sorry Sergio, but you're just not there       >>> at the moment)...       >>>       >>> ...all with a legitimate shot at being the fastest at any given track.       >>>       >>> McLaren clearly got a couple of strategy calls wrong:       >>>       >>> not double-stacking Oscar ruined his race,       >>>       >>> and the tougher call of medium vs soft for Norris (rewatching the       >>> race fromm Norris's in-car feed shows it ended up being a joint       >>> decision with Norris first mentioning choosing the same tires as       >>> Hamilton). Piastri ended up gaining about 16-17 seconds on Norris by       >>> choosing the medium, so that choice is going to haunt Norris for a       >>> while.       >>>       >>> But it was brilliant driving by everyone at the top.       >>>       >>> Congrats, Lewis!       >>       >> Surprising that none of the haters have come out with "HAM wouldn't       >> have won if RUS hadn't been retired because Mercedes favour HAM" yet.       >       > Sorry... ...not a hater.       >       > I don't know who would have won if Russell hadn't retired.       >              Absolutely. But if RUS had been in the mix all sorts of other       permuations may have eventuated. We simply can't know ;- )              geoff              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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