FORMULA 1 STC SAUDI ARABIAN GRAND PRIX 2024 - Jeddah....Race.... ▄▀▄▀▄▀ SPOILERS ▄▀▄▀▄▀

Image Unavailable, Please Login



Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

3.30am local time and max is playing iracing on twitch

https://x.com/scuderiafemboy/status/1766258353812939002?s=46&t=PZKpGOWVwdlf5HjPqS-EPg

 

That wouldnt be me up that late before a race.

 

I think Enzo Ferrari would have loved this kid.

 

A pure racer.

 

Looking forward to our "new recruit" Ollie's race. The first driver to make his F1 debut in a Ferrari since 1972 (Arturo Merzario, taking a sixth place - and points - for the Scuderia at the British GP @ Brands Hatch).

 

For Ferrari the next John Surtees perhaps ?

 

Hoping the Bearcat makes it past a DNF. Kind of what I’m expecting with no shade on his talent.

 

Can Beer-Man make it onto the podium?!?! Let’s dream a little…

 

Gotta make sure Charles can get on the podium first.

 

Image Unavailable, Please Login

 

https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/why-saudi-arabian-gp-could-deliver-one-of-f1s-most-unpleasant-races/10585260/

Why Saudi Arabian GP could deliver one of F1’s most "unpleasant" races
The Formula 1 pack face “a very unpleasant race” in the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with the considerable physical and mental demands placed on the drivers by the Jeddah layout.
Alex Kalinauckas Mar 9, 2024, 10:17 AM
Upd: Mar 9, 2024, 10:37 AM

Image Unavailable, Please Login
Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing RB20

Andy Hone / Motorsport Images

That’s the view of Red Bull driver Sergio Perez, but it’s echoed by his F1 peers.

It all centres on the 3.84-mile street track having an average speed of 155mph, with the close-proximity walls requiring additional levels of concentration and precision.

The circuit is also an anti-clockwise configuration, one of eight on the 2024 schedule, and its comparatively smooth surface means the drivers will not back off as much from their ultimate car potential pace over the longer race stints because they do not have to worry about excessive tyre degradation.

That all adds up to why Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc says: “I think physically it’s definitely the most or one of the most difficult races of the season.”

On the mental challenge of the 50-lap Jeddah race, Leclerc adds: “The fact that it's a street track, but with so many fast corners, you are obviously on the limit of the car and every little bump has an effect on the car and when you lose the rears at those speeds it's not a nice moment.”

He continues: “So, that makes it very challenging, as well as obviously the very high-speed corners.

“You need to be super precise and that makes it very difficult, because if you are out by five or 10 centimetres, it's not like you go wide and that's it [with runoff to move into]. You touch the wall and it's done. So, to find the confidence on a track like this is much more difficult than other tracks.”

 

How the hell is Max gonna win if he’s up all night. ?

 

At this level it begins to be pathological..

 

RedBull - gives you wings!

 

I'm still confused about this new thing where races are on Saturday. I keep missing qualifying and almost the race.

When did GPs on Saturday become a thing? At Las Vegas?

 

Ramadan is in the Middle East, so Sundays are off limits plus Ramadan requests 7 days hence why we have GP's on Saturdays.

Yeah I know, it's not Melbourne.

 

What a stupid article. This isn’t the first race here. Everything is already known about the track and any demands on the car and driver.

 

What genius placed two GPs in the middle of Ramadan?

Probably the same idiot who gave us the World Cup in November.

 

Middle East countries host the opening and closing races of the championship.
This year, unfortunately, the dates for Bahrain and Saudi Arabia clash with the beginning of Ramadan.
In fact Ramadan fits well with night races after sundown, so maybe Las Vegas ...

 

Or moved the Paris Dakar in Saudi Arabia!

 

We have racing and no one is happy. Why isnt AUS blah blah blah. Hilarious and sad. Humans.

 

Crime, death and issues in 3rd world Africa. No they shouldnt have moved it at all lol.

 

Youth

 

No just rename it precisely, new generations are more and more mediocre in geography isn’t it ?
( I’m just talking about France educational system)