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No clue mate. I don't believe it myself. If Ferrari managed to squeeze that, reliably....****ing hell that's a job and a half.
Especially after 3 years and and just a few races this season. Ferrari is going lightspeed in development. Petty much no more backwards and just push forwards.
Via ESPN F1 Some interesting stuff to look out for this weekend on the engine side. Haas and Sauber have fitted new parts to all four of their cars, confirming reports this week of both moving to the newest Ferrari upgrade. The factory team will not take the upgrade until after the summer break, in time for the power-sensitive Spa-Francorchamps and Monza circuits, but yesterday U.S. magazine Racer reported the upgrade is expected to worth up to 40 brakehorsepower. If that figure is accurate, it represents another very impressive step forward for Ferrari with the engine now considered to be the benchmark in F1.
It's one of the areas the regs allow the most development in. I'd like to see the aero rules simplified some, but the teams are eating it up.
The FIA have issued a SUSPENDED €10,000 fine to Renault for the TYRE INFRINGEMENT in FP2. The FINE has been suspended until the end of the season, subject to the offense not happening again. Image Unavailable, Please Login and FIA - Car 9 [Marcus Ericsson] was released from a pit stop in an unsafe condition. DECISION: The competitor (Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team) is fined €5,000.
Pooosh - pooosh - pooosh is now heard throughout the team, not just on the driver's radio during the race.
The Hulk situation seems like an honest error, as for Ericsson, pit lane rules should be strictly enforced. Lots of tragedies in the pits over the decades.
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That's an understatement! Giorgio Piola is going to have fun (!) doing his next "technical analysis" book.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/formula1/44994531 Hungarian GP: All you need to know - Hamilton's masterclass & the Force India ripple effect