Dare I say it but Ferrari might actually win one this weekend. Merc looks to be out of it with Ham’s penalty and heavy porpoising back. Max is probably still the favorite, even with the penalty, but this is one of the worst tracks for passing so if Charles qualifies well then he has a good chance (unless he’s defeated by his own pit wall)
Pretty shit race overall. Actually a shit weekend overall. The penalty fiasco ruined qualifying as it pretty much didn't matter. They need to change the penalty system or give them more allocations of parts/engines and make it so a race cannot end under a SC.What a shit way to end Monza
He could sit out the rest of the season and still win. Red bull knows that Ferrari are under pressure to not screw up strategy, that even if Ferrari make the right call, red bull does the opposite to make Ferrari question themselves.It seems like we are at the point where it doesn't really matter where Max starts, he's going to win. Barring a DNF, I think Singapore, maybe Suzuka, is the only track where we may see a different winner.
Dogshit ending. Masi woulda red flagged it so we could go CAR RACING.. bring him back.
If Lewis was in first they would have closed the pit lane for Mercedes cars only and allowed everyone else to get on fresh softs so he would lose. Everyone's out to get him.Masi would only have done that if Max was in second place. If Max had been leading last year, the race would have ended under the safety car like this race did.
https://apnews.com/article/sports-health-formula-one-appendicitis-418c78223a52855deab7b7d47a04414f“Following surgery, Alex suffered with unexpected post-operative anaesthetic complications which led to respiratory failure, a known but uncommon complication,” Williams said. “He was re-intubated and transferred to intensive care for support.
“He made excellent progress overnight and was able to be removed from mechanical ventilation yesterday morning. He has now been transferred to a general ward and is expected to return home tomorrow. There were no other complications.”