Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that is
said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going. :)
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the reason
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see this maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be
decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but
Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papa
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the reason
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see this maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be
decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but
Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papa
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
Twitter has easy app access for all and is free but lately
it hasn't been as pleasant a place to be.
On 21 Jul 2023 09:08:03 GMT, Sir Tim wrote:
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the reason
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see this
maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be
decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to
progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but
Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papa
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
The slowing down might also be that newsgroup usage is dropping so much
that ISPs are not including free accounts with internet access. I use a
free account that just doesn't allow binaries but not everyone will go through that. Twitter has easy app access for all and is free but lately
it hasn't been as pleasant a place to be.
On 21 Jul 2023 09:08:03 GMT, Sir Tim wrote:
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the reason
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going. >> :)
for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see this maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papaYes utter dominance can make a season pretty dull. I really hoped Checo would put the fight to Max a few times a year to give some excitement at
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
the front but he has really crumbled under pressure this year. The scrap
for the remaining positions is pretty decent though.
I also think Aston Martin won't be running near the front for the rest of the season. Hopefully here can be a bit of a spark as their car is good at lower speeds.
I actually have good expectations with Daniel, he seems in a much better place psych wise and that should help him a lot. He know this isn't a dead end seat like say at Haas where things won't ever really get better, and that should keep the motivation up.
Hopefully we'll have a decent chat during quali too.
Jfleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
On 21 Jul 2023 09:08:03 GMT, Sir Tim wrote:
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the reason
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something
going.
:)
for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see this
maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be
decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to
progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but
Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papa
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
The slowing down might also be that newsgroup usage is dropping so much
that ISPs are not including free accounts with internet access. I use a
free account that just doesn't allow binaries but not everyone will go
through that. Twitter has easy app access for all and is free but
lately it hasn't been as pleasant a place to be.
Yes, we are all antediluvian here. I tend to hang on partly out of habit
and partly because I am reluctant to give Zuckerberg, Musk et al easy
access to my data.
I pay 10 euros p.a. to individual.net for Usenet access.
http://news.individual.net/overview.php
On Friday, July 21, 2023 at 9:37:32 AM UTC-4, fleemos876 wrote:
On 21 Jul 2023 09:08:03 GMT, Sir Tim wrote:
fleemos876 <[email protected]> wrote:Yes utter dominance can make a season pretty dull. I really hoped Checo
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?Yes, this group has become sadly depleted of late :-( Maybe the
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit
that is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something
going.
:)
reason for this is the utter dominance of RBR and MV. I expect to see
this maintained in Hungary.
Hopefully McLaren will be able to maintain their newly-found form.
Piastri looks like a major new talent.
I am frankly dubious as to whether Danny Ric will be able to do much
with the Alpha Tauri, he will certainly have to show himself to be
decisively quicker than Tsunoda by the end of the season if he is to
progress.
Can’t help feeling that the Aston Martin surge is on the wain but
Fernando should still go well at the Hungaroring. I fear that papa
Stroll will soon have to consider firing hi son.
would put the fight to Max a few times a year to give some excitement
at the front but he has really crumbled under pressure this year. The
scrap for the remaining positions is pretty decent though.
I also think Aston Martin won't be running near the front for the rest
of the season. Hopefully here can be a bit of a spark as their car is
good at lower speeds.
I actually have good expectations with Daniel, he seems in a much
better place psych wise and that should help him a lot. He know this
isn't a dead end seat like say at Haas where things won't ever really
get better, and that should keep the motivation up.
Hopefully we'll have a decent chat during quali too.
Yes, let’s make sure we preserve going nowhere teams like Haas and
Williams in its current form and prevent the entry of a dynamic
organization like Andretti who might possibly shake up this morass.
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that is
said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
On Thu, 20 Jul 2023 18:35:05 -0000 (UTC), fleemos876 wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that
is said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
Bottas is rapid on that hard tire
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that is
said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
Great to see Hamilton earning pole!
The new tire rules don't add much to the show and if they want to save money they should find off track ways to do that.
On Thu, 20 Jul 2023 18:35:05 -0000 (UTC), fleemos876 wrote:
Will the RB upgrade increase the gap or will they stumble?
Can McLaren maintain their new found form?
Will we see the old Daniel Ricciardo?
Can Fernando Alonso return to fighting at the front on a circuit that is
said to suit the Aston more?
Let's see if getting this out sooner this time can get something going.
:)
Drivers dropped after Q1: Albon, Tsunoda, Russell, Magnussen, Sargeant.
Daniel Ricciardo into Q2 :)
On 2023-07-22 5:51 PM, XYXPDQ wrote:
Great to see Hamilton earning pole!
The new tire rules don't add much to the show and if they want to save money they should find off
track ways to do that.
I'd think that reducing the total number of tires would save a fair bit.
And most teams run only softs in Q3 anyway, don't they? Any team that needs to run softs in either
of the other qualifying sessions really isn't going to challenge for a win anyway.
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