Must be some massive changes to the suspension if they are going over to low profile tyres as it's the big walled current tyres that provide most of the absorption of impact and shock.
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Whether Albon was on the official racing line or not, he left a huge gap on the inside (more than a car’s width) - part of the skill of being a racing driver is taking those slim opportunities and making the move stick. If that was any of the top 6, there is NO way they move that wide when under pressure from behind. He should have defended the corner, but didn’t and Hamilton snuck up the inside - naive, and it was Albon’s own fault - he won’t do that again.
If that’s seen as a penalty, we may as well all pack up and go home...
And as for Vettel, can’t believe he got away with that move - Leclerc made his one permitted move, did not deviate on the line he chose, and Seb turned into him - clear as day.
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If that’s seen as a penalty, we may as well all pack up and go home...
I agree with you, this should not have been a penalty.
However, Hamilton said it was his fault on camera and did NOT turn up to defend himself at the stewards meeting, so the stewards had no other option than to give him a penalty.
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I agree, Albon left the door open. Gutted for him, but it shouldn't have been a penalty.
The Ferrari boys need better rules of engagement... By all means race your teammate, but instead of leaving 1/2 a car width, leave at least a full car's width!
Delighted for Sainz and McLaren though.
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Somewhat predictable, sadly as Robert Kubica was not up to the mark, as doesn't Papa Latifi provide sponsorship to Williams?
In other news, from yesterday, Honda confirmed they will power both Red Bull and Torro Rosso for 2020 and 2021. Nothing though on any further commitment.
Yes, Lewis won his Schumacher equalling sixth World Championship but would have been more difficult had Ferrari been better on strategy etc.
Remarkable that their, Ferrari's, no 2 Charles LeClerc's performance so comprehensively eclipsed that of five times World Championship winner Sebastian Vettel.
Might there yet be a twist in the tail from this season? Sebastian's body language at Abu Dhabi was remarkably, how can it be put, deflated. Will he be driving next season or walk away, as Nico Rosberg did a couple of years ago?