The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix race review Podcast. Join Paul and me as we review the Singapore GP in all it’s glory. We cover each team as they finished and even discuss Ferrari’s strategy, Alonso’s bad day, Mercedes and their fresh tires and wy sacrificing Leclerc is the right thing to do.
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Regarding the safety system discussion, I think that all the right tools are already in place without having to resort to something as minute as GPS tracking. The main problem is now s-l-o-w they are to deploy everything. For example, when Lance crashed and his car was strewn across the raceway and his car parked right in the middle, why did it take so long to issue the yellow? Better question: Why didn’t they go straight to the VSC? Is there a protocol where they HAVE to issue a yellow in a sector before they can go to VSC or… Read more »
FP1 in Suzuka… the “new regs” had nothing to do with Red Bull… it was the Singapore rough track that required raising the car — according to a press conference.
I am delighted to know that my concern was unfounded.