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Sky F1 saying Alex Albon is going to be disqualified not sure why at the moment though

Absolute ridiculous,they say they "blow-dried" his Starting Grid Place.....
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If they did then that breaks the very first rule in the F1 Rule book. Which states nether a team or driver can alter the track conditions in any way.

If they did then he will be penalised and redbull heavily fined.
 
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If they did then that breaks the very first rule in the F1 Rule book. Which states nether a team or driver can alter the track conditions in any way.

If they did then he will be penalised and redbull heavily fined.
It is ridiculous because the Engineers / Team will "explain" it was for the Break Cooling....
 
It is ridiculous because the Engineers / Team will "explain" it was for the Break Cooling....
But then every driver and team would be in the exact same situation. Its a extremely poor explanation. As he was the only one with a dry grid box :rofl:
 
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"Again" an corrected Result....

1. Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 1:36:12,473
2. Max Verstappen NED Red Bull + 8,702
3. Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes 9,452
4. Lance Stroll CAN Racing Point 57,579
5. Alexander Albon THA Red Bull 1:18,316
6. Sebastian Vettel GER Ferrari 1 Lap
7. Sergio Perez MEX Racing Point 1 Lap
8. Daniel Ricciardo AUS Renault 1 Lap
9. Carlos Sainz ESP McLaren 1 Lap
10. Kevin Magnussen * DEN Haas 1 Lap
11. Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 1 Lap
12. Daniil Kwjat RUS Alpha Tauri1 Lap
13. Lando Norris GBR McLaren 1 Lap
14. Esteban Ocon FRA Renault 1 Lap
15. Kimi Räikkönen FIN Alfa Romeo 1 Lap
16. Romain Grosjean * FRA Haas 1 Lap
17. Antonio Giovinazzi ITA Alfa Romeo 1 Lap
18. George Russell GBR Williams 1 Lap
19. Nicholas Latifi CAN Williams 5 Laps

* Time Penalty - unallowed "Radio Conversation......"

Haas strategists call drivers into the pits

"We saw that it was drying and not much was said. It was said: all right, we pull on slicks, because it gets dry and we have a chance here," said the South Tyrolean. "It was a quick decision to do that. We just did it without great discussions because we thought it was a good idea and had nothing to lose."

FIA detects violation of sports regulations

But it was precisely this decision by the team that Haas caught up with a few hours after the race. The race management opened an investigation into a violation of Article 27.1 of the Sporting Regulations. This means that the driver has to drive the car alone and without help at all times. After examining the evidence, the stewards decided: the radio message in the formation round did not comply with the rules.

"A technical directive was issued in 2017 that clarifies which communication between a team and its driver may take place during the introductory lap," said Formula 1 race director Michael Masi. "Only safety-related communication from the command station to the driver may go out during the formation round."

According to the stewards' decision, the team was unable to provide any evidence to enforce this radio exception. The result was a 10-second time penalty for both drivers, which was added to the race result afterwards. Magnussen thus fell back to tenth position behind Carlos Sainz. Grosjean slipped to 16th behind Kimi Raikkonen.

https://www.motorsport-magazin.com/...egie-regen-reifen-magnussen-grosjean-steiner/


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Standings after 3 Races:


Drivers Championship:

1. Lewis Hamilton GBR Mercedes 63
2. Valtteri Bottas FIN Mercedes 58
3. Max Verstappen NED Red Bull 33
4. Lando Norris GBR McLaren 26
5. Alexander Albon THA Red Bull 22
. Sergio Perez MEX Racing Point 22
7. Charles Leclerc MON Ferrari 18
. Lance Stroll CAN Racing Point 18
9. Carlos Sainz ESP McLaren 14
10. Sebastian Vettel GER Ferrari 9
11. Daniel Ricciardo AUS Renault 8
12. Pierre Gasly FRA Alpha Tauri 6
13. Esteban Ocon FRA Renault 4
14. Antonio Giovinazzi ITA Alfa Romeo 2
15. Kevin Magnussen DEN Haas 1
. Daniil Kwjat RUS Alpha Tauri 1
17. Kimi Räikkönen FIN Alfa Romeo 0
. Nicholas Latifi CAN Williams 0
. Romain Grosjean FRA Haas 0
. George Russell GBR Williams 0

Constructors Championship:

1. Mercedes 121
2. Red Bull 55
3. McLaren 40
. Racing Point 40
5. Ferrari 27
6. Renault 12
7. Alpha Tauri 7
8. Alfa Romeo 2
9. Haas 1
10. Williams 0

Next Race(s)

Silverstone/England

02.08. GP of Great Britain in Silverstone
09.08. GP 70 Year Anniversary in Silverstone

 
Update on addition/already planned Races:

- "maybe" a Nürgurgring Race in October 2020
- definitely no Hockenheim Race (Organizer reports "too much Costs" for a single Grand Prix)
- Barcelona (16th August 2020) is not safe after,the Number of COVID-19 Infections in Catalonia has risen significantly recently.
(a 3rd Silverstone Race is the Alternative...)
 
Update on addition/already planned Races:

- "maybe" a Nürgurgring Race in October 2020
- definitely no Hockenheim Race (Organizer reports "too much Costs" for a single Grand Prix)
- Barcelona (16th August 2020) is not safe after,the Number of COVID-19 Infections in Catalonia has risen significantly recently.
(a 3rd Silverstone Race is the Alternative...)
Silverstone again?? Britain has three other race tracks that are to Formula 1 standards. Surely a deal could be reached to host a race at one or two of them instead .

Brands Hatch/Donnington Park and Knockhill here in Scotland are all excellent tracks and would be better than a 3rd race at Silverstone.
 
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Silverstone again?? Britain has three other race tracks that are to Formula 1 standards. Surely a deal could be reached to host a race at one or two of them instead .

Brands Hatch/Donnington Park and Knockhill here in Scotland are all excellent tracks and would be better than a 3rd race at Silverstone.

The possible Reason why not using other Tracks:

This would have the advantage that all Teams and all the Material would already be in Place. Life in the "Bubble" would just be extended by a Week.

:)
 
The possible Reason why not using other Tracks:

This would have the advantage that all Teams and all the Material would already be in Place. Life in the "Bubble" would just be extended by a Week.

:)
Yes true but a 3rd race at the most boring track in Formula 1 is not exciting to me lol.
 
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Maybe they add some "Features" again..:rofl2::rofl2:



0:27....


The best bit about that is the idiot getting dragged away by his arm by the marshall. Didn't something similar happen a few years later at a German grand prix?
 
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This is why I love Lando. After a frustrating Hungarian GP, Lando Norris stuck around to help his mechanics disassemble his MCL35. You never see any other driver working on his own car.

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