Russia is once again kicked off the races list, just like they are kicked out of everything. Am I hearing Istanbul music again? They haven't been around for years, and then suddenly they got involved due to pandemic, and now they are getting another possibility due to a whole new war breaking out.
Turkey track must be owned by someone who is the luckiest person in the world, he keeps getting chances after chances. If he made some good money from the last 2, and if he gets accepted this time around as well, then for the fourth one he should be able to pay up directly as well. All based on super lucky situations for him while it is terrible for the whole world.
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March 03, 2022, 10:16:29 PM
Journalist : "As the defending champion, do you feel more pressure? And who is your main opponent?"
️ Fabio : "More pressure, no. But of course, it's a nice feeling. If you're in this room you've done something really good, but you have to take it apart. Last year was a fantastic year for me. We got title, but now we have zero points in the championship and the point is to be as fast as possible throughout the season and as consistent as possible."
"Knowing my opponent is difficult because as you said everyone was very tight in the test. That's why we have to see after a few races, but for sure the riders in this room (last night's Press Conference) will be a tough opponent"
Source : Paddock GP & https://www.instagram.com/p/CaqaWn7BF-m/
This is Fabio Quartararo's prediction in the Press Conference last night, how about your prediction now ?
March 03, 2022, 06:03:33 PM
After the Russian related things, Mazapin will probably be sacked
Source: https://www.formulapassion.it/motorsport/formula-1/f1-team/dalla-germania-mazepin-via-dalla-haas-ce-fittipaldi-606916.html
They are talking about Fittipaldi to replace him.
Source: https://www.formulapassion.it/motorsport/formula-1/f1-team/dalla-germania-mazepin-via-dalla-haas-ce-fittipaldi-606916.html
They are talking about Fittipaldi to replace him.
March 03, 2022, 10:15:04 AM
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Of the five rookies this year, who do you think will be the rookie of the year by making their best debut?
I prefer Mrco Bez72 as the best rookie of the year even though the race hasn't started yet, but because I saw him on a Ducati Gp21 bike and in the Pre-season test he has also shown a bit of a very positive performance.
So if in this year he can tame the Ducati bike very well, then he will be the rookie of the year. How about you guys?
Hopefully Bazzecchi can adapt as quickly as possible to the Ducati bike in order to do what Jorge Martin achieved in the previous season.
March 03, 2022, 08:36:29 AM
Max Verstappen has extended his contract with Red Bull until 2028.
Yeah, I don't know what to think about that. Presumably it means he thinks that this year's Red Bull car can challenge for the title, and is either the best or one of the best in the field. Otherwise I don't think he'd sign, I don't think money is his primary motivator, he just wants to win. But it's still kind of a gamble to make a long-term commitment right at the dawn of a new era, and before we've even had a chance to confirm for definite which cars are good.
March 03, 2022, 07:49:44 AM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
I heard Ferrari has less of the so called ‘porpoising’ when their cars have their DRS open. But there are some talks going around that the guys at McLaren figured out a way to eliminate it altogeher. It could even prolly give them a good shot to win a championship. I guess we’ll have to see at the test in Bahrain. It won’t be that long now...
And MotoGP guys, share some of your picks and betting tips. Been reading your posts and it looks like a lot of you are really deep into it.
When is the season starting? So McLaren are the only team that use a different suspension, they use pullrods on the front axle and pushrods on the rear axle, I don't know if any other team has that, the top teams don't.
Ferrari we will see how they can deal with the porpoising, but the prerequisites are the same for all teams and I think after 5 races at the latest all teams will no longer have this problem.
Max Verstappen has extended his contract with Red Bull until 2028.
https://twitter.com/redbullracing/status/1499330774344122369?cxt=HHwWgoC-2afZ2M4pAAAA
March 03, 2022, 06:57:35 AM
Eliot (Mercedes) is thinking about to copying the Redbull solution for the sides of the car.
They are called Sidepot.
I think the more info and rumors we got this year could be a fight between Ferrari and RedBull, they seems to have the better car so far.
They are called Sidepot.
I think the more info and rumors we got this year could be a fight between Ferrari and RedBull, they seems to have the better car so far.
Maybe. I know there is a lot of excitement about the Ferrari in particular. But I wouldn't write Mercedes off just yet... particularly as they came #1 and #2 in the first pre-season testing. I know pre-season testing is notoriously difficult to read, but still, I think people would have been surprised if Mercedes had finished it anywhere other than at or near the top of the pack.
March 03, 2022, 04:17:04 AM
The MotoGP racers have arrived in Qatar today and tomorrow will start FP1. I personally can't wait to see them on the Qatar track in all the action which is probably going to be amazing too.
And I'm sure everyone will be working hard tomorrow to get their position on the grid well before the Race starts this Sunday.
And I'm sure everyone will be working hard tomorrow to get their position on the grid well before the Race starts this Sunday.
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It's very interesting to see them all still on the MotoGP grid this season even though there are only three people who have won the primary class, namely Marquez, Joan Mir and Quartararo.
But it will be very interesting if this season there can be a new world champion in the MotoGP grid because considering there are many strong riders also this year who will compete on all the tracks that have been registered in the Dorna calendar.
March 02, 2022, 06:20:41 PM
Eliot (Mercedes) is thinking about to copying the Redbull solution for the sides of the car.
They are called Sidepot.
I think the more info and rumors we got this year could be a fight between Ferrari and RedBull, they seems to have the better car so far.
They are called Sidepot.
I think the more info and rumors we got this year could be a fight between Ferrari and RedBull, they seems to have the better car so far.
March 02, 2022, 03:16:14 PM
Mazepin was never really a good racer as we all know, dude just didn't really do anything that mattered and got nicknamed Mazespin for a reason. So for him, leaving wasn't really a big deal, and with his daddy money, he doesn't worth anything at all and that is why he will be kicked off easily.
Now the question is, who will replace him? Haas famously spent a lot of money on this year's car, and that should mean they must be at least not "clear last" team anymore, doesn't mean they won't be bad, it just means they won't be just going around without any passion anymore. So far for the past 2-3 years, they just stuck to the back of the grid and didn't even try, this year I was expecting them to try harder. The new driver needs to be a lot better than expected for something like this.
Now the question is, who will replace him? Haas famously spent a lot of money on this year's car, and that should mean they must be at least not "clear last" team anymore, doesn't mean they won't be bad, it just means they won't be just going around without any passion anymore. So far for the past 2-3 years, they just stuck to the back of the grid and didn't even try, this year I was expecting them to try harder. The new driver needs to be a lot better than expected for something like this.
March 02, 2022, 11:18:54 AM
i am pretty sure that the "porpoising" is a pretty simple problem to solve for most teams. I would guess that we won't see much porpoising anymore in 8 days when the second test in Bahrain will start, but we will see.
I don't know. The obvious way to get rid of it is raise the cars a bit higher, but anything you do in that regard reduces the ground-effect, and so slows the car.
There's an interesting article here explaining why it might cause a dilemma between qualifying and race-day... the porpoising isn't much of an issue with DRS open as it is in qualifying runs, but you're not allowed to change car set-up between qualifying and race. So do cars go for fastest possible qualifying with the car low to the ground, knowing it will mean porpoising during the race, or do they raise the body height and sacrifice qualifying performance in order for a smoother race?
March 02, 2022, 10:25:20 AM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
I noticed the porpoising in the videos of the tests in Barcelona and i was surprised that those cars were going up and down so extremely. I also read though that Mercedes already had found a solution to that problem before the last day of the tests in Barcelona. They simply installed additional small struts in the rear section and the middle section of the car. This was just a temporary solution though but i am pretty sure that the "porpoising" is a pretty simple problem to solve for most teams. I would guess that we won't see much porpoising anymore in 8 days when the second test in Bahrain will start, but we will see.
March 02, 2022, 10:10:22 AM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
I heard Ferrari has less of the so called ‘porpoising’ when their cars have their DRS open. But there are some talks going around that the guys at McLaren figured out a way to eliminate it altogeher. It could even prolly give them a good shot to win a championship. I guess we’ll have to see at the test in Bahrain. It won’t be that long now...
And MotoGP guys, share some of your picks and betting tips. Been reading your posts and it looks like a lot of you are really deep into it.
When is the season starting? March 02, 2022, 03:12:37 AM
For the first time since 1997, Indonesia will again hold MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit on March 18-20. Just counting the days!
Are you going to watch live or watching on TV bro?
For those who want to watch live and are looking for tickets, you can go directly to tiketapasaja.com or check their ig @tiketapasaja, lots of interesting promos... hurry up gas
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Are you going to watch live or watching on TV bro?
For those who want to watch live and are looking for tickets, you can go directly to tiketapasaja.com or check their ig @tiketapasaja, lots of interesting promos... hurry up gas
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March 01, 2022, 10:55:22 PM
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Of the five rookies this year, who do you think will be the rookie of the year by making their best debut?
I prefer Mrco Bez72 as the best rookie of the year even though the race hasn't started yet, but because I saw him on a Ducati Gp21 bike and in the Pre-season test he has also shown a bit of a very positive performance.
So if in this year he can tame the Ducati bike very well, then he will be the rookie of the year. How about you guys?
March 01, 2022, 10:46:06 PM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
This shouldn't really be a big problem for them to handle. All they need is a bit more testing, and they could just reduce it based on the angles of the front wing and so forth, they could fail miserably for a while until they just get closer and closer and eventually will be able to find the optimum point.https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
I am not saying that it is "easy" but more like it is not difficult and takes time but could be done one way or another. That jumping back is not something you have to have, it is not something you are stuck with, adjust the car accordingly and lower the risk of jumping back up. It will be something no team would have by second race I imagine.
I do believe that some cars will face an issue due to this, but we’re in 2022 now so I believe an 80s problem can’t last for long, and as @RealMalatesta rightly said it’ll be sorted once they get a closer look. Furthermore dropping points can be costly for the teams over this issue, so let’s hope that they find a fix for this soon otherwise their title ambitions will take a hit.
March 01, 2022, 10:20:12 PM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
This shouldn't really be a big problem for them to handle. All they need is a bit more testing, and they could just reduce it based on the angles of the front wing and so forth, they could fail miserably for a while until they just get closer and closer and eventually will be able to find the optimum point.https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
I am not saying that it is "easy" but more like it is not difficult and takes time but could be done one way or another. That jumping back is not something you have to have, it is not something you are stuck with, adjust the car accordingly and lower the risk of jumping back up. It will be something no team would have by second race I imagine.
March 01, 2022, 03:30:40 AM
As some of you may have read, the "ground effect" is bringing back an old problem that was last seen in the 80s, the so-called "porpoising". When the car sucks itself too far to the ground due to the high speed and sits up. It will certainly be interesting to see which team can tune and reduce this better and at the same time make optimum use of the ground effect in the slow sections.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
https://www.focus.de/sport/formel1/autos-huepfen-auf-der-geraden-formel-1-hat-neues-problem-unterschaetzt-porpoising-nacht-ein-bisschen-krank_id_59646297.html
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.analysis-what-is-porpoising-and-why-is-it-causing-the-f1-teams-a-headache-at.6O93LlvFMyY81L9LfSutcS.html
Will be interesting which team can handle this at the best.
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February 28, 2022, 09:45:13 PM
Jorge Lorenzo officially returns to MotoGP. Not as a racer, but as a commentator on DAZN, a television station in Spain.
"I came with humility, I can bring a lot of technical freshness and I know the bike perfectly," said Lorenzo, who joined lex Crivillé and Carlos Checa to form a trio of top-level analysts for MotoGP.
Lorenzo joins lex Crivillé and Carlos Checa (7 world titles between the three) to delve deeper into race analysis in MotoGP, as Mallorcan emphasizes:
“I think I can bring a lot of technical freshness. In fact, in the last four or five years, I've been in all three big brands. I know motorcycles perfectly.”
To kick off the exciting MotoGP Championship, DAZN will broadcast a special program live on Thursday (11:45 local time) with presentations of riders and bikes from all categories. The program will be attended by Jorge Lorenzo, who will also comment on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday sessions and will participate in all pre- and post-race programs.
Source: 📰 DAZN - @xfuera.id - https://www.instagram.com/p/CahUVsPJcS5/
"I came with humility, I can bring a lot of technical freshness and I know the bike perfectly," said Lorenzo, who joined lex Crivillé and Carlos Checa to form a trio of top-level analysts for MotoGP.
Lorenzo joins lex Crivillé and Carlos Checa (7 world titles between the three) to delve deeper into race analysis in MotoGP, as Mallorcan emphasizes:
“I think I can bring a lot of technical freshness. In fact, in the last four or five years, I've been in all three big brands. I know motorcycles perfectly.”
To kick off the exciting MotoGP Championship, DAZN will broadcast a special program live on Thursday (11:45 local time) with presentations of riders and bikes from all categories. The program will be attended by Jorge Lorenzo, who will also comment on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday sessions and will participate in all pre- and post-race programs.
Source: 📰 DAZN - @xfuera.id - https://www.instagram.com/p/CahUVsPJcS5/
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