Formula 1 Gran Premio de la Ciudad de México 2023Formula 1 

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Ferrari did not screw up the pit stop.

And the undercut for Lewis failed.
Overall time lost 1.5s.
 
Verstappen in and out with fresh tyres. Leclerc could have had that too if he'd been in one lap later...
 
Aaaand the FIA once again fail to let the marshals go out and deal with a crashed car for too long. Kevin is obviously a bit sore after the hit and is sitting on a barrier with nobody being able to go out and check him, while the car just sits there and catches fire.

The Safety Car was out, let the marshals do their job.

These FIA marshalling rules are stupid.
 
Jimlaad43
Aaaand the FIA once again fail to let the marshals go out and deal with a crashed car for too long. Kevin is obviously a bit sore after the hit and is sitting on a barrier with nobody being able to go out and check him, while the car just sits there and catches fire.

The Safety Car was out, let the marshals do their job.

These FIA marshalling rules are stupid.
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They REALLY need to have a traveling safety crew (unless they do already and I have forgotten).
 
PaMu1337
This is excellent for Hamilton
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Good for everyone less Verstappen and Norris who just pitted under the safety car

I'm not sure about the wing change for Leclerc. He seemed to be doing well without the endplate.
 
Blitz24
They REALLY need to have a traveling safety crew (unless they do already and I have forgotten).
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No, they need to penalise speeding under yellows. Do that and drivers will slow down and ALL these problems go away.
 
Liquid
Looked like the back left to me.
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It was, it suddenly snapped into a 45 degree angle

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So it'll likely be a standing start. Max getting swamped maybe?
Hard tyres will go to the end of the 35 lap sprint, but will anyone want to Medium-Medium it and go at speed?
 

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