FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2023
Circuit stats
- First Grand Prix: 2023
- Number of laps: 50
- Circuit Length: 6.201 km
- Race Distance: 310.05 km
- Lap record: N/A
- **2022 winner:**N/A
Track Map
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Apologies for the late post!
All posts are good :)
Sargeant’s best qualifying to date?
Good look for him, if he can show more improvement next year maybe he can make a chance at a decent team
I hope so! It’s the first time I see him happy and not miserable after qualifying.
It’s one of the first times he isnt dead last, getting to q3 is a dream
I must say. I really like how the logos are all white on the Ferrari. So clean.
There will be some penalties for impending and dangerous driving lol
I wasn’t sure if the McLarens were sandbagging in the practice sessions or were just shit. This answers it 😆
I dropped them out of my fantasy team so we are good!
I’ve just tuned in, what happened to them? Have they got the setup wrong or something?
They have been slow all weekend. They have been saying it’s not going to be their track, but I don’t think they expected to be this bad.
Difficulties warming their tires up I think
How they work, or why people do them?
@Nighed Both. There are so few drivers to swap.
They change it up slightly every year, but currently it’s 5 drivers and 2 teams but with a shared budget for them all.
They give points not just on position, but overtaking, fastest pit stop, lap etc. so your not always going for the best position result.
This means your always switching things around as everyone’s performance differs a lot track to track (unlike fantasy football etc)
@Nighed Ahhh ok! Thanks!
Who did you cycle in? I left them in as I expect them to still be quick next week
Used the wildcard to completely rejig it. Alonso, leclerc, Albon in.
Good choices
Wow what an interesting top ten!
Come on Honey Badger!
Bugga!
So what do people think. Is Max kind of protesting? It didn’t seem like he tried that hard in qualifying. Obviously he doesn’t need to do shit for the rest of the season, but it kind of seemed like he hung it up early in Q3. I wonder how hard he is going to try during the race…
He didn’t phone it in, he never does. He went into this weekend knowing two things:
- the Ferrari was likely to be faster over one lap due to the circuit’s mixture of long straights, big braking zones and slow corners suiting their car (see Monza).
- the Red Bull usually has the best pace on race day regardless of its qualifying performance.
Gone are the days where Max has had to regularly risk crashing his car in quali to start as high up the grid as possible - he knows that as long as he has a strong qualifying and a clean start, he can almost always move forward in the race. His banker lap in Q3 was excellent and proved good enough to keep hold of P3 even as other drivers improved.
The only weekend this year where Max has really treated qualifying like life or death was at Monaco where your qualifying position is crucial because overtaking is almost impossible.
Did Alonso not go for a second run?
