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9 Jul 2022, 19:12 (Ref:4118776)
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Team of the SPRINT: Austria 2022
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9 Jul 2022, 19:40 (Ref:4118781)
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Not sure if it's worth voting for.
AFAIK there was little if nothing a team could do after the start to influence the result. No strategy, no pitstops, ... If anything, Ferrari scored (1) more point(s) than Red Bull, but do we really need to applaud them for that? Beside that, I did not see any other team excel today either. Haas scored 2 points but that was because they qualified well, and has not much to do with the Sprint in which they went backwards. Perez advanced after he qualified out of position, but does that make Red Bull the team of the Sprint Race? |
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9 Jul 2022, 21:17 (Ref:4118789)
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Really can't be bothered..... sorry.
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9 Jul 2022, 23:06 (Ref:4118797)
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Red Bull. Easy for Max - good from Checo.
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10 Jul 2022, 00:46 (Ref:4118806)
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Haas for me - held their positions more or less and still well-placed for the GP.
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10 Jul 2022, 06:46 (Ref:4118822)
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I'm happy the poll has stirred some debate. I sympathise with the comments about how there isn't much a team can do during a sprint, but that's referring to the non-driver team members. Taking the drivers as a part of the team as major criteria, we can judge team performance. After all, they are a major part of if and also car performance is a factor - the team prepare the cars.
What's more, the point about qualifying positions having been so important is noteworthy. In Team of the Grand Prix, people sometimes take performance over the weekend into account. Maybe qualifying could be taken into account here too. I could vote for Haas or Red Bull. Verstapppen was sufficiently dominant and Pérez came through the field with decisive moves. However, I'll go for Haas, as they were both well-matched, Schumacher apparently up on confidence, and they surprised me. |
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10 Jul 2022, 07:06 (Ref:4118827)
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Haas, whilst their DRS defending worked!
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