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redfiona99Despite my love of the Baku chaos bonanza, I didn't actually catch any of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Instead I visited the Vienna 1900 exhibition at the Leopold Museum - https://www.leopoldmuseum.org/en/exhibitions/107/vienna-1900.
The exhibition was good, the race was not.
To have one care retire with a mechanical may be regarded as a misfortune, for both to retire because their cars broke looks like carelessness.
It is even more unfortunate in a situation where each driver is only allowed a limited number of engines and this latest failure meant that your driver, who is no longer in the lead of the championship due to a variety of problems, has to start the next Grand Prix from the back of the grid.
Now even at my beloved Canadian Grand Prix*, it is going to be very difficult to win from the back. It becomes even harder when the crew drop said driver off the jack during a pitstop.
I am not giving them another yellow card for peculiar strategy for Sainz, only because he did get a podium place.
I do not like the pattern emerging in these pictures.
* after what they did to Hockenheim, it's my favourite Grand Prix.
Instead I visited the Vienna 1900 exhibition at the Leopold Museum - https://www.leopoldmuseum.org/en/exhibitions/107/vienna-1900.
The exhibition was good, the race was not.
To have one care retire with a mechanical may be regarded as a misfortune, for both to retire because their cars broke looks like carelessness.
It is even more unfortunate in a situation where each driver is only allowed a limited number of engines and this latest failure meant that your driver, who is no longer in the lead of the championship due to a variety of problems, has to start the next Grand Prix from the back of the grid.
Now even at my beloved Canadian Grand Prix*, it is going to be very difficult to win from the back. It becomes even harder when the crew drop said driver off the jack during a pitstop.
I am not giving them another yellow card for peculiar strategy for Sainz, only because he did get a podium place.
I do not like the pattern emerging in these pictures.
* after what they did to Hockenheim, it's my favourite Grand Prix.
