Lol, nah. Part of the workplace is heavy manufacturing with things like forklifts driving around, so for safety they just made the whole workplace a dry zone
I follow a channel called MightyCarMods that recently bought into a trend of cheap vs expensive parts, but it seems like it was just something they tried because they've gone back to their old format of multi part car builds
So it's the same as running the Google sheets monthly budget template but with cash. Not a bad idea per se, but i can see the risk in withdrawing so much in cash to accomplish it
FIA has some explaining to do on not declaring a wet track. I'm not a Stroll fan but if it's true that they had no choice but to put on the medium tyres then that's pretty rough.
From the reading of the article, the design they tried didn't reduce the spray enough and was pretty ugly looking. They could do bigger fenders but then they're likely to run into aero problems so they're still trying to figure out something
I feel like Haas' issues this far have been more mechanical failings with a hint of collisions sprinkled in. Yes, KMag can improve on the driving but I feel it's an engineering problem that should be the main focus
It is a bit of a shame for him, esp if they're rolling out car improvements for Hungary that could've helped his performance. Admittedly he wasn't really making waves out there. Hopefully he can either be picked up by another team or maybe make a move to another discipline like Formula E or something
Lol, nah. Part of the workplace is heavy manufacturing with things like forklifts driving around, so for safety they just made the whole workplace a dry zone