l_b_i @ l_b_i @yiffit.net

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How slow can we drive, and still not be passed. That seems to be the question.

Can't wait for the replay.

So they changed the shape of the wing, and the mechanics checking didn't know the spot to check changed. oops.

It sounds like Ferrari activated their Ferrari Monaco Strategy (TM) early this year

Bob Mortimer on WILTY, and I think he did it on Taskmaster too.

The point seems to be because the team was still showing him red when he went.

Trying to find it, I think your thinking of Japan 2019, but I'm not sure.
I was just looking back at Hungary, and he was reacting to something in the car. Same forward, stop, start that happened here.

Its happened before, I remember Bottas 2020 in Hungary. As far as I know, the timing for the final lights out is random so you can't reliably time it.

There is one corner they look rather red.

The jump starts are based on telemetry, if he was behind the sensor in his box and moved and was still behind, no jump start. You can technically start moving early, so long as you don't cross the sensor before the lights go out.

If you have no one behind, sure, but you can get a penalty if you cause the car behind to slow down.

Did they have enough space to double stack without impeding?

"I hit the wall."
"Can you bring it back?"
"No I hit the wall"

That is the tire that the lap was set with. It is colored the same as the banding on the tires. Red s, yellow M, or white H.

No hards available.

Standard drone/helicopter shots, sure. They have to use a wide angle and a huge distance to follow the car through a corner or two.
But this is a narrow angle with a fairly close distance to the car. I think there is a pretty good sense of speed here.

From the last eclipse, the difference between totality and not totality is night and day. Even at 99% you can't take the eclipse glasses off. The closer you get the more of the secondary effect you can see, like the crescent shadows, and the overall dimming. here is an interactive map. The percent for each of the lines is on the right and bottom.

I had a coworker who was into them and had quite a collection. I still have some Varsitys sitting around from a joke. Not really into them myself, but notebooks marketed for use with them are really nice.

Its funny how youtube has its circles. Tom scott is in the science youtube sphere, with Smarter Every Day (Destin), Technology Connections (Alec), Practical Engieneering(Grady), Stand Up Maths (Matt Parker), Steve Mould, Numberphile, Computerphile, and many, many others.

Tom Scott is Nice in this category as his videos are usually short, to the point, interesting, and weekly. He has some longer form content and game shows on other channels to. Overall if your interested in science and trivia game show youtube, he's worth a watch. His other channels are Technical Difficulties, lateralcast, and no longer used Matt and Tom.

He's had a bit of the chuckles before https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrwf9gSLcNM, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V61VWE5P5z4, and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juv0BOhUTcc