SmellBlind
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Twizy all the way, but it should really be this one
Also I'm heartbroken that the Alpine isn't available in the US
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Twizy all the way, but it should really be this one
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Also I'm heartbroken that the Alpine isn't available in the US
I'm with you. The Alpine looks amazing, a real mid-engine sports car. That said, I can't seem to find anything about that aero & slick tire laden Twizy. I gotta have one of those.
pity something like this isn't a mandatory drive for a renault f1 driver
that '92 f1 engine sounds absolutely glorious.
Its the Twizy Renault Sport F1 that Vettel even drove once.
My mind simply cannot reconcile the sound, speed and shape of that car
If he doesn’t get a podium now then he’s never making it.
A full second behind Hamilton though...I guess it's still better than the 1.2s at the Sytrian GP.Mercedes only .7 seconds faster than Red Bull. Looks like RB is making gains!
Agreed, I hope they don't change anything for next week, it seems like debris may have had an impact? I'm sure Mercedes will be protesting pretty loudly to get the compounds changed.Assuming there wasn't an external factor (sharp kerb or carbon fiber on track), I think Pirelli will mandate higher tire pressures, reduced camber to minimize failures. Which is silly, really. The teams know how to avoid failures: Come in and change the tires. Or crash. Pretty simple.