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China GP Reflection - Alonso Shines Again, Ferrari's Pace Missing, New Sprint Format Working? | EP10 Track Limits
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Welcome back to the Track Limits Podcast! Join Henny, Feven, and Mikey as they delve into the Chinese Grand Prix that just wrapped up.
We experienced the inaugural sprint weekend of the year, and it certainly lived up to expectations, offering more excitement and chaos during the sprint race than the main event on Sunday. Mother Nature played her part, delivering rain that resulted in one of the most captivating qualifying sessions in recent memory, with Lewis and Lando clinching pole position and runner-up respectively.
Nevertheless, nothing could derail the Max speed train as he dominated the sprint race, qualifying, and the full race without breaking a sweat. With the introduction of new formats and regulations, teams like McLaren capitalized on parc fermé rules, making adjustments that bolstered their race performance, evident in Lando's 2nd place finish, splitting the Red Bulls on the podium.
Zhou showcased flashes of brilliance at his home race for the first time but hindered by a poor qualifying and lackluster performance, he couldn't fully capitalize during the feature race. The VCARB team endured a forgettable weekend with both drivers forced to retire due to on-track collisions.
Next stop: the sunlit city of Miami, where teams are expected to unveil upgrades both on their cars and in their branding, perhaps with a touch of the Vice City edition aesthetic.
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Welcome back to the Track Limits Podcast! Join Henny, Feven, and Mikey as they delve into the Chinese Grand Prix that just wrapped up.
We experienced the inaugural sprint weekend of the year, and it certainly lived up to expectations, offering more excitement and chaos during the sprint race than the main event on Sunday. Mother Nature played her part, delivering rain that resulted in one of the most captivating qualifying sessions in recent memory, with Lewis and Lando clinching pole position and runner-up respectively.
Nevertheless, nothing could derail the Max speed train as he dominated the sprint race, qualifying, and the full race without breaking a sweat. With the introduction of new formats and regulations, teams like McLaren capitalized on parc fermé rules, making adjustments that bolstered their race performance, evident in Lando's 2nd place finish, splitting the Red Bulls on the podium.
Zhou showcased flashes of brilliance at his home race for the first time but hindered by a poor qualifying and lackluster performance, he couldn't fully capitalize during the feature race. The VCARB team endured a forgettable weekend with both drivers forced to retire due to on-track collisions.
Next stop: the sunlit city of Miami, where teams are expected to unveil upgrades both on their cars and in their branding, perhaps with a touch of the Vice City edition aesthetic.
We want to thank our friends at Travis Matthew for the awesome cloud collection. Make sure to get yours today: https://travismathew.me/3VvMlnY
Make sure to subscribe, review and follow us on our socials:
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