Post by ChrisM on Jul 29, 2018 20:52:14 GMT
There is now a 4 week gap from Hungary to Belgium.
Post predictions here as early as you like.
Bonus question:
In the race, what will be the difference between the "fastest" Fastest Lap and slowest Fastest Lap times?
Figures will be taken as usual from Formula1.com
Example 1: In Hungary the fastest lap was by Ricciardo on lap 46: 1m 20.012s and the slowest fastest lap was by his team-mate of all people, Verstappen with 1m 23.985s on lap 5. Difference is 3.973s
Example 2: At the 2017 Belgium Grand Prix, fastest lap was by Vettel on lap 41 at 1m 46.577s, and the slowest fastest lap was by Alonso on lap 12 with 1m 51.720s. Difference is 5.143s
Any obviously unrepresentative time will be ruled out (eg car suffers extreme damage but limps round 2 laps so posts a silly time for lap 1, anyone failing to complete lap 1 does not get a fastest lap of the race recorded for themselves.
I hope everyone can understand the concept of the slowest fastest lap of the race !
Post predictions here as early as you like.
Bonus question:
In the race, what will be the difference between the "fastest" Fastest Lap and slowest Fastest Lap times?
Figures will be taken as usual from Formula1.com
Example 1: In Hungary the fastest lap was by Ricciardo on lap 46: 1m 20.012s and the slowest fastest lap was by his team-mate of all people, Verstappen with 1m 23.985s on lap 5. Difference is 3.973s
Example 2: At the 2017 Belgium Grand Prix, fastest lap was by Vettel on lap 41 at 1m 46.577s, and the slowest fastest lap was by Alonso on lap 12 with 1m 51.720s. Difference is 5.143s
Any obviously unrepresentative time will be ruled out (eg car suffers extreme damage but limps round 2 laps so posts a silly time for lap 1, anyone failing to complete lap 1 does not get a fastest lap of the race recorded for themselves.
I hope everyone can understand the concept of the slowest fastest lap of the race !
