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Mercedes And Ferrari Stumble In US Grand Prix, Unveiling Plank Rule Struggles

In a rather frustrating turn of events at the recent US Grand Prix, both Mercedes and Ferrari found themselves on the wrong side of Formula 1’s stringent plank rules. The post-race disqualifications of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc marked a rare occurrence in F1 history, where cars faced penalties due to the wear and tear of their planks. On the other hand, it also exposes the flaws of the sport’s current format, particularly the quality of the race tracks and the sustainability of sprint races. The Fragile World of Plank Rules According to Motorsport.com, the plank rules in Formula 1 are more delicate than they might appear. The regulations allow… Continue Reading »

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A Rollercoaster Of Emotions For Mercedes F1 At The US Grand Prix

Mercedes F1 was in for a rollercoaster of emotions at the United States Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell battling for glory at the Circuit of the Americas. The race saw both drivers face early setbacks, strategic tire decisions, a heart-pounding pursuit of victory, and gut-wrenching DQ. A Rocky Start Starting from the third and fifth positions, expectations were high for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell. However, the race got off to a rocky start for the Mercedes duo. The veteran found himself dropping to fourth place while the young driver slipped down to eighth after a difficult start. Their hopes for victory seemed to be dwindling, but… Continue Reading »

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Hamilton inches closer towards F1 title after US Grand Prix win

Lewis Hamilton won the 2018 US Grand Prix from pole position and put one foot in the door of his fourth F1 title. He is now 66 points ahead of title rival Sebastian Vettel, who is still in it from a mathematical perspective. But there are only three races left. That’s a max of 75 points if one can win all three. The chances of Hamilton letting this title go are really slim. In fact, the only way the title doesn’t get clinched in the next race is if Hamilton finishes sixth or lower while Vettel wins the race. Hamilton has not finished lower than second place in his last… Continue Reading »

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Hamilton takes pole at 2018 US GP

Lewis Hamilton was able to secure pole position at the 2018 US GP, following a solid qualifying session that saw him post a time three-tenths of a second faster than rival Sebastian Vettel. Of course, getting pole by no means guarantees a win, and Vettel can still spoil the fun as long as he does not make any race-ending mistakes. Hamilton’s 1:33.108 was good for the new track record at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas. It is his 11th pole this season, and the 72nd overall of his career. In addition, Hamilton moved to the top of the all-time front-row list with 117 total for his career. The… Continue Reading »

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