F1 GP Netherlands | Mick Schumacher, mentioned the incidentMick Schumacher is said to have left the pit lane with a red flag on the track. The FIA announced that it had taken note of the incident. But soon after, he announced that he would not investigate it
F1 GP Netherlands | big glassesThe FIA is considering introducing larger mirrors next year for safety reasons due to increased visibility and has asked teams to test them here at Zandvoort. it’s striking to see Red Bull, who chose to mount a smaller rear-view mirror on one car and a larger rear-view mirror on the other side. The difference is noticeable and it also allows the team to measure the difference in airflow in both glasses.
F1 GP Netherlands | Problems for Max VerstappenIn Max Verstappen’s boar it seems that the car was suddenly killed. Red flag on the track to remove the car from the track.
F1 GP Netherlands | PROBLEMS FOR VERSTAPPENProblems for Max Verstappen in the first change. The car stopped in the middle of the track. There appears to be smoke coming out of the rear, but Max Verstappen says it’s the gearbox. This morning they had already changed the inside of the gearbox, but he had a delay in the first change.
F1 GP Netherlands | Alonso and Hamilton sign peaceWe take a look at what happened the day before this Dutch GP. And that’s synonymous with talking about Hamilton’s cap and his anger at Alonso. Fernando fixed the issue by apologizing to the Englishman and jokingly went to Mercedes hospitality to collect the cap that Lewis had offered him in the networks. Peace between the two pilots.
F1 GP NetherlandsTHE NETHERLANDS’ FIRST GP TRAINING STARTS! The skills of all the teams begin to find the key to the balance of the car, something very difficult due to the constant rise and fall of this track and its cambers (one of them is more than 18 degrees) .
F1 GP NetherlandsGood morning and welcome to the 2022 F1 Netherlands GP. Everything is ready for the first practice sessions that will start at the Zandvoort event.
Source: La Verdad
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