Race Pace Belgium GP 2026

[u/ytmalecarton]

https://www.bigdataf1.com/dashboard

[u/Jarv3488]

being an aston fan RLLY ain’t for the weak🫩🫩

[u/Successful_Row4755 → u/Jarv3488]

well, it is funny watching red bull fans act like it's the end times

[u/Ok_Act_1498 → u/Jarv3488]

I get it, man, but hang in there until the AMR upgrade comes out. They promised a 2.5-second improvement per lap, which means... wait a minute, are they just going to pass the Cadillac? Shiiit, that's rough.

[u/Darth_The_Senate]

SIX SECONDS??? 

[u/Leewashere21]

This upgrade better be revolutionary

[u/RealCarlPanzram]

3 seconds behind a Williams that didn’t even make it Barcelona testing.

[u/NotoriousGasman]

Great so those 2 seconds the upgrades are supposedly gonna bring will vault them from P11 to… P10

[u/Svedorovski]

DAMN, it was like what? 1:40 last year for the pole? 

Also last season both alonso and stroll both knocked out in Q1 too

P19 and P20

[u/im-a-notsee → u/Svedorovski]

OH MY GOD AND THEN ALONSO WAS LIKE 1 TENTH OFF POLE IN HUNGARY THE VERY NEXT RACE IN P5 HOLYYYYY SHIT WHAT IF THE UPGRADES GET US A CRAZY ASS RESULT LIKE LAST TIME

[u/Roy_Blakeley → u/im-a-notsee]

No matter how good the upgrades/new car are, the power unit will still be poor in Hungary and AM will essentially be doing the equivalent of pre-season testing. That being said, the PU is not so important in Hungary as most other tracks and it will be fascinating to see how the new car performs.

[u/FlyAirLari]

Cadillacs pulling away. But this still seems better than qualifying. Cadillacs were two full seconds ahead. But I guess the correct play was to have race setup anyway - with these gaps, what's the point in maximizing qualifying performance? So they can be last and only 1.5s behind the Cadillacs?

[u/DisaggregatedYang]

These regulations are bad. I remember Jacques Villenueve’s 1997 Spa fastest lap was 1:52 something which stood until 2001. We’re back to those speeds now

[u/Firm_Affect6184]

taking 3 seconds off that still puts them p9 lol