F1 2024: Monaco GP - Monte Carlo (May 26)

[Car-Addicted]

Originally Posted by MontyB1

Ocon leaves Alpine at the end of the season.
https://www.racefans.net/2024/06/03/...f-2024-season/

"Despite leaving Alpine, Ocon has suggested that he may have already secured his next role for 2025."

Most likely Indy car but he would be better in NASCAR.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

"Despite leaving Alpine, Ocon has suggested that he may have already secured his next role for 2025."

Most likely Indy car but he would be better in NASCAR.

Won't even have him there, seing his record :

[Car-Addicted]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

Won't even have him there, seing his record :

There's always Demolition derby?

[Killed by Death]

Charles Leclerc's touching gesture to Jules Bianchi's family ❤️
Charles Leclerc's victory in Monaco was particularly emotional as he remembered those he had lost: his father Hervé and his close friend and godfather Jules Bianchi, who suffered a fatal accident at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix and passed away in 2015. In a heartfelt tribute, Leclerc donated the helmet he wore during this special Grand Prix to Bianchi's family.

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Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

"Despite leaving Alpine, Ocon has suggested that he may have already secured his next role for 2025."

Most likely Indy car but he would be a better a$$hole in NASCAR.

FTFY

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

There's always Demolition derby?

He tried to brush up his skills here but that didn't work out too.

[Killed by Death]

Kevin Magnussen expressed regret, ok Monaco Incident stating, "I shouldn't have trusted Perez."
Reflecting on the Monaco incident, he elaborated that he assumed Perez had seen him and would make space.
"Your view of things often changes when you look at it from the outside," says Kevin Magnussen almost two weeks after the starting accident in Monaco between him and Sergio Perez.
"But in this case, not so much has changed."
"I knew he had seen me,"
"If I hadn't been sure he saw me, I would probably have put it back, but it was clear to me that he had seen me, so I thought he would leave me a car width."
"I trusted him that he would do that, but in retrospect I shouldn't have trusted him,"
"But that doesn't change the fact that he didn't leave a car width."
"Maybe I should have known from my experience that certain drivers do not always leave a car width room. There is always this risk."
"I was surprised that he didn't leave any space. He clearly pushed me towards the wall to intimidate me so that I could withdraw, but that's certainly not the way we should race,"
"He can't argue that he didn't see me. He saw me. No doubt. And I stayed on the gas because I trusted that he would leave me room because he had seen me."
"When you then brake, it hits your front wheel. So there is a 'point of no return' and you are dependent on his mercy,"
"But even before that, I just had full confidence that he saw me. Because as soon as I had the momentum, he drove to the right to cover me. And you can also see his head. He saw me, without a doubt. I can look at his onboard recording in retrospect and see that he has looked in the mirror several times."
"If I hadn't been so sure that he saw me, I would probably have withdrawn."

[M5Rick]

Horner ridicules Merc with their nimbly defensive strat at Monaco