F1 drivers are absolutely not used to street courses with actual bumps.Whose bingo card had Mick performing worse on a street course than he did at Phoenix?
0-3Andretti INDYCAR and Ferrari F1 have a lot in common. Andretti cars always have such quick street course pace, but operationally they’re just not good enough to beat the Penske and Ganassi bunches with regularity. Two very costly pit stops for Ericsson and Kirkwood.
And Power had traffic exiting his box.Two very costly pit stops for Ericsson and Kirkwood.
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Did Andretti have one good pit stop today?Andretti INDYCAR and Ferrari F1 have a lot in common. Andretti cars always have such quick street course pace, but operationally they’re just not good enough to beat the Penske and Ganassi bunches with regularity. Two very costly pit stops for Ericsson and Kirkwood.
And not getting any better.Whose bingo card had Mick performing worse on a street course than he did at Phoenix?
I don’t think there’s any reason he can’t be successful because his old F2 compatriots like Lundgaard and Armstrong have adapted well. There’s certainly a learning curve though, it takes more like two or three years to really get up to speed. Hopefully he’s committed long-term.Why do I already believe Mick's IndyCar career won't last longer than a year?
Too soon to tell. He got minimal experience at St. Pete.Why do I already believe Mick's IndyCar career won't last longer than a year?
Better than through the windshield.Must be weird for Will to see the Verizon #12 in the mirror .
Never mind.Better than through the windshield.
Must've gotten distracted seeing his old car.Never mind.
Yeah, we'll go with that.Must've gotten distracted seeing his old car.
If Andretti can get all three in the top five, it will be despite the pit crews.Atta way, Kyle! What a dive!