Resumen GP Austria - Previo GP Gran Bretaña 2023

·1 hr 16 min·5 clips

Ferrari's double-stack pit stop during the Virtual Safety Car cost Carlos Sainz multiple positions due to slow service.

The episode begins with hosts introducing a triple-race weekend analysis covering the Austrian Grand Prix and previewing the British Grand Prix. They first discuss the 2024 F1 calendar announcement, noting it has 24 races starting February 29 in Bahrain, with China returning and three races scheduled for Saturdays. The Austrian GP recap starts with the sprint qualifying and race, where Max Verstappen won everything, and Sergio Pérez joined him on the front row. Lando Norris showed improved McLaren pace, while Lewis Hamilton struggled in sprint qualifying. The sprint race saw mixed conditions and strategic tire gambles, with Verstappen winning ahead of Pérez and Carlos Sainz. For the main Grand Prix qualifying, Verstappen took pole with Charles Leclerc and Sainz behind him, while Pérez again failed to reach Q3. The race analysis highlights Verstappen's controlled lead, Ferrari's poor double-stack pit stop during a Virtual Safety Car that cost Sainz positions, and numerous track limit violations. Post-race, Aston Martin's protest led to many penalties being applied hours later, altering final positions. The hosts critique the sprint format and track limit enforcement issues. They then preview the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, discussing standard weekend timings, tire compounds, DRS zones, and high rain probability. Additional notes include Pirelli's new tire structure, spray-reducing device tests, and a Brad Pitt F1 film shoot using modified GP2 cars during the weekend. The episode concludes with team standings updates and host sign-offs.

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