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wheymistassini wrote:I feel like it's going to McLaren and Ferrai finishing 1 or 2 for the next 50 years...
3/17 Melbourne, Australia
3/31 Sakhir, Bahrain
4/14 Shanghai, China
4/28 Baku, Azerbaijan
5/12 Barcelona, Spain
5/26 Monaco
6/9 Montreal, Canada
6/23 Le Castellet, France
6/30 Spielberg, Austria
7/14 Silverstone, Great Britain
7/28 Hockenheim, Germany
8/4 Budapest, Hungary
9/1 Spa-Fracorchamps, Belgium
9/8 Monza, Italy
9/22 Singapore
9/29 Sochi, Russia
10/13 Suzuka, Japan
10/27 Mexico City, Mexico
11/3 Austin, United States of America
11/17 Sao Paulo, Brazil
12/1 Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi
Entertainment Sports Programming Network wrote:The schedules for the upcoming races are listed below (all times Eastern):
Rolex Australian Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Thursday, March 14, 8:55 PM - ESPN3
Practice 2 - Friday, March 15, 12:55 AM - ESPNEWS
Practice 3 - Friday, March 15, 10:55 PM - ESPNEWS
Qualifying - Saturday, March 16, 1:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, March 17, 12:30 AM - ESPN
Race - Sunday, March 17, 1:00 AM - ESPN
Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Friday, March 29, 6:55 AM - ESPNU
Practice 2 - Friday, March 29, 10:55 AM - ESPNU
Practice 3 - Saturday, March 30, 7:55 AM - ESPN2
Qualifying - Saturday, March 30, 10:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, March 31, 10:30 AM - ESPN2
Race - Sunday, March 31, 11:05 AM - ESPN2
Heineken Chinese Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Thursday, April 11, 9:55 PM - ESPNEWS
Practice 2 - Friday, April 12, 1:55 AM - ESPN2
Practice 3 - Friday, April 12, 10:55 PM - ESPNEWS
Qualifying - Saturday, April 13, 1:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, April 14, 1:30 AM - ESPN2
Race - Sunday, April 14, 2:05 AM - ESPN2
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Friday, April 26, 4:55 AM - ESPN2
Practice 2 - Friday, April 26, 8:55 AM - ESPNU
Practice 3 - Saturday, April 27, 5:55 AM - ESPN2
Qualifying - Saturday, April 27, 8:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, April 28, 7:30 AM - ESPN2
Race - Sunday, April 28, 8:05 AM - ESPN2
Emirates Spanish Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Friday, May 10, 4:55 AM - ESPN2
Practice 2 - Friday, May 10, 8:55 AM - ESPNU
Practice 3 - Saturday, May 11, 5:55 AM - ESPN2
Qualifying - Saturday, May 11, 8:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, May 12, 8:30 AM - ESPN2
Race - Sunday, May 12, 9:05 AM - ESPN2
Monaco Grand Prix
Practice 1 - Thursday, May 23, 4:55 AM - ESPN2
Practice 2 - Thursday, May 23, 8:55 AM - ESPN2
Practice 3 - Saturday, May 25, 5:55 AM - ESPN2
Qualifying - Saturday, May 25, 8:55 AM - ESPN2
On The Grid - Sunday, May 26, 8:30 AM - ESPN
Race - Sunday, May 26, 9:05 AM - ESPN
Race (Encore) - Sunday, May 26, 3:30 PM - ABC
BBC wrote:Williams' beleaguered chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has left the team following their disappointing performance in pre-season testing. The team were not able to say when he might return and the expectation is that he will not.
Racefans wrote:It may be that Jacques Villenueve was more of a realist than we thought when he pronounced the team "dead" last July.Lowe is the latest in a series of departures from Williams’ technical team in the last 12 months. During its troubled 2018 campaign chief designer Ed Wood left the team after 12 years at Williams and head of aerodynamics Dirk de Beer departed the Grove-based team last May.
Dieter Rencken wrote:There is simply too much potential within the Grove campus for Williams to follow fellow multiple champions such as Lotus, Cooper and Brabham into oblivion. But, in order to survive, Williams needs to reinvent itself and embrace the future rather than clinging nostalgically to the past. Times have changed, Williams has not, certainly not enough in its key performance areas.
Gunther Steiner wrote:What I find more interesting than the performance comparison between the Renault factory team and Haas (a Ferrari customer) is Renault's performance deficit to its own customer teams (previously Red Bull and now McLaren)."I think they should do a better job and then they wouldn't get the heat. It is in their own hands. In my opinion, the problem they created themselves by not performing enough and spending too much money. I think they need to up their own game and not try to lower our performance by hindering us. They are not getting closer to the big ones, that is the problem. We not winning is not their problem. Their problem is us being better than them and they use the 'we cannot win' as an excuse. Can they win? It doesn't look it."