F1 2021
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Acrobat
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I know but why is it green? Their brand isn't green and Ferrari's have never prominently had green on them before. Doesn't fit the car at all. Could have at least had some white on the logo so it's at least white, red and green like the Italian flag. Just looks weird as it is
Acrobat
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I don't mind it. If team went with sponsors that had logos that matched the teams livery....well you wouldnt see the sponsors logo! LOL.
Your idea in this case is great though - a splash of white around those green edges and bam - you have the Italian flag. That would definitely have looked better.
It is better than the Haas car though lol
Your idea in this case is great though - a splash of white around those green edges and bam - you have the Italian flag. That would definitely have looked better.
It is better than the Haas car though lol
evilwebby
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Hamilton is 2/5 odds-on to make it an 8th title
Verstappen 6/1
Bottas 14/1
Perez 40/1
Leclerc 50/1
Ricciardo 50/1
Vettel 50/1
Think that looks a little short for Hamilton, personally, I do think that Red Bull and Verstappen are going to give him a much harder time this year.
Verstappen 6/1
Bottas 14/1
Perez 40/1
Leclerc 50/1
Ricciardo 50/1
Vettel 50/1
Think that looks a little short for Hamilton, personally, I do think that Red Bull and Verstappen are going to give him a much harder time this year.
evilwebby
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I've never been a fan of modern Ferrari looks. IMO they've basically been downhill for the last 30 years since this beauty which is almost universally recognised as being one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever made:
Alpine, Aston Martin and Torro Roso for me. Merc and Ferrari are pretty bland and meh for me. Basically the same as last year, but not as good. On a side note, I really like the tapered floors, much better the way it is now, kind of follows the shape of the sidepods as they flow in to the rear of the chasis. Always hated the way they had these massive wide floors when the main chassis was much narrower there, looked like they'd just stuck the body of the car on to a random tray!!
Saw that the other day. Quite interesting. Seems like IndyCars are more of a challenge, mainly cos they're not as 'good'/advanced technically.
evilwebby
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Looks like Indycar is like what F1 was like in the late 80s/early 90s. Much less aero so the cars slide around more, and its just not as glued to the track as we see in modern F1
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