Ferrari's Pit Stop Disaster in Bahrain Explained

Ferrari's Pit Stop Disaster in Bahrain Explained
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How was Kimi Raikkonen given the green light to leave his pit box too early in Bahrain, leaving one of the Ferrari mechanics with a broken leg? We take a closer look.

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  1. Was hoping for an actual explanation… wheel gun analysis, electrical/timing interlocks discussed. Post-incident analysis of wheel nut condition onmeft rear… anything.

  2. Horrible reporting. So what exactly happened? How did they break his leg? What happened to Hass in Australia? I’m still confused

  3. This could have been a Kevin Ward Jr incident maybe if Kimi has been going faster or if the mechanic had been further under the car or had worse luck.

  4. Maurizio when Ferrari makes an error: *gives a detailed and actually reasonable explanation on what could’ve been the cause*
    Binotto when Ferrari makes an error: hmmmm, vettel.

  5. I mean if I ever got into a weird situation where someone told me I was gonna break my leg but I get to choose how I do so, this would be near the top of my list

  6. It seems to me that the F1 committee is trying to level out the playing field by implementing a salary cap on the teams and if that is indeed the case then implement a mandatory time for pit stops ??
    Thus the pit crew could take a little more time and caution when changing tires and less incidents would happen ..I would rather see a driver loose on his own accord then a fail in the pit …now having said that I am fairly new to watching the sport and would love to hear some other peoples view on the matter … hit this up with a reply .

  7. In the next 10 years the pit stops will be completed by robots and the cars will be driving by autonomous algorithm's. The winner will be the best "nerd" team with the best mathematical statistical certainty outcome….super fun can't wait for the "Borg" collective 1% taking over all forms of entertainment!

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