Jeffrey Morrell
462 posts






F1's new 1-decimal gap display isn't just dumbing down the data. It creates a rounding problem that actually matters. Overtake mode activates within a second of the car ahead. So is 0.950 shown as 1.0? Is 1.049 shown as 1.0? Drivers could look out of range when they're not, or in range when they're not. F1 measures in thousandths. Qualifying, lap times, photo finishes. The precision exists. Just use it.


Honestly, right now I have no motivation to analyse this GP. Maybe it's because when you read so many pessimistic comments you start to lose hope. I won’t deny it — at the moment I’m seeing everything in a negative light. We simply lack the means and the data needed to carry out a proper analysis. I honestly thought the race was very poor. The vast majority of drivers reported mechanical issues, which makes the ability to interpret the driver factor extremely limited. On top of that, the time required to analyse each driver and every lap is enormous, yet the conclusions you end up drawing are barely representative of what actually happened. I don’t know… I just feel disappointed with what I’ve seen today. Maybe the best thing right now is to take a few days to step back and reflect on a lot of things. Is it really worth putting so much time and effort into a sport that I’m not enjoying at the moment? 🤷♂️


























