Looks can be deceiving especially when we can't see what's going on underneath these cars.
I've always found the best gauge in testing is to just see how the car handles on the track.
Does it look like it's on rails? Does the driver look at ease while corning? These are signs the car is stable and will return good results in race conditions. If the car is unstable and the driver looks to be fighting the wheel on every turns, that's your best indicator there's problems.
Anyways I've been enjoying checking in on the testing here and there. Hamilton in the Ferrari is looking pretty spicy.
Yeah I'm really not that excited for this event. I think I'll be happier to skip watching it live and just wait for the pictures of the liveries after the event.
If they really want my attention, I want to see the real cars are the engineering differences between each. Maybe a little bit of live analysis from the presenters. But I get it, that's not sexy or exciting to watch. Logos and paint just don't do much for me, and I couldn't care less about those acts.
Same thing here... I only just discovered Lemmy. I don't know how I managed to only discover it now. But so far so good. It's not quite as active but that's okay, Reddit used to be the same way and was actually better then.
I do feel like the old parts of the internet were decentralized and based on protocols, not single websites. So this is very refreshing and feels like getting back to the roots.