There’s pretty solid odds that they pit for a tire change a lap before it starts raining only to pit a few laps later for inters.

It’s the car. Red Bull has commented in the past about trying to reduce wheel spin at the start of races by rolling on the power more slowly. They’re better than they have been, but clearly not as good as McLaren.

Absolutely agree. I’m very excited for them.

Or Williams (if they can obey track limits).

Norris and Piastri going 2-3, just as we all expected.

Red flag with 3:10 left in the session. Perez was just too slow again.

Honestly, good for him. He’s matured as a driver and it seems like Williams has finally figured out how to make a decently fast car.

Horner: We think you need a change of scenery, so we’ve traded you to Ferrari for Carlos Sainz.

Checo: Not like this. Please, not like this.

Don’t worry, they’ll both get screwed by Ferrari on race day. All in due time.

Oof. Tough day for Sauber.