Lance Stroll’s Formula One journey commenced at the 2017 Australian Grand Prix. However, it was marred by a crash during practice, leading to an unscheduled gearbox change and subsequent grid penalty. Despite this setback, he showed promise, qualifying 6th last year and even securing a spot on the front row. As he returns to Albert Park in 2024, Stroll is once again filled with high hopes for a successful race. Amidst all this radio chats of the Formula 1 drivers grabbed the spotlight.
Radio conversation of F1 drivers
Max Verstappen, last year’s Australian GP winner, entered this year’s race with high hopes. He faced a tough challenge from returning driver Carlos Sainz during the qualifying round but managed to maintain his flawless start to the 2024 season.
Q3 radios:
"Such a big snap. 9 just killed me!" – Lance Stroll"Next weekend, I'll get it for you guys. I've learnt quite a lot this qualy, yeah" – Carlos Sainz
"The car was mega!""P8, really!?" – Yuki Tsunoda#F1 #AustralianGP
— Kunal Shah (@kunalashah) March 23, 2024
During the final practice session, Stroll demonstrated his skill by setting an impressive lap time of 1:17.822 seconds. The radio conversation during the races grabbed everyone’s attention. Similarly, according to a post on X, Lance Stroll’s radio exchange after finishing 9th during qualifying also garnered significant interest.
A tough day of Hamilton while Max Verstappen beats Carlos Sainz at Australian GP
The Australian Grand Prix qualifying session left fans breathless. Verstappen’s supremacy, Sainz’s resilience, and Hamilton’s shock exit set the stage for an unforgettable race. A disappointment in Lewis Hamilton was also evident on the radio chat as per the post shared on X.
Q1 radio, Lewis Hamilton:
"The tyres are f***-ing dead, man"Q1 radio, Esteban Ocon:
"You are through in Q1!"
"No, you're joking! This feels like a victory."#F1 #AustralianGP— Kunal Shah (@kunalashah) March 23, 2024
Ferrari’s resurgence was evident. Sainz’s teammate, Charles Leclerc, also impressed, securing a strong position in Q2. The Scuderia’s red machines hinted at their revival, promising a fierce race-day battle. Despite the odds, Max Verstappen continued his scintillating form by securing pole position.
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