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Is Ferrari in the 2024 constructors championship hunt?


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Poll: Is Ferrari in the 2024 constructors championship hunt? (105 member(s) have cast votes)

Well, are Ferrari in the hunt for constructors?

  1. Definitely (44 votes [41.90%])

    Percentage of vote: 41.90%

  2. Maybe (43 votes [40.95%])

    Percentage of vote: 40.95%

  3. No (18 votes [17.14%])

    Percentage of vote: 17.14%

In your mind, what's the most likely outcome of the constructors championship at the end of the year?

  1. Red Bull - McLaren - Ferrari (3 votes [2.86%])

    Percentage of vote: 2.86%

  2. Red Bull - Ferrari - McLaren (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

  3. McLaren - Red Bull - Ferrari (29 votes [27.62%])

    Percentage of vote: 27.62%

  4. McLaren - Ferrari - Red Bull (60 votes [57.14%])

    Percentage of vote: 57.14%

  5. Ferrari - Red Bull - McLaren (1 votes [0.95%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.95%

  6. Ferrari - McLaren - Red Bull (12 votes [11.43%])

    Percentage of vote: 11.43%

  7. None of these (Mercedes spoils the combinations) (0 votes [0.00%])

    Percentage of vote: 0.00%

How much do you care of the WCC?

  1. It's more important than WDC (11 votes [10.48%])

    Percentage of vote: 10.48%

  2. It's equally as important as WDC (32 votes [30.48%])

    Percentage of vote: 30.48%

  3. It's less important than WDC (62 votes [59.05%])

    Percentage of vote: 59.05%

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#51 mclarensmps

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Posted 15 September 2024 - 14:34

I've put it down as a Maybe for now, because Ferrari have been really strong in the two most recent races, that share similar-ish characteristics. Let's see what they do in Singapore (where Sainz does really well), and see where it ends up. I think they are probably going to remain in the mix for the remainder of the season. It's been such a good Season so far! 



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#52 brucewayne

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Posted 15 September 2024 - 14:34

I've put it down as a Maybe for now, because Ferrari have been really strong in the two most recent races, that share similar-ish characteristics. Let's see what they do in Singapore (where Sainz does really well), and see where it ends up. I think they are probably going to remain in the mix for the remainder of the season. It's been such a good Season so far!


Only if they are competitive in Austin.

#53 STRFerrari4Ever

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Posted 15 September 2024 - 14:36

Ferrari are in the hunt but McLaren are the favourites, they have a car for all tracks and seasons at the moment so it’s hard to look beyond them.

#54 Flyingfinn

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Posted 15 September 2024 - 14:55

Ferrari has an outside chance, but Mclaren should take it. It would be very optimistic to think that Ferrari can fight for the constructors.

#55 LolaB0860

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 20:51

McLaren 544
Red Bull 504
Ferrari 496


#56 STRFerrari4Ever

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 20:58

An outside shot because just when you think you know who’s going to be fastest, the form flips again but they have a chance with 6 races in 8 weeks.

#57 Anderis

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 21:00

Imagine predicting after first 5 races that Red Bull may end up P3 in WCC this year. :rotfl:



#58 Tiakumosan

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 21:01

Imagine predicting after first 5 races that Red Bull may end up P3 in WCC this year. :rotfl:


Or after last year …

#59 garoidb

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 21:03

 

McLaren 544
Red Bull 504
Ferrari 496

 

 

Still a gap to make up but some DNFs from McLaren could make it very interesting. They have every chance of being ahead of Red Bull, all things considered. 



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#60 LolaB0860

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Posted 20 October 2024 - 21:10

An outside shot because just when you think you know who’s going to be fastest, the form flips again but they have a chance with 6 races in 8 weeks.

 

Yes but there's still maximum of 250 points in offer in the constructors championship, which is quite a lot.

 

This weekend's net gain was:

Ferrari 55

Red Bull 29

McLaren 28



#61 LolaB0860

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Posted 27 October 2024 - 21:54

This weekend's net gain was:

Ferrari 55

Red Bull 29

McLaren 28

 

And this weekend

 

Ferrari 41

McLaren 22

Red Bull 8

 

They will win it. Ferrari has the most consistent driver pairing by far at the moment, paired up with the great upgrades.


Edited by LolaB0860, 27 October 2024 - 21:55.


#62 F1Frog

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Posted 27 October 2024 - 22:03

What an extraordinary throw it would be if McLaren don’t win either title. I do think they will hang on but it looks like being crazily close.

Somehow I don’t think they will have the best car next year and I am already thinking Leclerc and Ferrari are the favourites.

#63 Ste678

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Posted 27 October 2024 - 22:05

Hunt? Ferrari has this in the bag.

#64 LolaB0860

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Posted 27 October 2024 - 22:08

What an extraordinary throw it would be if McLaren don’t win either title.

 

That alone makes 2024 classic



#65 garoidb

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Posted 27 October 2024 - 22:09

Imagine if Bearman's points made the difference at the end of the season!



#66 ARTGP

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 01:02

What an extraordinary throw it would be if McLaren don’t win either title. I do think they will hang on but it looks like being crazily close.

 

It would be somewhat fitting?  Ferrari has had a technical and operational intervention that has gone massively under the radar this year because of the Mclaren hype.  Correct me if I'm wrong, but Ferrari now has the same number of wins as Mclaren this year? 


Edited by ARTGP, 28 October 2024 - 01:04.


#67 Wuzak

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 06:46

It would be somewhat fitting?  Ferrari has had a technical and operational intervention that has gone massively under the radar this year because of the Mclaren hype.  Correct me if I'm wrong, but Ferrari now has the same number of wins as Mclaren this year? 

 

Yes, they do.

 

5 each (Norris 3 and Piastri 2 for McLaren, Leclerc 3 and Sainz 2 for Ferrari).



#68 Flyingfinn

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 06:49

Not only same number of wins, but same number of podiums too. And out of the 20 races so far, both McLaren and Ferrari are at 10-10 each when it comes to race points. Ferrari had the the edge in the first third, McLaren in the second third, and the final third is now neck and neck.

#69 jonklug

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 07:10

Not only in the hunt,  they'll win it now. Which perhaps should raise questions as to why Leclerc isn't in this title fight. 


Edited by jonklug, 28 October 2024 - 07:10.


#70 Beri

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 07:26

Will be interesting to see how many points Ferrari can make up when Piastri is qualifying where he should. I reckon Ferrari being the better car for now. But it's marginally.

#71 sterlingfan2000

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 07:59

Ferrari will get the title. Piastri is just slow

#72 AlexS

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 09:41

Arrogance continues... Piastri won Baku, Ferrari and Leclerc gave him the win but he was there for taking.



#73 Benchulo

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 09:47

Not only in the hunt, they'll win it now. Which perhaps should raise questions as to why Leclerc isn't in this title fight.


Well if Perez and McLaren were maximising their points, Ferrari would have been further back.

Edited by Benchulo, 28 October 2024 - 09:47.


#74 Ferrim

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 09:52

McLaren haven't won a WCC since 1998, just one year after Williams' last.

This is because of the Spygate DSQ, but still surprises me as McLaren remained strong all the way through 2012.

#75 Laster

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Posted 28 October 2024 - 10:50

Mclaren definitely seem to be in the pound seat, Piastri has unfortunately had two disastrous qualifyings in a row, but he's no Perez. He'll be back up there not as consistently as Norris but enough.

Ferrari meanwhile I honestly don't know how they managed to stay in the hunt when they had seemed to struggle midseason, but they've really come out swinging in recent races and put themselves in contention. Leclerc is quick and Sainz is consistent with the odd big performance like Mexico and Australia.

Meanwhile I am absolutely certain Red Bull are out of the hunt. Perez is just so poor and incapable of beating anyone in the top 4 teams, and Max hasn't been able to win a race since the start of the year. The car has been poor for a long time now with no signs of any recovery, so they're no longer a part of this.

The battle is between Mclaren & Ferrari and I honestly have no idea which way it's going to go.

#76 Brawn BGP 001

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Posted 02 November 2024 - 15:17

Gap now 35, looking like damage limitation for Ferrari.



#77 SCUDmissile

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Posted 02 November 2024 - 17:22

I think Max WDC and McLaren WCC is about right for the season

#78 LolaB0860

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Posted 04 November 2024 - 18:26

COTA Net Gain
Ferrari 55
Red Bull 29
McLaren 28
 
Mexico Net Gain
Ferrari 41
McLaren 22
Red Bull 8
 
Interlagos Net Gain
Red Bull 32
McLaren 27
Ferrari 20
 
Standings after Interlagos
McLaren 593
Ferrari 557
Red Bull 544
 
Remaining Constructor Points
Grand Prix 132
Sprint 15


#79 PitViperRacing

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Posted 04 November 2024 - 21:25

Probably too much for Ferrari to make up now. I think the constructors top 3 is set.

Edited by PitViperRacing, 04 November 2024 - 21:25.


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#80 ARTGP

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Posted 05 November 2024 - 00:27

Poor weekends in Singapore and Brazil have really weakened their challenge. It's not over though. They can easily go 1-2 in Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi.  These were Ferrari tracks last year. 


Edited by ARTGP, 05 November 2024 - 00:28.


#81 LolaB0860

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Posted 05 November 2024 - 06:46

Yeah I mean the gap is 36 points, which you can surpass even in a single race

Edited by LolaB0860, 05 November 2024 - 06:46.


#82 MRX94

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Posted 05 November 2024 - 09:47

I would say the chance has gone at this point. McLaren should be a lot better in Qatar, Abu Dhabi will probably be even between them, and Las Vegas has cold temps which is bad for this year's car.
Also Charles is still looking at a possible penalty for new PU parts, he has been lifting and coasting a lot in the recent races to cool the engine.

#83 garoidb

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Posted Today, 13:45

The gap between leaders McLaren and second place Ferrari in the WCC table is now 24 points with two race weekends left. This could still be tight, especially if Ferrari close up a bit more at the next race.



#84 Flyingfinn

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Posted Today, 13:51

On paper McLaren should win. Qatar is expected to be McLaren's stomping ground, but it's too close to rule out at the moment. A freak race and Ferrari could end up leading.

#85 BertoC

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Posted Today, 14:02

Ferrari after Monza is fast in all kind of circuits, so Qatar wont be a walk in park for Mclaren. And AD is historically a Ferrari strong track. But I still think title will be decided by a DNF for the looser team.

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#86 STRFerrari4Ever

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Posted Today, 14:20

Ferrari have a sprint weekend and a normal weekend left, if they can somehow finish ahead of McLaren with both cars again and be fighting for the win then it could be on the cards. We’ll have a clearer picture by the end of Saturday evening whether or not the title is still on as we’ll have had a sprint race and normal qualifying to gauge the relative pace of the two cars.

#87 Flyingfinn

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Posted Today, 14:39

Ferrari after Monza is fast in all kind of circuits, so Qatar wont be a walk in park for Mclaren. And AD is historically a Ferrari strong track. But I still think title will be decided by a DNF for the looser team.

 


But Mclaren after its recent upgrades is also faster on medium and high speed corners. Case in point - Brazil in dry conditions. So while Ferrari could be second best in Qatar, if Mclaren takes a 1-2 then game over. Not to forget it's a sprint race. Ferrari suffers the most at high speed corners.

#88 BertoC

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Posted Today, 14:50


But Mclaren after its recent upgrades is also faster on medium and high speed corners. Case in point - Brazil in dry conditions. So while Ferrari could be second best in Qatar, if Mclaren takes a 1-2 then game over. Not to forget it's a sprint race. Ferrari suffers the most at high speed corners.

Mclaren only had ONE 1-2 all season and a double podium only 3 times, I hope they manage another at Qatar, but I highly doubt. Realistic goal should be outscore Ferrari at Qatar and manage at AD.

#89 RedRabbit

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Posted Today, 15:58

Ferrari and McLaren have been closely matched since Monza and only the small details in execution have made the difference.

I can't agree that Ferrari has better drivers though. It's really closely matched with the tipping point towards McLaren being that Norris and Piastri have the least crash damage of all drivers by a significant amount.

Their combined totals are less than Charles, who has been the better of the Ferrari duo.

That alone has probably made the difference in WCC score.

#90 Flyingfinn

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Posted Today, 16:11

Ferrari and McLaren have been closely matched since Monza and only the small details in execution have made the difference.

I can't agree that Ferrari has better drivers though. It's really closely matched with the tipping point towards McLaren being that Norris and Piastri have the least crash damage of all drivers by a significant amount.

Their combined totals are less than Charles, who has been the better of the Ferrari duo.

That alone has probably made the difference in WCC score.


Great points here. I think in the second half both cars are kinda equal. Ferrari has done very well to emerge from it's mid season slumber to fight for the Championship. It's gonna be a fun final two races.

#91 Claudius

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Posted Today, 16:26

Both teams love to throw points away so it’s hard to know which way it will go.