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The Autosport Podcast
"charles leclerc" Discussed on The Autosport Podcast
"Sergio Pérez secured pole position for Formula One's mommy Grand Prix followed by Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz in third place, where was Charles Leclerc where is Max Verstappen well, Verstappen's first flying lap was abandoned, Charles Leclerc's crash led to the red flag at the top ten looks like this Perez Alonso, science followed by Kevin Magnussen standout performance for hassel get into that Pierre gasly for the Alpine in 5th. George Russell, Charles Leclerc 7th, even though he crashed, he still got a time on the board Esteban archon and Max Verstappen Valtteri Bottas without times on meaningful times on the board for qualifying. Ah, the importance of getting a banker lap. Let's talk about that with our man in Miami Jake box or leg welcome back to the podcast. How has Saturday been for you? It's been a very, very busy day. Things have started a little bit earlier today than they had done on Friday, so the track a pretty decent time. It's been hot all week and it's just been such a thrill to kind of be around the hard rock stadium and in such a kind of boisterous race because one of the flagship races when it comes to that particular essence of race in a sense. So it's been really good fun today. It did look like a great atmosphere. There were some, you know, you could see some blue seats in the grandstands. It wasn't a sellout crowd. They have put more seats in, but still it's so good to see people really enthusing about Formula One in the U.S., not a statement about today, more generally recently, which is so good. Well, a Hispanic qualifying top three Perez Alonso science is our colleague at Mark Gallagher, who writes for GP racing magazine, said they probably should have done their press conference in Spanish and done an English translation as there's more Spanish speakers notably in the world than English speakers. And that was really interesting to see a standout performance for Hass, P four, Kevin Magnussen. Let's be honest, they're out of place. Flat out pace is maybe a second elapsed slower than the Red Bull for that that has maybe even more. Other stuff to mention, we'll get into the Mercedes Lewis Hamilton down in 13th to two McLaren's not getting out of the bottom 5 and so let's start though. With Sergio Pérez, he's on pole, he did it with pace, he deserves to be on pole. Yes, we didn't see a representative time from Max Verstappen, but like I said in the intro, that's the importance of a bank lap, a Perez got it in. Max made his mistake at a wobble or two actually on that first time lap. And Burrell is deserving to be on pole very popular one. How did you read qualifying today? Well, it was a fantastic performance. And as you said, it was completely on merit. And he had to really work for it actually. Throughout practice, he was off Verstappen's pace. He was very lacking in confidence through all of the practice sessions. They made a change to his car, he wouldn't specify in the press conference what it was. But this just gave him the confidence and he was really struggling with the feeling of the car on the track surface that Max Verstappen was able to deal with a lot more adeptly. For Perez, it was a bit of a trial by fire, but he came to qualifying and suddenly he'd unlocked something from himself and from the car, and it was a very, very good performance from him. And he did the vital thing, as you say, it's so important to get a banker lap and he kept it on the island as they say in racing parlance. He didn't make any mistakes on that first lap. Generally speaking, that would usually be half the job done, just nail the last lap, but of course, when it came down to it, there were no final laps. He took Paul and he's full of confidence now getting the car together to where he likes it, but following Baku as well, which was possibly one of his best performances in Formula One ever, it is fully deserved. Absolutely, and coming at such a good time as well as we need a championship fight. I think it's very clear Red Bull are going to win this year, but to see a battle between the two drivers is exactly what this season needed and I mentioned the Spanish speaking top three. But it is good to see Alonso back on the front row. I saw a couple of different stats flying around the last time Alonso started on the front row and I've not gone and done my own
The Autosport Podcast
"charles leclerc" Discussed on The Autosport Podcast
"On a Friday. As is becoming a bit of a habit and we like that is the editor of auto sport dot com and that's Hayden car Hayden. Hello, I'm not too bad, thanks. How are you? Yeah, good, actually. Of course, we are both in the UK, so neither of us got a ticket to Miami boots. Yeah, I know. So it's light, so I'm guessing our listeners probably listening to this. Probably not on Friday night. Well, it's already Saturday as we are recording this. So free practice, then FP two and they take the fuel out and do some slightly quicker runs. We saw Max Verstappen leading the way with Carlos Sainz, a four tenths back actually. There was a big, a bit of a big gap and then Charles Leclerc, another tenth back followed by Sergio Pérez and Fernando Alonso in the Aston Martin still looking a bit quick in Miami. Lando Norris putting in a quick lap for McLaren. We'll talk about that because he did it an unusual time. Did it on the softs, but much earlier than everybody else and then Lois Hamilton in 7th Lance stroll 8th espanol and Alex albon. George Russell, not getting a mention until we get down to 15th. He had some trouble with the steering rack. It was a experimental part in free practice one which then had to be taken apart and put back together again and whilst Oscar piastre in the McLaren was looking rapid at some points was down in 6th, but let's get into it. So what did you make of practice today? Well, I guess it's worth saying, it was a normal. Non sprints, Friday. That's right. Very much a return to form. Yeah, going off the excitement and bar minus of the first sprint race a weekend of the season. Traditional FP one FP two for Friday. And yeah, yeah, return to return to the normal sort of Verstappen keen to get that quick early lap on the board and largely dominate dominate the sessions and obviously top the second session by a decent margin over the two Ferraris. And yeah, it is very much a teams could revert to their normal Friday practice run plans, getting those early laps in, few setup tweaks here and there, and then when you get into the meat of the second session, you do your soft tyre, run, and halfway through and then focus on the long runs. And despite a couple of red flags today, so there was one in first practice for hulkenberg crashing, and then yeah, as you mentioned earlier, the second one for leclerc crashing in FP two. All drivers by and large got a decent chunk of lap count up with them. So unlike Baku where they were going in with a lot of blind setups, they will have plenty of data to churn through tonight and into tomorrow's final practice session. And yeah, again, I think the pace, as you mentioned there, sort of the pecking order largely reflects what we've seen over the first four rounds so far this season going into the 5th round of Red Bull at the front, Verstappen, certainly this circuit seems to be suiting a lot more than Baku. He has openly admit as well that Baku is now not his favorite circuit, so it seems to be of a weak one for him and I think yeah, he's feeling a bit more comfortable in Miami having won the inaugural Miami Grand Prix last year. And yeah Ferrari encouraging that, again, once again, sort of second and third running a new floor and diffuser, which everyone's been very keen to keep an eye on and we think leclerc avoids damaging it in his crash in FP two, but we'll wait for the full diagnosis on that one. Yeah, big drama. Was it turned 7 or turn 8? He lost the cut of the rear of the car in turn 7. Slammed on the brakes to not spin and threaten the wall with his diffuser and that just meant he went headlong into the barrier reck in the front wing and the front right of the car. But yeah, at least from our vantage point it looked like the most important parts were all safe and not too badly damaged. And that was certainly the impression that you got from leclerc's radio message as well to his team. He was like, oh, it's all okay. Don't worry. So they should be all right for tomorrow. Yeah, I think Michael Schumacher did this quite famously once when they were short of parts and maybe it was going into Sandoval somewhere, but yeah. I can't remember which year, but that does ring a bell yet. Famous case of not even going to, he knew that they were short on pass at the rear of the car, so I'm not even going to turn, I'm going to go headlong in. We've got we've got front wings. We've got suspension parts. Well that's interesting. So of course we've gone straight from Baku to Miami so very little can in terms of development get done between those two races. But I guess things could have been shipped or there weren't ready for Baku or made their way to Miami. Anything making the news pages of auto sport dot com this week in terms of any technical upgrades that we need to worry about, or is it much the same as a week ago? Well, that's right. You got it. Yeah, spot on. The majority of teams haven't brought a great deal because of the tight turnaround between two races. But Ferrari always sort of said that at Miami there'd be delivering their first bigger upgrades and indeed that's been the case with the new floor and diffuser on the car, particularly looking at they know that they've got the single lap pace in the car as we saw with the clerk getting poles in Baku, but really looking for that sort of race pace and that tyre life management and trying to basically put Red Bull under a bit of pressure, really. And yes, it's early days and obviously the crash wouldn't have helped massively on their data front. But it looks a fairly relatively positive step forward. So we're certainly keeping on that overnight and see what see what they make of it come the end of the Grand Prix on Sunday. Now, in free
The Autosport Podcast
"charles leclerc" Discussed on The Autosport Podcast
"He won't want to stay there and there are we'll be talking about Audi. Earlier on, for example, there's not going to be a shortage of teens who'd want to have Charles Leclerc in the near future. And it's going to be it's vital that Ferrari get there, get their act together in terms of that. Alignment that they need amongst all the people in the team and get a sense of get a sense of clear direction and deliver and focus on beating the competition rather than the internal struggles that seem to take up too much of their time. Roberto and Andrew both agree one of the major things that needs to be sorted out this year is tying leclerc in and giving him a reason to stay. Yeah, well, first of all, I remember when he first signed that contract long term thing and now by the end of this year he'll be effectively deciding his future won't it if it expires at the end of 2024 and there's no deny I don't think it's quite like Max Verstappen ignoring Red Bull team orders in Brazil and not getting so much as a slap on the wrist. But leclerc is obviously the talisman up Ferrari to the point where Versailles hired basically to proclaim to leclerc in many ways after his frustration and breakdown of his relationship with bonato. So the fact that they are appealing to the clerk shows how important he is to Ferrari. But I write a column about this for auto sport last year, sort of shot down a bit, but my colleagues, but you do wonder, not necessarily where he will end up, but is he going, is he having a two year version of Lewis Hamilton's 2012 at McLaren where there are these flushes of immense pace, particularly what he had last year, but just the gearbox problems that Hamilton had or to poorly executed very strategy that the fragility and interesting I've had enough. He's done he's done the Ferrari thing now, but you know, he had his rookie season at Alfredo, but he's done the Ferrari thing, so whether his appetite is wetted to look beyond because if he is to like last season, what are the best statistics from last season was that Max Verstappen won more races from Charles Leclerc poles in Charles Leclerc one from Charles Leclerc poles. And that sort of poor conversion rate is enough to make you to make you shop around and whether it is that, you know, Hamilton retires. And Mercedes goes to leclerc, or Mercedes goes to Norris, and so a resurgent McLaren needs a star signing alongside piastre or the Audi program which all, you know, if the cost cap hasn't clamped down on driver salaries and it will be able to effectively write a blank check blank check full of clerk. He doesn't have a shortage of options. I think both parties McLaren and look like we're dearly love it to work out with one another because they would be like could become we're not a cult hero. That makes him sound a bit like John a lacy, but he'd be like almost a deity around that place. But the trajectory it's on at the minute is to just underline everything Marcus said it's not going that way. The a lacy comparison is a good one because he's another person who has seen very much as the heir to Gil Villeneuve as leclerc is, but Matt, have you got Christopher Hilton's John a Lacey book? I do, I do. I'm a terrible fair if my girlfriend's going to, let's say, shot for my birthday present or something like that. I'll nip into oxfam and go through go through every shelf and find out such gems. Christopher Hilton, a lovely and much missed bloke he used to write in his dressing gown for much of the day before having a before having a bath and going out to get the papers and things like that. Very, very eccentric, but very enthusiastic, lovely bike. Thanks for bringing back the memory out. I very had a very great and boozy lunch with Christopher Hilton once and he wanted to stay for more. Chris, I've got to work. You need to go to the archive. I've got to work. Anyhow, magazine deadlines being what they are when Mark was writing his feature about Williams for this issue and the changes and what the new team principal James vowels need to do to turn things around. James had only just started in the job with the benefit of observing for a couple of Grand Prix weekends. I mean, what do we make of him now? I've been quietly impressed by James vowels, and as you saying earlier Mark about people who know what they're doing in motor racing, here's a guy who has had, he may not be an experienced team principal, but he's worked next one, he's worked for one. He's executed strategy he's managed to a process that requires minute attention to detail, multitasking, the calculation of possibilities in real time. So he's clearly got a big brain. And you can see all that going on when he's being interviewed, you know, you know there's an awful lot of wheels turning in that head. And I've been quietly impressed with what I've seen so far. You couldn't wish to have a better university for becoming team principal than what he's been able to enjoy and contribute to, but during his 20 plus years in broccoli. You know, as I mentioned in the feature, that period of time that he's been there, he has seen broccoli evolve from its BAR through its Honda through
Box of Neutrals
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Box of Neutrals
"Discord. It's pretty easy. Or in the show description, you can do that too. Shout out to Matt walker, long time, wait, these are one of the admins of Discord. He is, this is just a good shout out. Good old fashioned shout out. He's in the world's greatest shave. He's just colored his hair red for some reason, and he's also cut it in a way. You can go and donate. If you've got a Discord channel, support a good cause. We don't support really normally we just ask you to pay us. But you can also donate to charity. I shouldn't have to tell you that. Also, Alex de fazio says he's got a LinkedIn request from Matt Gallagher. Maybe it's just like a, maybe it's just a sign that he knows he's aware. Every week says he's Met Gala because he's profile. On your toes. Message from big potato. It was a ripping conspiracy theory. Oh, I'm looking forward to this one. Because of course, this week ends Cullen, who was Lewis Hamilton's longtime physio slash PA, I don't know, went with him everywhere. He was in New Zealander. Yes. He's continues to be in New Zealand. Because obviously we needed to find someone responsible for why the car is rubbish and obviously the physiotherapist is the first logical first choice. And this is from big potato and Colin is the first shoe to drop at Mercedes Benz, sir Lewis will soon spit the dummy, he doesn't really want to sit and wait for a new tub. Ham agitates with Lawrence Stroll to drop Lance, the people tyro. Participants are pretty bad this week. Yes. Lawrence can not resist the idea of Aston Martin having 13 world championships amongst itself. Is that right? That's not right. And haven't got not 7. It makes 9. Or Fernando acknowledges he has more. That's true. Moral championship. And he says potentially Henrik. And he's willing to trade Lance to Mercedes Benz where you can partner yet another young gun, lose Hamilton goes to Aston Martin. The large majority of this theory, I agree with. Lance stroll at Mercedes is no brainer. It is. No, it is, again, like Fernando Alonso racing into his 50s. It's out there, but it's not out of the realm of possibility, because if, but it would be, I don't know. I feel like Mercedes would be waving the white flag and just be giving up on F one if that were the case. If they were to just hand over Lewis to Aston Martin, that easily, it seems to be, I don't know why this is a thing, but it seems to be this time of season where it's just Louis Hamilton. He's going to leave Mercedes. He's had enough. And despite the fact, Toto Wolff is, oh, he's free to go. In fact, I would encourage him to go lose Hamilton saying I'm saying I'm not going anyway. I'm quite happy here. I have it. I have it printed out. As opposed to an email. Yeah, well I know you would want to email. Facts still popular presumably, but that's another subject. I do like the idea now clip that Christian Horner of all people suggests people are playing up for the cameras. Remarkable. I've had some other messages on the Discord channel. Jay weissbach has compiled a list of everything that's gone on Ferrari so far this year, which is remarkable. One I didn't know that FP one in Bahrain Charles Leclerc's helmet camera was upside down. Did you see this? And I couldn't find the glass. That is great. Excellent content. And that's not even Ferrari's fault. The advice association. They have to be associated. Hang on. We need to go through let's add a researcher Ferrari. You're going to go through the list of everything that's going wrong.
Box of Neutrals
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Box of Neutrals
"You got another people's actually know that people's participants run tire. 8 points to Lance stroll. So you're telling me that Lance stroll has a better chance at this point to time. In this part of the localised entirely in this Grand Prix, a better chance of winning the world championship than Charles Leclerc, which is remarkable. Another honorable mention, the honorable Australian Valtteri Bottas, the four points for him. He'll be driving a V8 supercar this weekend at the end of the festival. He's full. He is genuinely out of the two Aussies in the championship this season Valtteri Bottas is the highest ranking. Good for him. Good for him. Yeah, what should we give him a nickname? Like the fact that we'll see or something like that. The de facto Aussie. He kind of is. It's almost the correct term. The fact of all work on it, let us know in the Discord channel. What should Valtteri Bottas Australian nickname be? And how can we help him on the immigration test? Yeah, yes. John Bradford. Warney. And Anne said. Let's give I want to give a stocks up to Oscar piastre, who had a good weekend. Except I feel like every good weekend he's going to have, we've got to say underratedly good because McLaren cars so bad. Yeah. Robert, what do you think? They have Oscar piastre. I would go. Really. Okay, really? He qualified very well. Very well. Very well. Very well. Jared, how well did he? Very well. He did so well. To qualify, granted he's got history at this track as well. So it's a good sign so far. In terms of his stocks aren't meteoric. I tell you what he's a solid investment at the moment because he certainly hasn't disgraced himself. And he also has the great caveat that everyone is acknowledging. It is clear as day that the car is shit. It is so bad. It is, I know, I have to run to. I say, just hold your horses with Ferrari. But it is no good. It is no good. McLaren and Ferrari are definitely not Ferrari racing to the bottom. But they're not making life easy for themselves at the moment. So I'd say it's turbulent for them at the moment whereas McLaren is just screwed. It's really bad. It's really bad. That's quite embarrassing. The car this round was probably the slot. It was probably the size. Maybe equal or maybe just a head of Alfa Romeo, which had a weirdly not good weekend. Although I think Joan used to finish it at both of them. Although both were car and drivers had damaged on the first lap, from each other, funnily enough. The thing I don't get, like you can look at the rice style that you can look at the long runs, all that kind of stuff, all the rice pace. Every week what every weekend, for the last two weekends, McLaren's coming out and said, we had points winning pace. Put a score points. There are 5 there are no points to win. There are 5 teams that are clearly better than all the other ones. And McLaren's not one of them. You're not there are no points on offer for they may as well not turn off at this rate. They were hoping that the likes of they just resting their laurels on alpha alpha Romeo will stuff it up and alpha tour is shit and our pain ah, they no good because there are tribal and drivers to survive. Harsh cars will be repossessed. That is what they need. They need all of those cars to not turn up. No. Or crash or retire, whatever. No. There are ten cars now on the basis on the evidence of this weekend, Alpine is a step ahead of everyone else in the midfield. There are ten cars that are normal race will score all the points. The only reason Kevin Magnussen scored a point was because Lance stroll formerly the people's parties event retired. Had he not retired, they would just be no points on offer for anyone else. That is that's the style of it. It was a poor showing for risky stroll for capitalizing on some much needed points because if we talk about the entertained battle though jeez, I think by now, if S bass and haven't thought about putting all their resources behind Fernando, I think this is it for a hundred podiums for eventually. Technically a 101. True today. Oh yeah, true. A 100.5. 100.5. Yeah, let's hundred and a bonus. Let's call it that financing. I wonder what's the status? I want to know how many what is the all time record? Podiums. Podiums for drive a bit like in multiple teams. Oh, that's a good question. He's done them at Renault. McLaren Ferrari Renault. Did he cut our, I believe? Remember that one. Well, there you go. It was a very forgettable ride. Right, so obviously it was the rice before Saudi Arabia when the exciting stuff. Okay. I must have also not watched the film. Okay, so there you go. I would like to know the record because again, I'm very pleased. It is the thing that case we're going into this season. I think the Fernando Alonso effect. I think it's brilliant. I'm absolutely here for it, because if Ferrari can't do it, then philando, it is, like I said, Fernando Alonso, it's trolling the field. These trolling Ferraris trolling McLaren. He's trolling Alpine. And he's in an Aston Martin and he's doing what he's doing and I think it's brilliant and I'm here for it. He's very exciting. He also was so when he was told he lost his podium. I think his words were I don't really care because the car's quick. I had fun. And I got to go on the party. It's what everyone really wants to do. What's the record of the podium? We just want to go on it. Exactly. It's exciting. Get their photos. Okay, all right. Let's eat. Yeah. But it was good for Fernando to get the hundreds out of the way as well, which is a remarkable stat. That we're going to have to because for me, Fernando Alonso winning a Grand Prix is a highly more likely prospect that McLaren possibly scoring points this season. Or Ferrari even winning a race because I think two races in, it's a bit of a hyperbole. I'll acknowledge that. Long way to go, but it's not looking good at this early part of the season. And Mercedes. Fans like me and you tune to three a double U 9 6906 9 three four proves. That is where the day is. Great sweat. Great production by the way. Only made for box of digital. Is that the first song
The Autosport Podcast
"charles leclerc" Discussed on The Autosport Podcast
"Second round and he's getting penalties already. But they seemed quicker, at least a day, does this track suit the Ferraris more than Bahrain, are they going to be hopeful for Sunday? It should do with regards to tyre wear because this is something that's been a bugbear Ferraris for a little while now and they're not so great at managing the tyres and Bahrain really exacerbates that and it really magnifies that issue, particularly just because the tarmac is so abrasive the tarmac and Jeddah isn't anywhere near like that. So with regards to tyre wear and that kind of thing, it shouldn't affect Ferrari quite so much. But they were honestly a little bit surprised to be second in qualifying. And you know, without Verstappen's issue, yeah, it would have been P three, but that's still a good effort, nonetheless, to be a tenth and a half away from Perez's ultimate time. It does take that penalty, but he thinks that a podium again is very much possible. Leclerc said, you know, it's more possible for Carlos Sainz than it is for him, but it's something that Ferrari feels that it's achievable. And it knows that it's better with regards to race pace over qualifying, which I think is another contributing factor to why they were slightly surprised. But yeah, it's not all doom and gloom at Ferrari. Bahrain was a difficult round for them with regards to reliability and with tire wear. And they've been really behind the 8 ball so far this weekend, you know, the Ferraris haven't been really factoring at the top of the time sheets. There is the suspicion that they were perhaps running their engines quite detuned because they were just losing so much time in the straight lines in practice, but in qualifying, yeah, they seem to be much, much better in much better shape. And yeah, we'll see how they get on tomorrow if they can fight for a podium. If they can find something over Alonso that maybe Alonso had over them in Bahrain, we'll have to wait and see. Yeah, let's hope that Ferrari power unit is robust, they're not de rating it or anything because it was still good. Some decent performances at times for Hass now from over the weekend as well. So we'll wait and see on that in terms of that midfield battle when we thought we were going to be talking about Aston Alpine McLaren. Things are working out a little bit different this year with Aston Martin's progress, Alpine line up with ocon in 6th and gasly in 9th. Bahrain was a weird one because we saw ghastly making progress through the field ocon collecting time penalty. So I feel like we haven't really just had a chance to see them start where they should do and then progress from there. Is that where you expected them to be? This is probably a little bit more in line with what they promised as a team, perhaps over the off season. The car has been really, really strong. And it does seem quite wayward. So I was down one, two, and then it turns 22 and 23 on Friday. You could see the red balls going through the Aston Martins going through really, really, really stable. The Alpine looked a little bit all limbs kind of all a little bit wayward. It just seemed to produce the lap time where it needed to. To see gasly and knock on, up there, it's not it's probably where it should be given the progress that it's made. Ocon did have a little bit of a moment where he very nearly lost the current qualifying. And just about managed to keep it on the road. That was an issue that he had to face and he had to deal with, but it was a very, really strong performance from our pain. They'd looked really strong all weekend. So it's not a surprise given the context of the weekend to see them up there doing quite so well. Well, Oscar piastre and Lando Norris had both a little sniff of the wall this weekend. Oscar piastre getting away with it and in his second qualifying for McLaren, starting 8th on the road. Lando Norris down in 19th I had to retire him. Can you explain what happened to Lando Norris and if we heard from piastre afterwards as well? He must be made up. Let's be honest, it was sonoris fault there. He just got a little bit too overeager with trying to take the apex into the turn 27, which is the final corner. And just clip the wall when you do that, when you clip a concrete wall with your front left tyre, you're going to break something. And you could see that sort of tire wiggle where the suspension was just broken. And there was no chance of getting him back out in time. So that ended Norris session pretty much immediately. He'd managed to get at a lap in and this was his going to be a second lap that was a bit stronger, but unfortunately he wasn't able to clock that. Bias tree was really, really strong. And it was really good to see him in his first race doing such a first season doing such a good job given the difficulties that he endured in Bahrain. He did say that he was very, very careful when it came to Jared because he has raced at the circuit before in formula two. He's won here twice back when formula two was doing three races a weekend for some unknown reason. But he hasn't raced here for over a year. So he was slowly trying to build up for it. Slowly get used to it because it's such a difficult circuit for a rookie to deal with. But he was getting more and more comfortable. The lap time just seemed to come for him. And ultimately, yeah, he did a really, really good job. McLaren still knows that it's behind and it still has a lot of work to do with regards to its concept and development, but that really difficult Bahrain. The picture doesn't seem so bad now. And realistically, Norris probably should have been in Q three as well, given his pace in practice sessions. Maybe you've got a couple of tents on pediatric as well. So you would have to expect both of them to be in on had things been a little bit normal. Norris sort of given maybe a little bit of a quarter there in Q one. Yeah, people were quick to write off McLaren bottom of the constructors after the first round, but we haven't seen them do a full event yet, so a normal weekend. So this could be it. JBL, thank you very much. It's late here, which means it's very late for you. I appreciate you coming on the podcast. Thank you for that. We look forward to. Hearing more from you. This season. That is your podcast for today. I'll finish off Nico hulkenberg in tenth, Zhou guang knew in 11th, Charles Clarke 12th as I mentioned, Kevin Magnussen and his ass in his 13th place Valtteri Bottas is 14th, followed by Max Verstappen 15th, three places behind Charles Leclerc, big action last year. They won't be doing the dance for the DRS activation line because that's been moved till after the apex boo spoiling our fun, but they will be on a similar piece of the track as they both make their way through the field. A UK Samoa 16th Alex Alban in the Williams 17th Nick de vries in the AlphaTauri 18th Lando 19th, as we mentioned in Logan sergeant 20th. That is your lineup for Sunday. Thank you for listening to the podcast. And we'll catch you tomorrow. Podcast network.
Box of Neutrals
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Box of Neutrals
"He's a pathway of some success stories left for Harry to go on to McLaren. And to bring down the ship. Maybe it's like, maybe it's like, maybe it's like a disgraced government of the. One that faces sanctions from the United Nations sort of disrupting elections and in the beginning of all this how later. Maybe it's our job Ferrari. Maybe they do this on purpose. There's still retribution. Yes. Wasn't enough that you could almost say that the genesis of McLaren's downfall was all that spygate stuff. I haven't won anything since then. The $100 billion fine. Not partly suspended. Hamilton won the championship. While the following year, but like that's, you know, that was a little bit before. It was already three white car would have been sitting on affected by the $100 million fine. Yeah, pretty much. It's very interesting. It's long running thing. Do you think, just as a final load on this, considering that Max Verstappen is probably going to win this weekend and for the rest of the year. Probably not every race. Although, you know, we've talked about this before. I haven't wait. Once you win a certain amount, you then start rooting for total dominance. For the first ten rounds, you're like, oh, I wish Charles Leclerc engine would stop blowing up and he could win a race. Then he cracks ten, and then you're like, I just want X to put his foot on the throat of the competition and obliterate everything. I want everyone to be left. I want to do it every rice. And I feel like that moment's going to come sooner rather than later. Yeah, well, it's like the season. Yeah. Now, and ironically it belongs to McLaren. The 19 88 or the one 9 8 championship has paid a win. Was so their car back when McLaren were good. They won every race by one. That must be so annoying. And that's very frustrating. The wrong Dennis, especially he must just, he must have to shower break, why don't you show a daily anyway, probably. But if it wasn't at least one both cars were on the podium, or at least first and second, for apart from a couple of retirements and one disqualification. For almost every race, so it was the Italian Grand Prix 1988 that the strike had ended. And yeah, I now, that was impressive because it was, you know, it was yard yard. It was like, if they shared it, McLaren was Allen process and said, Allen cross Allen cross sent us in a I just want to say Verstappen for staffordshire staff and Verstappen Verstappen, Verstappen, because that. It's basically it gets to a point where it's like, well, if it's not going to be competitive, how can we troll the season? Yeah, exactly. And then you know what? I actually think perversely 'cause I was gonna ask do you reckon this is a problem, you know, if one's having this great wave of support just in time for Verstappen to dominate the season. But ironically, it might actually unite all of the fans because if everyone gets that same, ironic drive to want to seem weird, everyone will become a Max Verstappen fan, except for the Lewis Hamilton, obviously. That's fast forward. And Sky Sports, go same thing, isn't it? And they'll be supporting max to win 23 races. And I think there might be something quite beautiful about that. Yeah. It would be impressive in disheartening at the same time somehow, especially for Australians that have to tie up and watch it.
Box of Neutrals
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Box of Neutrals
"Rob massive congratulations on the show media this year. You really have to tell yourself. This week. Absolutely. Can we do a third? I see how he goes. Yeah, I love the show goes for. I can't help but remember though. We had a very serious conversation. We probably shouldn't mention Peter mcginley anymore. It's been several weeks. Life. I now know what it feels like to be Daryl somers. So this wasn't just a parody. This is just a sad reality of our lives. Subscription to boxers is less than $10 a month. Yes, whatever it was for today. Believe me, it doesn't go to pay to begin leagues. Coffers either because he's spiritually part of the show. Yeah, yeah, she makes a spiritual dividend. But not pay for a domain name anyway. Well, see if you often forget that actually that's probably coming up. I think it's may win the bottom neutral website will stop working. So keep your eyes peeled with that one. I can't wait for, you know, one day Peter McKinley, he will come back. It will come back to the fold. Towel between these legs and cafe is not going to be anymore. And then he'll come on the show and pick we're going to go, who's this idiot? Get him off. And then they'll stop listening after 5 minutes. Let's talk about that, first of all, because I've been, I've been a little bit surprised by how many surprise in a nice and in a bad way. About how many heartfelt messages I've received. And thank you for the years of memories, but then people unsubscribe. Unsubscribe, it's been quite disappointing. I mean, I feel bad for the people we got on to do the voices of the fictional characters. The parody characters because all you had to do was get I think about the 6 minute mark. Close friends of mine even oh, what is going on? I know you haven't finished. You haven't gone through the first two minutes. I didn't know how fickle listeners were. I don't think I've ever got through a podcast and thought oh no, I can't do this at 5 minutes. At 5 minutes, I give it more of a chance than that. Now I understand why Hamish and Andy Philip Brady will have the stag power because no one likes change. But as quickly as a lot of things change, a lot of things stay the same and that's Max Verstappen waiting a Formula One Grand Prix what a segue. Yes, you do very well, actually. I didn't even have to know how to think about this one at all. Not only as part of our promise of less capital hill and more Damon hill. Yeah, yes, there will talk about Formula One from time to time. The less Peter mcginley promises going out the window though. Not only win another race, he's probably one another championship hasn't he. Let's be honest. This is the start of the end of this championship. It's just 22 more races to go. Again, it's the hour perverse study into. How quickly can Max Verstappen wrap up this year's world championship? Because I thought he did a pretty good job of it last year. Can he do it this year without being marred by some kind of Sky Sports F one commentary? Can I put a welfare check out for Ted Kravitz? Is he subscribing to the FY equivalent of rebel news? Is he getting sucked into a vortex of falsehoods? And misinformation because or is he disseminating that? Oh, wow. He's still, I tell you, he's still on the Abu Dhabi 2021. Sort of wheelbarrow of mystery. Because I don't know, I just saw it on TikTok somewhere. I don't think that had anything to do with the rice. But nevertheless, I want max to this year win the world championship without any sort of question from the Simon lizenby orchestra. Even though they lost one big member Herbert last year, but yeah, it was not surprising, I think that max one, I think of the manner that he did. But other surprises, I think, particularly the person in third place. Signs of hope, I think, to this season. So I didn't walk away from the 7 minutes highlights respondents. Let's put it that way. The third place is the interesting one. Let's talk briefly about second place though, Sergio Pérez. Yes. Because it's really, and I hope he feels this pressure for me and everyone. It's up to him. He is the season will leave or die on how well Sergio Pérez races for the next 22 weekends because God knows that for all loving Fernando Alonso he's not going to be able to do it almost certainly. Maybe probably not. Mercedes is not going to do it. They've already given up, which is remarkable in itself. Ferrari's already had its first engine failure of the year, which is also extremely impressive when you think about it. Sergio Pérez is the only driver who can make 23 and of course most importantly the season review DVD at the end of it worthwhile. I still produce that. I don't know. I hope so. 'cause I think there are some good cover options already out there, you know? And the subtitle of the DVD is one of the most important parts in my opinion of the year. Yes. Well, I tried their best. The idea saying call that the first Jared robbo real or overreaction. Yes, here we go. It's real, that's absolutely real. In terms of the real live reaction, but what's your take on Sergio Pérez? Mark Robertson. Real or overreaction. That's the ultimate fence sitting answer I've ever heard one. So if any second, you want him to win. What he needs to win. I didn't have to win yesterday. I'm not saying he did it to an essay, but he should have had a bit of start and then maybe he would have been able to compete with max. And to be fair, if you look at the time he lost stuck behind Charles Leclerc in the first into the race, was
Bloomberg Radio New York
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"On the S&P 500 by about a third of 1%, trying to bounce back from the biggest one day loss on the S&P. Going back to November 9th, up about a quarter of 1% now. I guess and P on the NASDAQ 100 pay half of 1% in the bond market deeply, deeply inverted yield curve, a two year versus the ten year negative, something like 80 basis points at the moment four 43 40 on a two year yield again on a ten year to 360 six, so more curve inversion for you. And a bit of broad as well in Europe. Firm upon markets in Germany in Italy off the back of downside surprises on inflation in Spain and potentially in Germany about 30 minutes time. We had the regional breakdown in Germany as we often do on CPI a little bit earlier this morning indicating you could get an easing of inflation in Europe as well. So your ten year comes down ten basis points in Germany down 15 in Italy and a Euro mesa a little bit stronger. How much is it a head fake? Is it just having to deal with energy prices and can people struck this off? No. It's the short answer. The ECB is in a tough spot. And that's the bigger debate when the ECB convenes on December 15th. And we've talked about this a few times. Inflation is still pretty elevated in Europe. A lot of that is the energy story. It's not the same as what's taking place here in the United States. And the ECB is hiking into a downturn and is set to do it again in a couple of weeks time. Maybe the debate goes away from 75 and towards 50, a little bit like the Federal Reserve off the back of this data, but still double digit CPI there and thereabouts. And how much really confidence can people give to the disinflationary kind of force? How much confidence can people give to what we heard overnight in China as well in terms of emphasizing a vaccinations, particularly for older older residents of China. And this really has been a driving massive moves in certain Chinese ADRs that we're seeing here, including Baidu, as well as Alibaba, you can see those shares flying ahead of the market open up 5 and a half percent for Alibaba and Baidu is up 6 and a half percent. And I also, those are some of the things that I'm looking at. I'm also looking at Ferrari because it is one of the main stories of the day. Those shares are down a half a percent after the resignation of team principal matya, who has been there for a long time, a real leader. I'm going to try to pretend this is the Formula One team. They had a disappointing year, fantastic car. Super fast, terrible strategy. They should have dominated the first half of the season. You saw how many polls that Charles Leclerc got and ultimately didn't convert them into wins in the way he should have done and certainly not like Max Verstappen did and Red Bull with dominant again, so I'm hoping Ferrari turn it around. So you're glad. I'm happy about a couple of things when it comes to sport. I'm happy that we're getting more buy in to international football. You're trolling me on air. Go on. Okay. And I'm also really happy that we're finally getting buy in in America to Formula One as well. That's been a huge change over the last 12 months. Slightly off the back of the Netflix series, I know. But we're going to have a number of races here on the calendar next year. I believe Vegas is coming. That's where Miami Vegas. It's an easier crossover, though. Because of NASCAR. I mean, it's an easier thing how people back from converting to Formula One. But I think that, you know, it's equal opportunity, especially after sports. And just trying to make you happy. Just Ferrari. Let's move on. I've moved on. You've only got 60 seconds of me to talk Formula One. Okay. Carry on. You want to go go. A number of weeks ago. Patrick harker the Philadelphia fair. Said something really interested in might be key picked up on it. He referred to inflation he said he could go up like a rocket and down like a feather. And we've got a conversation coming up now with a man who I think disagrees with that point of view. David Rosenberg joins us, the founder and president of Rosenberg research. David fantastic to catch up with you, sir. I think that's why we should begin. This idea that it can go up very quickly and inflation could be much stickier on the way down. David, do you push back against that and why? Yeah, I push back on it because I heard the very same things, you know, when I was at the mother Meryl back in the summer of 2008, when we had the Chinese commodity supercycle and global decoupling and inflation at that point was pressing against 6% because oil was running up to a $145 a barrel. And we went from 6% inflation in the next year, the summer of O 9. We were down to negative 2% year over year. And it wasn't because of services, service sector inflation is always sticky. Service sector pricing never deflates. And that's what people tend to focus on. And that's what the feds focused on are on the rental measures, which dominate the CPI. But you know, 40% of the CPI or goods, you know, the stuff you can see touch and feel that you're starting to already see the signs and the commodity markets and the leg impact of the strong dollar are starting to create deflationary forces in that 40% chunk. So everybody who's hawkish on inflation looks at the rental side. And of course, everybody knows that there's lags involved in terms of how that's constructed in the CPI. But in real time, we're going to be seeing some significant deflation in that 40% of the CPI called materials. So when he talks about that inflation can't come crashing down, they're already measures in real time that are crashing down. I mean, oil is down what, 35% from the peak copper is down 25%. Most shipping rate measures are down roughly 60%. Those were actually the factors that precipitated that rocketing up of inflation came out of the commodity markets and came out of the supply bottle decks that had a big impact on transportation costs. Those have gone into major reverse. They're not falling like a feather, okay? They're falling like a stone right now. And that's going to show up I think forcefully in the CPI data between now and 12 months from now. David, polling like a stone to what? What is the level that you see it kind of remaining sticky? Overall inflation. Well, I don't see, I don't think it's going to be altogether that sticky. I think that we've already peaked when you take a look at some of the leading indicators, like the pipeline measures core intermediate PPI, core crude PPI, they are actually not just decelerating their deflating. And that's going to create downward pressures on the good side of the CPI over the course of the next year. I actually think that we will be either at or below 3% on headline CPI year over year by this time next year. People would push back pretty specifically, including a lot of fed officials,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Hour now, time for check of sport from around the world here's Dan Schwarzenegger. Thanks, Brian. In the confusing moment, Kristen Ronaldo left Old Trafford before the final whistle after being substituted for at the half in a one ultra with Rio de la cono. Manchester United has not said whether the 37 year old leaving early was sanctioned by manager Eric ten hogg, right Fernando decided on his own to leave. Reports all summer have said that the 5 time below door winner was looking to leave Old Trafford and did not join his teammates for their summer tour to Australia and Thailand, citing family reasons. Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won the Hungarian Grand Prix after coming from tenth on the grid to pick up the win over Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari seemed in control of winning the race with Lee driver Charles Leclerc before the team decided to change to hard tires anticipating rain, which turned out to be a fatal mistake. For stopping now leaves the overall points race by 80 over leclerc. NBA legend Bill Russell passing away at the age of 88 with no cause of death given. In 13 seasons as a player and later a player coach, Russell won 11 NBA championships while averaging 22 and a half rebounds per game. Russell became the league's first black head coach in 1966 when red auerbach named the center his successor and was the first black player inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1975 and was awarded the Medal of Freedom by then president Obama in 2011. Russell led the university of San Francisco to two straight national championships in 1955 and 56 that helped lead the United States Olympic gold in 1956 before embarking on his Celtics career. On Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. Good morning, 13 minutes before the top of the hour mixed trading in Asia this morning we do have a few gains markets like Tokyo and Sydney are pushing upwards a little up maybe a third of a percent or so modest losses elsewhere. We've got mounting property issues in China. The fed reminded us it's a long way away from its goal of getting inflation
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"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Biden here. Tested positive this way. We may work from home for the next couple of days. And if you don't find any good, like a command I gotta work. Yeah, The White House saying the president is not suffering any symptoms, and Myanmar's military government has announced an extension of the state of emergency for another 6 months until February 2020 third. In San Francisco, I met Baxter. This is bloomer back to Hong Kong, Brian. So commander and the commander in chief there together. Yeah, that's a nice image. Excellent Ed, thanks very much. 38 minutes past the hour it's time for sports. Dan schwarzman has got it, the women's English team brings it home. Yes, they do and it was right in front of a record crowd of over 87,000 spectators at Wembley Stadium, England has won the women's European Championship, a two to one win over Germany, Khloe Kelly scoring the winner in extra time. The win for England is the first major trophy for the country since the 1966 World Cup when the English man knocked off Germany four to two, Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won the Hungarian Grand Prix after coming from tenth on the grid to pick up the win over Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari seemed in control of winning the race with Lee driver Charles Leclerc before the team decided to change the hard tires anticipating rain, which turned out to be a fatal mistake for stopping now leads the overall points race by 80 over leclerc, NBA legend Bill Russell has passed away at the age of 88 in 13 seasons as a player and later a player coach, Russell won 11 NBA championship while averaging 22 and a half rebounds per game. Russell became the league's first black head coach in 1966 when red arbok named the center's successor and was the first black player inducted into the nascent memorial basketball Hall of Fame in 1975, real quick the forty-niners and wide receiver deebo Samuel greed to a three year extension worth up to 73 and a half $1 million. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update, Juliet. Thanks, Dan. And this weekend at the box office. Well
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"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, time for a check of sport from around the world. Here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. In the confusing moment, Kristen Ronaldo left Old Trafford before the final whistle after being substituted for at the half in a one ultra with Rio de la cono. Manchester United has not said whether the 37 year old leaving early was sanctioned by manager Ericsson hogg, where Fernando decided on his own to leave. Reports all summer have said that the 5 time below door winner was looking to leave Old Trafford and did not join his teammates for their summer tour to Australian Thailand, citing family reasons. Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won the Hungarian Grand Prix after coming from tenth on the grid to pick up the win over Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari seemed in control of winning the race with Lee driver Charles Leclerc before the team decided to change to hard tires anticipating rain, which turned out to be a fatal mistake. For a stop it now leads the overall points race by 80 over leclerc. NBA legend Bill Russell passing away at the age of 88, but no cause of death given. In 13 seasons as a player and later a player coach, Russell won 11 NBA championships while averaging 22 and a half rebounds per game. Russell became the league's first black head coach in 1966 when red auerbach named the center his successor and was the first black player inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1975 and was awarded the medal freedom by then president Obama in 2011. Russell led the university of San Francisco to two straight national championships in 1955 and 56 that helped lead the United States Olympic gold in 1956 before embarking on his Celtics career. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day. Markets, headlines and breaking news, 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. Looks like a mixed start to the trading day in Asia today, the economic and regulatory challenges in China will likely weigh on markets. And on the other side, fed bank of Minneapolis president Neil kashkari reminded investors that the fed's goal is not to get inflation to slow and to start heading down, but rather to crush it. To get it down to 2% and so if you're wondering whether
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"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, more than half of enterprises think they need a complete supply chain revamp. They're fed up with massive hits to revenue, profits, and reputation. Thinking the same can help. Hundreds of Fortune 500 and global 2000 enterprises count on GE software to transform their supply chains for greater agility and resilience, with complete visibility and better control. GE, software, strategy, managed services. This is Bloomberg daybreak Asia. It's a quarter past the hour now, time for a check of sport from around the world here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. In the confusing moment, Kristen Ronaldo left Old Trafford before the final whistle after being substituted for at the half in a one ultra with Rio de la cono. Manchester United has not said whether the 37 year old leaving early was sanctioned by manager Eric ten hogg, where Fernando decided on his own to leave. Reports all summer have said that the 5 time below door winner was looking to leave Old Trafford and did not join his teammates for their summer tour to Australian Thailand, citing family reasons. Red Bull's Max Verstappen has won the Hungarian Grand Prix after coming from tenth on the grid to pick up the win over Mercedes's Lewis Hamilton. Ferrari seemed in control of winning the race with Lee driver Charles Leclerc before the team decided to change to hard tires anticipating rain, which turned out to be a fatal mistake. For stopping now leaves the overall points race by 80 over leclerc. NBA legend Bill Russell passing away at the age of 88 with no cause of death given. In 13 seasons as a player and later a player coach, Russell won 11 NBA championships while averaging 22 and a half rebounds per game. Russell became the league's first black head coach in 1966 when red auerbach named the center his successor and was the first black player inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1975 and was awarded the Medal of Freedom by then president Obama in 2011. Russell led the university of San Francisco to two straight national championships in 1955 and 56 that helped lead the United States Olympic gold in 1956 before embarking on his Celtics career. On Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports optane. Markets, headlines, and breaking news, 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash. We're getting set to kick off the first trading day in August and a little bit of tension, I think, for markets in Asia to be sure, you'll remember the rally that we had in U.S. stocks on Friday with the S&P up wanting to have percent following those solid results from Amazon and Apple. But over the weekend, we got evidence of just how the COVID outbreaks are weighing on the Chinese economy. Factory activity unexpectedly contracted in July, the official PMI dropping to a reading of 49. By the way, we also had weak data here in the U.S. on Friday with the Chicago PMI showing inventories, production, order backlogs, and new orders all down, and at the same time the University of Michigan's final report on consumer expectations showed a reading at its lowest level since 1980, so we had to move over in long rates a ten year treasury giving back about 5 basis points and yield we are two 64, two year though little changed at two 88 over the weekend, Minneapolis fed bank president Neil kashkari was saying the fed is a long way from achieving an economy with 2% inflation. Right now the swaps market still betting 75 basis points is the rate hike we're likely to see in September, but curiously, some are beginning to wager on a 50 basis point hike. Dollar weakness as we get set for trading in Asia and a much stronger yen which picked up about 7 tenths of 1% against the greenback in the U.S. on Friday. No trading in Australia, August 1st, it's a market holiday, more on markets in 15 minutes. Let's check global news headlines next at Baxter is in the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco, Eddie. All right, Douglas. Thank you, sir. U.S. House speaker Nancy Pelosi's Asia itinerary still has no mention of Taiwan. The itinerary does include Singapore and Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea with a congressional delegation, Singapore appears to be first on the list. China's responded with live fire drills in the Taiwan strait, the U.S. has moved the carrier Ronald Reagan into the region. Critics of the climate tax bill today are saying the 15% corporate tax would drive large corporations to Asia, meanwhile, the U.S. is saying the critics of the tax bill say in the 15% would send it to Asia, but Joe Manchin says that's absolutely not true and he says it's the fair way to pay for it. Chinese long March 5 B rocket did indeed fall back to earth over the weekend. Remnants falling into the Indian Ocean with China saying that the majority burned up on reentry. And Japanese prime minister fumio Keisha has approval rating sank to its lowest point since he took office last September, Kyoto news poll shows a drop from a month ago, 12.2% to 51% discontent in the COVID surge. In San Francisco, I met Baxter. Let's go back to London rich. All right, let's get back to our guests for the half hour, Ben emmons is managing George of global macro strategy at medley global advisers. There's so much tension out there at the moment in bond and equity markets. It is almost a sense of something's got to give it some stage. Gut feeling Ben. A gasoline tells me rich that the bond market does have it a bit wrong this time. I think that this kind of too quick and end to inflation. On the equity side, however, there was a fair bit of discounting of the recession scenario that happened in the first half. So that that rebound is ongoing currently, maybe except for today, is I think more logical, but bonds have, I think, move to quick down. So I think that's where the tension is as we were discussing earlier, it really will be the direction again by the Federal Reserve indicating we're going to have to continue with a higher rate and you can not stay this low with treasury use of area right now. Yeah, it's perplexing to have the tenure at 2.64% with the fed this aggressive. What is the essential message and how different is it from the stock market? Maybe one message is that people will buy bonds at these levels, feel that you really do get a completely different picture and inflation about the fetish projecting. They're looking at commodities. They're looking at basically the housing market and all the forward looking indicators. And they based upon their pre-pandemic models and say, there's going to be a crashing inflation, and that's I think not the right calculation. Yes, we're going to have slower activity. The ISM data this week coming up will be a big focus point. They will not be a full vote of recession, but more ultimately confirm that we may have been in a recession, but we're not dealing with the same inflation rate. I think that continues to be the puzzle here, it must be reflected into higher rates too, the fed gets more incredibly inflation under control. And it's just not there that stage. And I based it upon that data from Friday, I thought very alarming from the Dallas fatal training data. I mean, in the context you're talking about here, Ben, we look at CPI, we look at PC, which is one of their favorites, but they got to look beyond that. I mean, of course they look at the employment figures, of course, but the PMI numbers are also taking more and more center stage. They do and look, the regional data that's come out so far shows very mixed weak picture, good indication with ISM will show next week so that those both manufacturing and services will decline. I think that's quite clear. And it may also be a little bit of the movement that yields that reflect that. But then it's not like an imminence major recession, just yet. I think that's the difference. And therefore, the U curve inversion is really more about we have to drive policy tighter to combat inflation that we're dealing with a recession right now. That I think the tension there. So
Strong Opinion Sports
"charles leclerc" Discussed on Strong Opinion Sports
"Third is Mercedes behind them with 237 points in fourth as McLaren tied without being who both have 81 points in 6th as Alfa Romeo with 51 points and the next race is July 24th in France. We get a few weeks off between now and then, but the final 11 races of this F one season are going to be really fun, really interesting and I'm curious, who do you think is gonna win? The world title this year. Ferrari, Red Bull, max, Charles Leclerc, and then really the battle I'm very fascinated on a couple of things. First of all, can Mercedes catch up to Ferrari. Ferrari keeps screwing up Mercedes is in a position where they could eventually catch up to Ferrari and then I think galpin is a better team right now than Claire and I'm very fascinated on this battle for fourth. I think Alpine is probably going to finish ahead of McLaren and I didn't see that at the beginning of the year. So they've gained pace. They've gotten better. McLaren is really fallen off. Janet Ricardo is a huge disappointment. And let me know what you think of the final 11 races this year in Formula One. What are you excited for? What do you think is going to happen? And who do you believe is going to win the world title? All right, let's acknowledge it. We are at the halfway point of the Formula One season where 11 races in, there are 11 more races to go, and I want to share the current standings and check in on my thoughts on how every team is doing so far in form of the ones. So here are the constructors standings 11 races in. In first, you get Red Bull with 359 points in second is Ferrari with 303 points and third Mercedes with 237 points, then tied for fourth is with 81 points McLaren and Alpine. In 6, you've got Alfa Romeo with 51 points. 7th is Hass with 34 points 8 this alpha towery with 27 points, 9th is Aston Martin with 18 points and dead last intent is Williams with hey they got a whopping three points in Formula One, which I'm not gonna lie is actually pretty good for them. Also technically McLaren is fourth and Alpine is 5th because they were ahead going into the weekend. So if the year ended today, McLaren would be fourth and Alpine would be 5th, but we'll see his year goes on. I think Alpine's got a great shot to beat McLaren for fourth and Formula One. I want to start off by we'll check in with every team, but I want to start off by talking about Ferrari Ferraris and second place right now. 56 points behind Red Bull. And it's very, very disappointing because Ferrari should probably be leading Formula One right now. They've had engine failure four times this year, it's usually happened, by the way, when they have cars at the front,
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"charles leclerc" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"22 introduces new racetracks, including the Miami international autodrome, renowned driver Charles Leclerc is featured in this year's game, and players can get a look into the Scuderia Ferrari driver's life. I'm Brian shook. And I'm Charlie pellet. That Bloomberg world headquarters. A move higher for the Dow, the S&P and Ned stack, fireworks ahead of the 4th of July on Wall Street with a late day rebound. It was exacerbated by low volume ahead of Monday's holiday. Mike Wilson is chief U.S. equity strategist at Morgan Stanley and on this first trading day of the second half, he's warning the bear market is not over yet. So we're just not done with this bear market. You know, the good news is we've been in for probably over close to a year for a lot of stocks. It's well advanced, but we just haven't had the concluding chapter yet. Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson, investors are also assessing the outlook for corporate earnings given the inflation backdrop. Sarah watt houses senior economist at Wells Fargo Bank. So I think what we learned this week is that the consumer is on somewhat more fragile funding. So we're seeing cracks emerge in their spending patterns where they maybe don't quite have the fortitude to spend in this inflation environment, then what was reported in recent data prints where we did see some pretty notable downward revisions. And I think overall, we're looking at an economy losing momentum faster than what we anticipated. Sarah watt House of Wells Fargo Bank has for the interest rate outlook and the Federal Reserve, Leslie falconio is head of taxable fixed income at UBS global wealth management. Right now, the market is really fractured with a 3.35 more peak and then almost 60 basis points of easing in the second half. I mean, we still think the fed most likely do 75 in July, just as a precaution. We don't know really what's going to happen over the next several months. Leslie falconio of UBS global wealth, stocks rallied with the S&P up 40 points up 1.1% the Dow up 321 hired by 1.1% NASDAQ up 99 up .9%. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Charlie palette. This is Bloomberg
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"A few big things happened. First of all, early on during lap a to the race, Red Bull driver Sergio Pérez lost power. He was stuck in gear, seemed like a transmission problem. It was, in fact, gearbox failure, so he had to retire, did not finish the race, no points or Sergio Pérez, big loss for Red Bull. Bam, right off the bat. One of the best parts of this race was watching Ferrari driver shower leclerc, move up from P 19, starting on the back of the grid, you know, P 19 and finishing in 5th. That was fun, entertaining, and exciting the entire way. Charles Leclerc qualified badly, plus he had a penalty for getting a new power unit after Baku. It was his third time that's more than one more time that allowed Ferrari leaned into it and said, why not start on the back row and just take another penalty? So they also added new components to the power unit. Think all in all, it was a solid weekend for Ferrari, Carlos Sainz got second. Sergio press had to retire. So they gained ground on Red Bull, leclerc went from P 19 to P 5. For Ferrari, that's a pretty good weekend, I think, actually. Now, there's a safety car near the end of the race, and the result was that with 15 laps to go, we got a race restart, and it brought the pack together, created tension, I was thinking like maybe Carlos signs in second can challenge Max Verstappen for the win. He couldn't, but I appreciated the moment. And I genuinely wasn't sure who was going to win. And then on top of all of that, Lewis Hamilton finally had a great drive he got onto the podium. He finished ahead of his teammate George Russell. So Lewis kind of struck back this week..
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"Biden is taking part in a virtual G 7 meeting today with Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky the group of 7 leaders are discussing the latest U.S. aid package for Ukraine along with possible new sanctions on Moscow the virtual meeting comes as Russia prepares to celebrate on Monday to commemorate their victory over Nazi Germany in World War II There is no off ramp for Russian president Vladimir Putin in the Ukraine war That's according to senator Lindsey Graham appearing on Fox News Sunday the South Carolina Republican called on the U.S. to triple down on its efforts to help Ukraine drive out invading Russian forces Graham stressed the effort should include everything in the country's power except for boots on the ground He added some one is going to win and some one is going to lose Michigan's attorney general is painting a grim picture of a post roe V wade America appearing on NBC's meet the press Dana nessel said that women will die after draconian state laws concerning abortion are allowed to be enforced She pointed to a 1931 law in her own state that would criminalize all forms of abortion if roe V wade was overturned Nestlé called on the public to vote pro choice legislators into office at every level Another inmate's death is being reported at New York's Rikers Island as the city tries to thwart a federal takeover of the jail Lisa Salvador reports the city's Department of Corrections says in a statement that 25 year old deshaun Carter died Saturday The daily news reports his death marks the fourth at the prison this year and the 20th since the beginning of 2021 caught our arrived at Rikers Thursday and faced burglary and robbery charges the medical examiner will determine how he died the investigation into quarter's death will be handled by the state attorney general's office and the city department of investigation The Powerball jackpot continues to climb lottery officials say no one picked all 6 numbers in Saturday night's drawing that means Monday's jackpot will be worth $59 million The odds of matching all 6 numbers in the multi state lottery game is one in about 293 million I'm Dina kodiak Vice president Kamala Harris is leaving some college graduates with a sobering picture of the unsettled world they're heading into She discussed the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine and the possibility that roe V wade may be overturned by the Supreme Court during a commencement speech Saturday at Tennessee state university We are once again forced to defend fundamental principles that we hoped were long settled Harris stated that the certainty of fundamental principles like territorial integrity and bodily autonomy are being called into question She ended the speech by congratulating the class of 2022 on their achievements despite the ongoing pandemic Harris is also set to give a commencement speech may 18th at the U.S. coast guard academy People are speaking out against a possible U.S. Supreme Court ruling that could overturn roe V wade In Los Angeles California nearly 100 people gathered yesterday at a West Hollywood park to show their support for federal abortion protections demonstrators carried signs in support of a woman's right to choose The protest and march was organized by the group rise up for abortion rights Formula One racing comes to Miami this afternoon here's Scott Carr The Miami international autodrome is hosting its inaugural Grand Prix today designed within the campus of the hard rock stadium the circuit straw and inspiration from a number of corners of classic F one racing and reports say combines high-speed portions with long straights and a slow speed undulating section going into the second sector Racer Charles Leclerc from Monaco who drives for Ferrari again gets the pole position and his favorite to win the 57 lap race I'm Scott Carr Legendary comic book artist George Perez is dead Perez died on Friday after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year He got his start in comics working with marvel on The Avengers series in a Fantastic Four series in the 70s However he's best known for his work in DC Comics which help him launch the new Teen Titans in 1985 He was 67 I'm dinah kodiak And I'm Susanna Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom White House officials are seizing the political opportunity in the possible end of nationwide abortion rights to try to save the midterm elections for president Joe Biden and the Democrats When Biden adviser tells Bloomberg and expected Supreme Court decision overturning the landmark roe V wade decision next month will give Biden and vice president Kamala Harris the chance to convince abortion rights supporters that voting is the best way to channel their frustration It's a message The White House believes will resonate with suburban women minorities and young voters Here's democratic senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota referring to Democrats efforts to codify abortion rights for women nationwide If we are not successful then we go to the ballot box We march straight to the ballot box And the women of this country and the men who stand with them will vote like they've never voted before Klobuchar was speaking there on ABC's this week Saudi Arabia cut oil prices for buyers in Asia as coronavirus lockdowns in China weigh on demand Countering uncertainty around Russia's supplies this as the Ukraine war drags on Saudi Aramco is lowering prices for the first time in four months Chinese Premier League Chang warned of a complicated and grave employment situation This as Beijing and Shanghai Titan curbs on residents in a bid to contain COVID outbreaks in China's most important cities China's a lockdown to contain COVID have snarled operations at the world's largest port in Shanghai and they've stalled activity in major cities affecting.