Mercedes-Benz W10 EQ Power+ lap time at Albert Park

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Mercedes-Benz W10 EQ Power+ finished a lap of Albert Park in 1 minute and 20.5 seconds.

Vehicle was not on road-legal tyres.

Track Albert Park
Type flying start
Vehicle Mercedes-Benz W10 EQ Power+
Driver Lewis Hamilton
Team Mercedes
Time 1:20.486
Qualifying result 1st of 20
Average speed 237 kph (147 mph)
Date recorded March 16, 2019
Submitted 7 years ago by FastestLaps
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Reference:   Image of source FIA Formula One - Australian GP Qualifying

McLaren MCL401:19.48-1.0
Ferrari SF261:19.48-1.0
Ferrari SF241:19.81-0.7
Alfa Romeo C421:19.91-0.6
McLaren MCL381:19.91-0.6
Racing Bulls VCARB 031:19.97-0.5
Haas VF-221:20.11-0.4
Williams FW441:20.14-0.4
Audi R261:20.22-0.3
Red Bull RB191:20.23-0.3
Ferrari F1-751:20.26-0.2
Mercedes-Benz W151:20.29-0.2
Haas VF-261:20.31-0.2
Red Bull RB201:20.39-0.1
Ferrari SF231:20.47-0.0
Aston Martin AMR231:20.48-0.0
W10 EQ Power+1:20.48
Aston Martin AMR241:20.49+0.0
Alpine A5261:20.50+0.0
W14 E Performance1:20.61+0.1
Alpine A5221:20.84+0.4
Williams FW481:20.94+0.5
Alpine A5231:20.99+0.5
Haas VF-241:21.08+0.6
Red Bull RB181:21.09+0.6
Alpine A5241:21.09+0.6
Haas VF-231:21.13+0.6
Racing Bulls VCARB 011:21.13+0.6
Aston Martin AMR221:21.15+0.7
Mercedes-Benz W091:21.16+0.7
McLaren MCL601:21.17+0.7
AlphaTauri AT041:21.18+0.7
Ferrari SF901:21.19+0.7
Red Bull RB151:21.32+0.8
1Lewis HamiltonW10 EQ Power+1:20.48
2Valtteri BottasW10 EQ Power+1:20.60+0.1
3Sebastian VettelFerrari SF901:21.19+0.7
4Max VerstappenRed Bull RB151:21.32+0.8
5Charles LeclercFerrari SF901:21.44+1.0
6Romain GrosjeanHaas VF-191:21.82+1.3
7Kevin MagnussenHaas VF-191:22.10+1.6
8Lando NorrisMcLaren MCL341:22.30+1.8
9Kimi RäikkönenAlfa Romeo C381:22.31+1.8
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FastestLaps  7y ago

Track record. Despite new regulations that simplify front and rear wing and potentially reduce downforce.

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Cocobe  7y ago

But it’s now a bigger wing. Perhaps more total drag from the wings and tires, but downforce probably haven’t gone down. tbh, if you took a 2018 year end car back to Australia, it would probably easily that time.

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FastestLaps  7y ago @Cocobe

Yeah I really like that Formula 1 is actually getting faster year after year, something we didn't really get for the past 10 years. F1 should be technology sport and should be pushing limits. It's a shame they have decided to limit engine performance with things like rev limiter, instead of limiting just by displacement. I miss the time when engines were so extreme they were always on brink of exploding. We just don't get engine failures anymore, with the stupid engine count limit per season and FIA efforts to make F1 team ownership cheaper.

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Cocobe  7y ago @FastestLaps

Actually technically they aren’t limiting performance by displacement or revs. It comes down to efficiency. If an engine can produce max power at 12k rpm will be using less fuel than an engine producing the same power at 15k rpm. The higher percentage you can convert fuel into moving energy, the more power you get.

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