Thinking of this, Qin Miao instinctively glanced at the rearview mirror.
In the rearview mirror, there was basically a line of cars. If Qin Miao chose to pit now, he would indeed come out to an open track, allowing him to set lap times.
However, this open window probably wouldn't be too large, so pitting now would be a loss. It's better to wait for the team's advice.
Lap 10, Norris finally caught up to Sainz ahead of him within the DRS zone.
It's worth mentioning that the time gap between Russell and Norris, which was originally 8 seconds, quickly shrank to 7 seconds after the two began to tussle.
According to the commentators, the best strategy for Sainz and Norris in front at this time is to take advantage while Russell is behind them, blocking Qin Miao and Hamilton, who pose a threat to their positions.
The two shouldn't attack each other, so as not to pressure each other, and strive to widen the gap from the drivers behind.
