His last year's desin was better imo.
A favourite for victory this weekend, Pastor Maldonado is reportedly lucky to be gearing up to race in the Principality at all.
Bild newspaper recalls that the Venezuelan, who defied his ‘pay driver’ critics by winning for Williams in Spain two weeks ago, was actually banned after an horror incident on the streets of Monte Carlo seven years ago.
Racing in the Renault World Series in 2005, the 27-year-old ignored yellow flags before striking and severely injuring a marshal.
Organisers of the Monaco grand prix reacted by banning Maldonado from the street circuit for life.
Germany’s Bild revealed that Maldonado’s wealthy father intervened, promising to pay for the marshal’s recovery and rehabilitation from a broken back.
That intervention saved Maldonado’s future Formula One career, as no team would hire a regular driver that cannot participate in the sport’s most famous race.
'I have heard a lot from the Swedish commentators (specually the old one that I belive retired before the Barcelona GP) that Red Bull has very good mechanical grip (meaning the suspension) compared to the majority of the grid so I have a feeling that if he is correct then RBR might have a fair chans on pole.
Hahahaha, you have atleast Valencia to look forward to.No! a wet race won' t see the girls in the pool
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I was excited for a wet race up until you said that damn you.No! a wet race won' t see the girls in the pool
He´s asking question in the same sense as "would you want to win at Monaco"
Who topped the timetables during FP1?