2013 Formula One Chinese Grand Prix
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I think i must of had hamilton... I fell asleep during qualifying... i got up to watch it this morning and woke up to see the news was on...
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Bianchi:
Beat the teammate by only 8 tenths - what a disappointing result!
May be He was talking about the 2 tenths He lost in S2 of his Last Flyer.Bianchi:
Beat the teammate by only 8 tenths - what a disappointing result!
I also find it interesting that he beat the Caterham by 9 tenths on the track with the longest straight. Makes me wonder how good the Coswoth engine really is. Because if it really is the worst engine on the grid, that would mean that aerodynamically, the Marussia is over 1 second better than the Caterham o.O
How convenient.
Rosberg choked and the Boss prevailed.
Will be tough to keep that first place tomorrow in the race. Both the Lotus and Ferrari are great on race pace but so is the Mercedes.
Smart move by Red Bull, otherwise they would have not been able to pass anyone on the straights so better to make up that time when all the option runners are in the pits.
Will be tough to keep that first place tomorrow in the race. Both the Lotus and Ferrari are great on race pace but so is the Mercedes.
Smart move by Red Bull, otherwise they would have not been able to pass anyone on the straights so better to make up that time when all the option runners are in the pits.
Fun fact. You would have to go back 8 races to the Korean GP to find a Pole Position not taken by either Hamilton or Vettel
Its not a Fun but its a Fact and its simple when you have Very quick drivers they tend to be On POLE.Fun fact. You would have to go back 8 races to the Korean GP to find a Pole Position not taken by either Hamilton or Vettel
too much of a coincidence. Only car that happens to run out of fuel, that is something it rarely happens to RB, and its rare, but it happens to poor Mark.
Anyways, without the RB in the mix I think we might of gotten a pecking order, hope Lewis aggressive style suits him on the race. but either top 3 is on my win list.
somehow Kimi will win this one, he is on the part of the track where the line is.
With Hamilton, Raikkonen and Alonso on the top 3, those first corners on the race should be fun to watch.
And then, who manage better the tires, will win.
And then, who manage better the tires, will win.
Discount Vettel at your peril. The Red Bull tyre strategy might very well work, I think he has a very real chance of winning or at least getting on the podium.
well TBH the last 2 cars to run out of fuel in Qualifying has been both Red Bulls, Seb at Abu Dhabi and obviously Mark this weekend and yeah I would be happy with any of the top three wining
While some people here want to focus in on criticizing and/or praising their least/most favorites drivers, I can't help but notice the direction the sport has taken the last couple of years but especially this year. I am still a fan of motorsports, but is this racing? For the first half of Q1 not a single car has been out on the track, not even the back markers who will have plenty of tires for the race since they won't even make it out of Q1. The same with Q2, half the session expires and not a single car has been out there. Then in Q3 a 10 minute session and the cars only hit the track with 3 minutes left in the session and some cars don't even plan on doing one hot lap and the ones that do plan on doing a hot lap aren't even going 100% because they need to save their tires for the race which are only going to last a few laps anyway. WTF is going on here? I don't care if it's Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes, Renault (err I mean Lotus) or any other team winning the races, I just want to see them race. I want to see them driving hard trying to pass each other on the track as opposed to trying to pass each other after pit stops. This BS of driving 70% because they need to manage their tires ... sad.
I will still watch the race tomorrow, but this sport is heading in the wrong direction.
I will still watch the race tomorrow, but this sport is heading in the wrong direction.
Would you prefer the old qualifying format where nothing at all happens for 50 minutes until the frontrunners finally hit the track? This is hardly a new phenomenon.
Red Bull seems to be in psychological disarray after Malaysia. You may have tons of money and best ever car designer but you can't buy mental strength. Riccardo starts ahead of both works cars, first time since 2008.
It's not the qualifying format that is wrong. It's these stupid tires.
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