In Australia Vettel had a 1.7 secs gap over P3..
.680 would be the right number Still an eternity though.
In Australia Vettel had a 1.7 secs gap over P3..
KERS and kerbs have to sound exactly the same in a cr***y radio while going at 200 (or even more) km/h... hahahaha
"Oh dear..."
Mine are C# and JavaYep, you guessed it: English is not my native language. My native language is C++ actually...
With my birthday today, F1 on tomorrow and Sunday and my two week holidays starting today aswell, its not a bad weekend!
As Melbourne winner Kimi Raikkonen carried his top form to Malaysia, Lotus rivals are beginning to wonder if the team has an unfair advantage.
At Sepang, arguably even more than in Australia, the keyword is tyres.
“Tyres, tyres, tyres, tyres, tyres,” grumbled Red Bull’s Mark Webber on Friday.
Pirelli’s more extreme 2013 product could be clearly seen flicking off the wheels on every one of the 15 corners at Sepang during Friday practice.
Yet serenely at the top is Raikkonen.
Auto Motor und Sport points out that the test car used to develop Pirelli’s troublesome 2013 tyres is the three-year old Renault. It was designed at Enstone.
“The competition has a nasty suspicion,” a report in the magazine read.
“Admittedly it (the 2010 Renault) is a very old car in terms of the speed of development in Formula 1. However, certain principles and philosophies of the chassis and aero balance survive for years,” said correspondent Michael Schmidt.
Has that given Lotus an inherent advantage in how it treats the 2013 Pirellis?
“We overlooked and underestimated this impact,” an unnamed rival team member is quoted as saying. Maybe we need to think about how we deal with this better for the future.”
Happy birthday Shane
Happy birthday Shane
HAPPY BURTHDAY!!!!
Happy birthday shane
Happy Birthday Shane
Have a Wonderful life ahead
No rain for FP3.
I hope it tumbles down hard for qualifying