Between the "cars"(aka chassis), there isn't. But between engine and power unit it's massive. On every circuit with a little longer straight Mercedes has already booked the win. Nothing more then smashing the throttle, all Mr. Hamilton and Bottas have to do to win on those (Montreal the worst and most obvious of the lot)Maybe he meant the Ferrari and Merc are just about equal? (Because in that case he's right. Not much between those two cars this year.)
I'd say you simply don't have a clue about power delivery... given the Ferrari's performance in Australia at the start of the season and at other circuits this year.Best joke in all the half-term report threads so far.
Sure, some tracks suit one more than the other, and clearly Mercedes does better the less time they have to spend cornering, but overall the two cars (car = chassis + motor) are balanced pretty well... especially if you take the previous 3 years as the benchmark.
Yeah, because the Hungary track has so much to do with power deliveryI'd say you simply don't have a clue about power delivery... given the Ferrari's performance in Hungary and other circuits this year.
It's already been proven that the Ferrari is a match power-wise with the Merc's this year, but if it makes you feel better to say Vettel is above in an inferior car...go right ahead.
I guess it all depends what type of person you are yourself. I am by no means a Vettel fan (Ricciardo my fav), but i like his character.Seb was a nice guy in the first years with RB, but now with Ferrari, he shows his true face. All of his crying for blue flags, his curse and "f*ck you Charlie" last year deserved a penalty which never came. And all this was topped in Baku this year with his idiotic move to Ham. In Soccer, ho would have been seen the red card and get blocked for two matches. He is an a**hole. A fast a**hole, but still an a**hole.
The main difference instead is the chassis design approach.Between the "cars"(aka chassis), there isn't. But between engine and power unit it's massive. On every circuit with a little longer straight Mercedes has already booked the win. Nothing more then smashing the throttle, all Mr. Hamilton and Bottas have to do to win on those (Montreal the worst and most obvious of the lot)
Road rage at 20km/h and he said "f you", well wow, they better ban him for life to protect all the other innocent drivers who never do anything wrong and all the young kids watching from his bad influence, right?Seb was a nice guy in the first years with RB, but now with Ferrari, he shows his true face. All of his crying for blue flags, his curse and "f*ck you Charlie" last year deserved a penalty which never came. And all this was topped in Baku this year with his idiotic move to Ham. In Soccer, ho would have been seen the red card and get blocked for two matches. He is an a**hole. A fast a**hole, but still an a**hole.
I could not agree more, thank you.I guess it all depends what type of person you are yourself. I am by no means a Vettel fan (Ricciardo my fav), but i like his character.
I prefer an honest, sometimes over the top, showing his anger, but upright person like Vettel, who may not control himself twice in a decade because he is a little choleric over a phony, fraudulent person like Hamilton who says exactly what the people want to hear, but never the truth.