Ferrari 1 et 2 , 1.20.533 Massa et 1.20.6 for Raikko
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Jenson Button has won an incident packed Spanish Grand Prix, a race that really went smoothly for the Briton. Rubens Barrichello had a little more difficult time but managed to secure second place behind his teammate. Red Bull's Mark Webber is 3rd thanks to an excellent pitstop strategy.
Rather bad! A few teams with a big gap between drivers too. McLaren, STR and Toyota (off the top of my head)zgred wrote:That is just incredible Q1 P1 is for Massa while Raikkonen is out with P16...
Deja-vublobslosak wrote:The team messed up with kimi, didn't send him out for his final lap in Q1.
Same mistake as with Massa two races ago. As the team who's having a shaky start to the season, why are they making ANY assumptions about pace and performance in quali? Somewhat annoying...blobslosak wrote:The team messed up with kimi, didn't send him out for his final lap in Q1.
=D>Is that great driving or is that a great car/setup? or both?Gonner wrote:Button's style of driving impresses me, he is like Hakkinen in his best years, he puts the car in the curve and ( almost ) never correct the wheel.
Button has always been a very, very smooth driver. During the TC days he was always noted for almost never engaging it.RJC_pt wrote:Is that great driving or is that a great car/setup? or both?Gonner wrote:Button's style of driving impresses me, he is like Hakkinen in his best years, he puts the car in the curve and ( almost ) never correct the wheel.
I'd say both, the Brawn seems to be the easiest car to drive, you don't fight with it, but Button's style makes the pair, and that led to 3 wins.RJC_pt wrote:Is that great driving or is that a great car/setup? or both?Gonner wrote:Button's style of driving impresses me, he is like Hakkinen in his best years, he puts the car in the curve and ( almost ) never correct the wheel.
