The Brawn when it's hot is better than the Brawn when it's cold. No one can dispute that, and it seems to be the main variable affecting the race performance of the Brawn.n smikle wrote:I don't where people get this "Brawn is better when it's hot" from when we have never seen this new RedBull in the Hot.
The only way to tell is to watch the race in Hungary.
Is the Brawn when it's hot better than the upgraded Red Bull when it's hot? That's something we'll find out this weekend.
My guess: yes, I think the Brawn is better -- because I think the Red Bull advantage at Silverstone and the Nurburgring is fully accounted for by Brawn's problems with tyre temperature.