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Nico Hulkenberg has also been given a 20-second penalty by the stewards for gaining an advantage in turn 7 in the first lap of the Singapore GP. This drops the Williams driver one spot, moving Felipe Massa up to 8th.
InsideFerrari: The engine stopped but we need to see what exactly happened once the car will be brought in the garagekomninosm wrote:How can Massa stop there from engine problem? Couldn't he put it in neutral? Or go somewhere else?
BTW was Vettel on intermediates? Or was it pit-tires?
The car stopped working so it wasn't upto Massa where he stopped. Sounds like either an electronics failure or a gearbox problemkomninosm wrote:How can Massa stop there from engine problem? Couldn't he put it in neutral? Or go somewhere else? Anyone got video footage of it? They showed nothing here.
He has one engine with two races and two engines with one race. But It should be an easy decision to take another new engine.komninosm wrote:He's only got 1 new left for the remaining 5 races, right?
It's entirely possible to correct someone without calling them a fool.ell66 wrote:djos wrote:He needs to harden up, Webber raced in Japan with food poisoning and would have won the race if Vettel had of been paying attention during the saftey car (seems to be a theme!).imightbewrong wrote:Yamamoto has caught food poisoning, Klein will race in his place.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/86900
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZpnWhM7JSE[/youtube]
errr what?? he wasnt even leading fool.
andrew wrote:The car stopped working so it wasn't upto Massa where he stopped. Sounds like either an electronics failure or a gearbox problemkomninosm wrote:How can Massa stop there from engine problem? Couldn't he put it in neutral? Or go somewhere else? Anyone got video footage of it? They showed nothing here.
My point was if his brakes didn't lock on or his gearbox totally stopped he still had some momentum to move the car to a better place. I want to see video footage.
