Check your PMs mate.raceman wrote:anyone, link pls.....?
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Sebastian Vettel has dominantly won the Brazilian GP at Interlagos after taking the lead in the first corner. Mark Webber completed Red Bull's 1-2 and the team secured their first constructor's championship. Fernando Alonso is third, staying ahead in the driver's championship.
Check your PMs mate.raceman wrote:anyone, link pls.....?
Not sure what you're talking about. I was referring to engine #8 (the one that did Monza). I never mentioned anything about the Bahrain engines.segedunum wrote:He can't actually use that engine until Abu Dhabi because of rules. This was an engine that was replaced after Bahrain and can't be used in anything other than free practice until then.Gerhard Berger wrote:He has 4 other engines to practice with. His #8 engine (which has 2 races left in it) will do the final 2 races.
Well an engine expiring on the button is not worry. If it was expiring earlier than expected, then that would be a worry. However, that is not the case.Because it shows that their engines are expiring on the button. You add in statistical variances to that and it is a worry.How is that a worry?
ringo wrote:Massa having clutch problems like Hamilton in 2007. car went into neutral by itself. Someone in the stands with a scrambling device?
wrigs wrote:Check your PMs mate.raceman wrote:anyone, link pls.....?
Why is he a jerk? He would have been focusing on his Uncle and no one else.mx_tifosi wrote:From Thursday's press conference:
What a jerk.Q: I think all four of you are from Sao Paulo. Just talk about your memories coming to the circuit, Bruno and Lucas.
Senna: My first memories of the circuit was television of course but first live memories are from 1993 when I came here for the first time to see Ayrton. I was able to go inside his 1992 McLaren and I was very small.
Barrichello: Do you remember me?
Senna: No, I don't remember you. You were too unknown. I didn't care about you. It was a great experience for me. I managed to come here in 1993 and 1994. I still don't remember you from 1994 anyway. It was quite special. The first time I came here I drove a single seater. I drove an afternoon here, so it was the first time I drove a single seater. It is basically where my career started, so the circuit has very special meaning to me. Even though I have never raced here before and I have never done any relevant mileage here, it is still a circuit I know by heart very well.
No.. the car just sucks in the rain now. Korea Hamilton 2nd, Button 12th...FrukostScones wrote:Yeah, but with rain to come and things going strange, Alonso is always there when it counts (maybe not in Spa). And the McLarens were very understeery today. And like we' ve seen in Korea, Hamilton is not the rain-King anymore.
n smikle wrote:No.. the car just sucks in the rain now. Korea Hamilton 2nd, Button 12th...FrukostScones wrote:Yeah, but with rain to come and things going strange, Alonso is always there when it counts (maybe not in Spa). And the McLarens were very understeery today. And like we' ve seen in Korea, Hamilton is not the rain-King anymore.