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Jenson Button has yet again proved he is simply a master in controlling changeable weather conditions as he drove a great race and profited from other's mistakes. Sebastian Vettel finishes second and still does a great job in the championship while Fernando Alonso is third.
Now that's what I'm talking about!!!!!zgred wrote:
Nice to see three teams on it, I just wish it was like this at the beginning of the season.Poleman wrote:Soooooo Q is over....Any comments about the turnaround of McLaren and Ferrari gentlemen?
Ferrari are 0.5 sec behind the pole time that's not a turnaround or is it?Poleman wrote:Soooooo Q is over....Any comments about the turnaround of McLaren and Ferrari gentlemen?
If that's true then I'm not sure it's such a good idea. They still have to run those tyres and they now have 6 laps of wear on them. So Lewis's tyres have 3, 3 and 0 laps on them, Vettel has 3, 6, and 0 laps. So Lewis is going to have a much better set of tyres for one of the stints.sriraj1031 wrote:As per the commentary, Vettel did first q3 run on the used set of Q2, very interesting!!
so Lewis has 1 better set of tyres as per your analysis and not 2 sets right!!myurr wrote:
If that's true then I'm not sure it's such a good idea. They still have to run those tyres and they now have 6 laps of wear on them. So Lewis's tyres have 3, 3 and 0 laps on them, Vettel has 3, 6, and 0 laps. So Lewis still has two better sets of tyres.
Apparently not, it's sooo tiresome!!!myurr wrote:And there go the catch phrases. Does he not realise it makes him sound insincere and stupid?
Yeah I've corrected that.sriraj1031 wrote:so Lewis has 1 better set of tyres as per your analysis and not 2 sets right!!myurr wrote:
If that's true then I'm not sure it's such a good idea. They still have to run those tyres and they now have 6 laps of wear on them. So Lewis's tyres have 3, 3 and 0 laps on them, Vettel has 3, 6, and 0 laps. So Lewis still has two better sets of tyres.
Don't think so. Webber admitted straight after there was no way he would be close to Sub 1.20.djos wrote:I'm seriously annoyed with JB! In that last run in Q3 he seriously held up webber on his out up lap and IMO compromised his entire lap!!! (I have the F1 iPad app that let's me watch sector times and the cars on the track in real time)
Maybe not but JB really dawdled on the last half of the out lap compromising his last sector time before the hot lap quite a bit, we all know that the pirellis really need quite to be warmed pnin a very specific way. Both Mark and Seb tend to do a very very fast last sector of their out lap to start their hot lap.Alexgtt wrote:Don't think so. Webber admitted straight after there was no way he would be close to Sub 1.20.djos wrote:I'm seriously annoyed with JB! In that last run in Q3 he seriously held up webber on his out up lap and IMO compromised his entire lap!!! (I have the F1 iPad app that let's me watch sector times and the cars on the track in real time)
It is if they can extend their stint's. I think the top six all have a chance to win thisw race. If you told me a month ago that RB would be in mortal combat in Hungary than yes Ferrari as wel as McLaren have closed the gap. They also are very different cars, with their own strenths, RB as well. The points are awarded on Sundaysriraj1031 wrote:Ferrari are 0.5 sec behind the pole time that's not a turnaround or is it?Poleman wrote:Soooooo Q is over....Any comments about the turnaround of McLaren and Ferrari gentlemen?
Agree. Hamilton was faster in both first sectors, lost it in the last. It was exactly opposite in his first Q3 run.nacho wrote:I think Alonso and Lewis had a real chance for pole but didn't quite nail their last timed laps like Vettel did.
