JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:Mr.S wrote:
4 days for Michael to only test before Australia. This is an absolute joke.
So 3 tests with 12 days and micheal gets 4?
What planet are you on exactly?
there are three tests and 2 with the W03..thats 8 days. Whats so shock horror bout that?
JET you a clever educated dude. Why are you writing amateurish & ridiculous stuff.
I think you know the fact that they are allowed to test only 1 car. Dont you know that? So out of 12 days,4 days they waste with the OLD Dog of car.
The remaining 8 gets divided into Michael & Nico. That is 4 days for each driver. With only 6 days of pre-season testing/driver you cant waste 2 PRECIOUS days. That is all my point. You are clever enough to understand this simple thing JET.
dren wrote:Ross Brawn quoted in Autosport:
"At the factory, we have been focused for some time on the challenge of 2012, and our very clear ambition to move forward up the grid next year," he said. "As always, the winter development and manufacturing processes are a trade-off between time for finding performance in the factory, and time for delivering that performance during pre-season testing.
"We believe that the decision to run the car at the second winter test is the optimum compromise for our design and development programme with F1 W03."
So they feel there is more performance to gain in longer development time when compared to unlocking that on track.
That is all I have to say. The high-lighted words. They aborted the W02 long back & with increased manpower should get their car on time. I hate these stupid words. Look at Ferrari & Mercdes & how they are handling the situation.
Do you really for 1 second believe that 1 or 2 week of developing the car in the factory gives more than 4 Precious days of Testing. 4 Unlimited days of testing