Yeh, cars being close to each other, and each driver having a genuine chance – no racing in that!GTSpeedster wrote:These tires are ridiculous... That ain't racing!
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Following various incidents during the European GP at Valencia, the stewards have decided to penalise Vergne and Maldonado. At the same time, Michael Schumacher who has used DRS during a yellow flag situation is not penalised and can keep his third place finish.
Yeh, cars being close to each other, and each driver having a genuine chance – no racing in that!GTSpeedster wrote:These tires are ridiculous... That ain't racing!
My bet's on HAM this year, but I think any of he, VET and ALO has a reasonable chance.SeijaKessen wrote:Well looks like Vettel may well be going for WDC number 3...they seem to have got the car to his liking now.
Really, really hope not.SeijaKessen wrote:Well looks like Vettel may well be going for WDC number 3...they seem to have got the car to his liking now.
How dare you refer him to "Ayrton" edit your post at once.Red Schneider wrote:Sebastian 'Ayrton' Vettel on pole.
It's what I call Socialist Motorsport.beelsebob wrote:Yeh, cars being close to each other, and each driver having a genuine chance – no racing in that!GTSpeedster wrote:These tires are ridiculous... That ain't racing!
Would have to agree. Their relative pace will ebb and flow, but all three have the talent and consistency to last it out this season. Just hope that McLaren and Ferrari can keep their drivers in it in terms of development pace. McLaren in particular don't appear to have the resources that they've had in previous years, but hopefully they've just been focussed on a big upgrade for Silverstone.beelsebob wrote:My bet's on HAM this year, but I think any of he, VET and ALO has a reasonable chance.SeijaKessen wrote:Well looks like Vettel may well be going for WDC number 3...they seem to have got the car to his liking now.
As a brazilian I must call that BS.Hail22 wrote: How dare you refer him to "Ayrton" edit your post at once.
He is nothing like the great man. Ayrton was the man who represented the "people" of Brasil, his community and for the impoverished children of his beloved country.
What an intelligent remark.SeijaKessen wrote:It's what I call Socialist Motorsport.beelsebob wrote:Yeh, cars being close to each other, and each driver having a genuine chance – no racing in that!GTSpeedster wrote:These tires are ridiculous... That ain't racing!
This is racing at its best! 0.3 seconds covering top 13 in Q2. Thats not tire deg or dropping off the cliff its balls to the wall racing!SeijaKessen wrote:It's what I call Socialist Motorsport.beelsebob wrote:Yeh, cars being close to each other, and each driver having a genuine chance – no racing in that!GTSpeedster wrote:These tires are ridiculous... That ain't racing!
