Lewis Hamilton has dominantly won the Italian GP, leading the Grand Prix for nearly the entire distance. Sergio Pérez in the Sauber finished in a brilliant second place with an impressive second half of the race. Fernando Alonso is third, having started from 10th position.
RB_[Gnx] wrote:Red Bull are struggling a lot , they used to relie on huge downforce but it's not the case now with the EBD gone ! And Wassup with all those FIA guys in RB's garage , have they found annother "illegal" trick
Mercedes are In along with Mclaren and Ferrari , it wouldn't be a surprise if Mercedes gets a pole indeed I expect them to be at least on the 2 front rows
I hope everything is fine for Fernando :s
[-o< They have repaired it, so they won't get any grid penalties.MGPW03 wrote:Any news on Schumacher gearbox change?
It's a different story this year for RB. Last year they could run the skinniest RW but still manage to maintain an impressive cornering speed is due to the benefit from the EBD but this year due to the clampdown on EBD you can clearly see that they are struggling for grip.dxpetrov wrote:RB_[Gnx] wrote:Red Bull are struggling a lot , they used to relie on huge downforce but it's not the case now with the EBD gone ! And Wassup with all those FIA guys in RB's garage , have they found annother "illegal" trick
Mercedes are In along with Mclaren and Ferrari , it wouldn't be a surprise if Mercedes gets a pole indeed I expect them to be at least on the 2 front rows
I hope everything is fine for Fernando :s
We gonna witness a pole from RB no worries!
And in the race with the skinniest RW they just gonna fly away from everyone... just like last year!
A suspected engine failure...RB_[Gnx] wrote:Any News about Fernando's Issue?
If it is a engine and it is terminal, is that the race engine they are using for weekend?NonNewtonic wrote:A suspected engine failure...RB_[Gnx] wrote:Any News about Fernando's Issue?
