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We're now sure that Timo had a throttle sensor problem. His car is on the way back and we'll get cracking to give him the best shot at qualy
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Sebastian Vettel has won the Singaporean Grand Prix for the second time in a row, benefiting from the retirement of pole sitter Lewis Hamilton. The German was left unchallenged for the remainder of the race and is joined on the podium by Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso.
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We're now sure that Timo had a throttle sensor problem. His car is on the way back and we'll get cracking to give him the best shot at qualy
I was a bit vague in my last postRight, the point I was making was that in 2012 "pecking order" has to have track and temperature taken into account. The McLaren is the only car that can reaonably consistently be quick everywhere, most others have particular track types they play well to. The pecking order here is exactly what you'd expect (with possibly lotus doing surprisingly poorly) in 2012 on a slow twisty turny track.SamH123 wrote:I was only talking about the pecking order..
His race engineer also.GrizzleBoy wrote:Charles Pic has to do community service for overtaking under red flags LOOOOL
I think I'd agree – Hamilton is just making a few too many mistakes to stitch together that perfect lap. I think we'll see Vettel on pole, and alternator failure mid race.NathanOlder wrote:Vettel hamilton very closely matched!! I expected Vettel to be 3-4 tenths quicker.
beelsebob wrote:I think I'd agree – Hamilton is just making a few too many mistakes to stitch together that perfect lap. I think we'll see Vettel on pole, and alternator failure mid race.NathanOlder wrote:Vettel hamilton very closely matched!! I expected Vettel to be 3-4 tenths quicker.