Sebastian Vettel took the lead ahead of turn 1, never to give it away again and went on to win the Korean GP in controlled fashion. Mark Webber ran the entire race in second place and set the race's fastest lap. Fernando Alonso finished third, ahead of Felipe Massa.
Kimi does things old school, manLHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
He has been very consistent this year =D>
I really doubt that he didn't get to drive a single lap on simulator. He was great in Turkey the first year, but he used simulator then, why wouldn't he use it now?LHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
How do you know he hasn't done any lap on the simulator?LHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
Tomorrow is going to be another "Mark mind the gap"Shrieker wrote:Horner and Newey weren't happy at all
Because he said that.FakeAlonso wrote:How do you know he hasn't done any lap on the simulator?LHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
That's very impressive from Kimi.Mika1 wrote:Because he said that.FakeAlonso wrote:How do you know he hasn't done any lap on the simulator?LHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
As I understand it, he didnt want to. He thought it was a waste of time and he does his learning on the track, three FPs. Thats enough, he said. If im not mistaken.Vanja #66 wrote:I really doubt that he didn't get to drive a single lap on simulator. He was great in Turkey the first year, but he used simulator then, why wouldn't he use it now?LHamilton wrote:Kimi, first time around this track and with a car that isnt as good as red bull and JUST 0.3s behind them. Kudos to him! Bear in mind that he hasnt done any lap at all, not even the simulator
That would make things interesting."Webber please mind the fuel useage, tyres, engine, coolant temp, alternator temp... do you understand?"FakeAlonso wrote:Tomorrow is going to be another "Mark mind the gap"Shrieker wrote:Horner and Newey weren't happy at all
mx_tifoso wrote:"Webber please mind the fuel useage, tyres, engine, coolant temp, alternator temp... do you understand?"FakeAlonso wrote:Tomorrow is going to be another "Mark mind the gap"Shrieker wrote:Horner and Newey weren't happy at all
Only possible if Mark doesn't botch up another start. It is not looking so good for Sebastian on the dirty side. It is exceptionally dirty here in Korea. He could be caught by Hamilton. The start has a bit of a chance for mayhem in the first two rows already. Only good thing is that Alonso will also start on the dirty side.FakeAlonso wrote:Tomorrow is going to be another "Mark mind the gap"Shrieker wrote:Horner and Newey weren't happy at all
I have a suspicion that if Webber received team orders he will refuse. It might be interesting.mx_tifoso wrote:"Webber please mind the fuel useage, tyres, engine, coolant temp, alternator temp... do you understand?"FakeAlonso wrote:Tomorrow is going to be another "Mark mind the gap"Shrieker wrote:Horner and Newey weren't happy at all
Cool... He definitely forgot nothing in these 2 years, fortunately for us!LHamilton wrote: As I understand it, he didnt want to. He thought it was a waste of time and he does his learning on the track, three FPs. Thats enough, he said. If im not mistaken.
