Sebastian Vettel has taken an easy and utterly dominant victory at the Indian GP to extend his lead further in the championship. Fernando Alonso however progressed from 5th on the grid to 2nd at the finish to keep his title hopes alive. Mark Webber finished third, just ahead of Lewis Hamilton.
May be they know that they have already optimized their set-up and doing two runs (one each on the prime and option tyres) would be enough.Jackuar wrote:A quick question; might be out of ignorance.
What is keeping Ferrari in the garage for 30 minutes? Why not get out early, do some number of runs like the redbull and get the max out of it?
Edit: And here again. Massa does just a lap. Alonso I saw just one lap. What's cooking inside??
no he just miss the last corner and then move out the way.....kris wrote:Something seems not right with the gears on hamiltons car on the last lap..another gear box issue?
Be prepared to be very disappointed. Only man who has a car to match Vettel isn't going to do it, so...0versteer wrote:Red Bull seems on its form again... I do not want to watch another Red Bull dominant race, I want at least some challange for winning...
We will see tomorrow, what they can do for or against VET.WhiteBlue wrote:Great qualifying! The McLarens in super form at the right time.
What does that entail?godlameroso wrote:I wonder if Ferrari are going to try and shake and bake during the race to make up ground on Vettel.
