LMAOiotar__ wrote:Now Red Bull need to quickly cancel Webber's KERS/start problems in time for tomorrow's race.
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Kimi Raikkonen has won a thrilling race that was full of action from start to finish. The Finn marks his first win since his return to Formula One and in the end fended off a charging Alonso who finishes second. Sebastian Vettel finished third after having started from 24th position.
LMAOiotar__ wrote:Now Red Bull need to quickly cancel Webber's KERS/start problems in time for tomorrow's race.
Mark will all of a sudden put on a monster performance tomorrow.iotar__ wrote:Now Red Bull need to quickly cancel Webber's KERS/start problems in time for tomorrow's race.
They would have done some calculations, it has to A-get back to the pits by itself and B-still have 1 litre of fuel for analysis.FakeAlonso wrote:FIA accepted force majeure, what if he had enough fuel on board no penalty?
THey got away with force majeureJimClarkFan wrote:That confirms it, they knew they had low fuel and tried to pass it off as technical failure with no penalty for replacing the part.FakeAlonso wrote:https://pbs.twimg.com/media/A6zETuvCYAAACst.jpg[/img]
If he wins the title, it will be one of the most impressive in quite some time.stefan_ wrote:Find it interesting how this decision correlates with Alonso talking this days about the fact that you can have bad luck anytime, tables can turn very fast and he belives in his chances at the title.
And it would happen due to his skills and determination. How was that car at the start of the season - nightmare. Poor Massa didn't know what the f**k he was driving...dren wrote:If he wins the title, it will be one of the most impressive in quite some time.stefan_ wrote:Find it interesting how this decision correlates with Alonso talking this days about the fact that you can have bad luck anytime, tables can turn very fast and he belives in his chances at the title.
They aren't allowed to do it twice the same GP ..I THinkBecause there are aloud 4 at year and they didn't brake any this year so far.
due to lack of fuel. Come on Alonso close that gap down 
It has been clarified this morning, 4 times per year, 2 times per weekend (that's the added part). Why wasn't anyone talking about that before decision over Vettel? Hmmm...RB_[Gnx] wrote:They aren't allowed to do it twice the same GP ..I THinkBecause there are aloud 4 at year and they didn't brake any this year so far.