> "Webber isn't strong in Malaysia"
> Almost finishes on P1 having a really great race
Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.Phil wrote:In this race, I think I can actually see Rosberg outqualifying and racing Hamilton.
I certainly hope so!FrukostScones wrote:Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.Phil wrote:In this race, I think I can actually see Rosberg outqualifying and racing Hamilton.
Can't see anything magic from Webber. I hope he gets nobody hurt.
Weather now 24, 25, 26 on my forcast, sunny no rain.
Lotus vs Ferrari weekend?
You think so? We've only had two races so far, and I for one, have been quite surprised at Rosbergs strong pace during qualifying. Even if it doesn't account for much, but Rosberg has shown exceptional pace (relative to Hamilton) in most practice sessions and Q1 and Q2. Then, in Q3 Hamilton had the edge - both sessions in changing conditions, which Rosberg later was disappointed about. I think in constant conditions, like a dry qualifying session, they could be even closer to each other.FrukostScones wrote:Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.
Don't forget Lewis has two races in a Mercedes car under his belt. A big difference with Nico.Phil wrote:You think so? We've only had two races so far, and I for one, have been quite surprised at Rosbergs strong pace during qualifying. Even if it doesn't account for much, but Rosberg has shown exceptional pace (relative to Hamilton) in most practice sessions and Q1 and Q2. Then, in Q3 Hamilton had the edge - both sessions in changing conditions, which Rosberg later was disappointed about. I think in constant conditions, like a dry qualifying session, they could be even closer to each other.FrukostScones wrote:Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.
I think this is going to be neck at neck. I'm actually a Lewis supporter, so I hope to be wrong, but I though Rosberg has been usually quite strong in China.
One can hope, but experience speaks against it. Malaysia is one of the circuits where Webber always goes strong. I think in China Vettel will beat him as he usually does.mx_tifoso wrote:Hopefully Webber returns with a vengeance and beats Vettel outright.
If Hamilton came into Mercedes and destroyed Rosberg is every practice / qualy session then I would be really worried for Rosberg, Hamilton still has to settle into the team, if Rosberg is still much quicker in almost every session except Q3 at mid season point then fairplay to Rosberg, but I still think once Hamilton gets more dialed into the team and understands the car better he will comfortably beat him like he did to Button last season.Phil wrote:You think so? We've only had two races so far, and I for one, have been quite surprised at Rosbergs strong pace during qualifying. Even if it doesn't account for much, but Rosberg has shown exceptional pace (relative to Hamilton) in most practice sessions and Q1 and Q2. Then, in Q3 Hamilton had the edge - both sessions in changing conditions, which Rosberg later was disappointed about. I think in constant conditions, like a dry qualifying session, they could be even closer to each other.FrukostScones wrote:Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.
I think this is going to be neck at neck. I'm actually a Lewis supporter, so I hope to be wrong, but I though Rosberg has been usually quite strong in China.
Webber is VERY strong in Malaysia.Pandabeer wrote:> "Webber isn't strong in Malaysia"
> Almost finishes on P1 having a really great race
To be fair, even if Hamilton only did 2 races for MGP, he has many laps in testing. For ROS it's not last year's car either....I'm pretty sure the Merc has totally different traits than last year, thus it's about as new to ROS as to HAM.Dyanxx wrote:If Hamilton came into Mercedes and destroyed Rosberg is every practice / qualy session then I would be really worried for Rosberg, Hamilton still has to settle into the team, if Rosberg is still much quicker in almost every session except Q3 at mid season point then fairplay to Rosberg, but I still think once Hamilton gets more dialed into the team and understands the car better he will comfortably beat him like he did to Button last season.Phil wrote:You think so? We've only had two races so far, and I for one, have been quite surprised at Rosbergs strong pace during qualifying. Even if it doesn't account for much, but Rosberg has shown exceptional pace (relative to Hamilton) in most practice sessions and Q1 and Q2. Then, in Q3 Hamilton had the edge - both sessions in changing conditions, which Rosberg later was disappointed about. I think in constant conditions, like a dry qualifying session, they could be even closer to each other.FrukostScones wrote:Will be hard for ROS outqualifying HAM. Maybe, maybe.
I think this is going to be neck at neck. I'm actually a Lewis supporter, so I hope to be wrong, but I though Rosberg has been usually quite strong in China.
It was a sarcastic reply to my post about webber having to few strong races per season to really chalenge vettel.raymondu999 wrote:Webber is VERY strong in Malaysia.Pandabeer wrote:> "Webber isn't strong in Malaysia"
> Almost finishes on P1 having a really great race
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Yes I do, and this would be the 5th time on the trot, I'm not a Massa fan but this is quite a turn around for him.Vasconia wrote: Anyone expects to see Massa beating Alonso once again on Saturday qualy?