2013 Hungarian GP - Hungaroring

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Yea some corners here you can take a wider arch around the corner, keeping higher apex speed and less speed to catch up until the next braking zone.
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Juzh wrote: Except if you look at lewis' pole lap you can see he missed nearly all the apexes and still got pole. Just shows how merc is still fastest over 1 lap by quite some margin.
Yet Lewis still managed to outperform Nico by over 3 tenths of a second? Is Nico really that bad? Or are you just in denial about Lewis's talent?

You have to be balanced to a extent if you want people to take your opinion seriously

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beelsebob wrote: Sorry, but wut... He misses exactly 3 apexes – turns 5, 11 and 14. Around turn 5 and 14 it's the normal line not to hit the apex as it gets you better traction. Around 11 he missed it by about 3 inches. It was actually seriously close to a perfect lap.
I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but Lewis himself said he didn't think the lap was that great, which is why he was surprised he got pole.

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f1316 wrote:
beelsebob wrote: Sorry, but wut... He misses exactly 3 apexes – turns 5, 11 and 14. Around turn 5 and 14 it's the normal line not to hit the apex as it gets you better traction. Around 11 he missed it by about 3 inches. It was actually seriously close to a perfect lap.
I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but Lewis himself said he didn't think the lap was that great, which is why he was surprised he got pole.
Not sure if you and I watched the same interview – in the press conference he said he didn't think the car was performing that well, not that he didn't think he nailed the lap.

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beelsebob wrote: Not sure if you and I watched the same interview – in the press conference he said he didn't think the car was performing that well, not that he didn't think he nailed the lap.
That is the jist I got.

Given how shocked Brawn and co seemed, I think Lewis got more out the car than expected today, even more than Lewis himself expected.

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beelsebob wrote:
f1316 wrote:
beelsebob wrote: Sorry, but wut... He misses exactly 3 apexes – turns 5, 11 and 14. Around turn 5 and 14 it's the normal line not to hit the apex as it gets you better traction. Around 11 he missed it by about 3 inches. It was actually seriously close to a perfect lap.
I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but Lewis himself said he didn't think the lap was that great, which is why he was surprised he got pole.
Not sure if you and I watched the same interview – in the press conference he said he didn't think the car was performing that well, not that he didn't think he nailed the lap.
He did say he didn't think it was a good lap in the conference. Which proves a good lap is only relative to what other people are doing lol.

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ESPN F1 ‏@ESPNF1
'Car number 08 did not comply with [the regulations] as the front floor deflected more than 5mm vertically when the load was applied'
Well, f**k.
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Wow...It must be Terrible for Lotus.. And Looking Good For Ferrari..
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stefan_ wrote:
ESPN F1 ‏@ESPNF1
'Car number 08 did not comply with [the regulations] as the front floor deflected more than 5mm vertically when the load was applied'
Well, f**k.
Who is number 8? Grosjean?

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JimClarkFan wrote:
stefan_ wrote:
ESPN F1 ‏@ESPNF1
'Car number 08 did not comply with [the regulations] as the front floor deflected more than 5mm vertically when the load was applied'
Well, f**k.
Who is number 8? Grosjean?
yes

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Rosberg gets to move to the clean side. Alonso to the dirty side. That is if grosjean is penalized.

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Great, so Vettel has 1 less driver to challenge him for the win..

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sennafan24 wrote:
Juzh wrote: Except if you look at lewis' pole lap you can see he missed nearly all the apexes and still got pole. Just shows how merc is still fastest over 1 lap by quite some margin.
Yet Lewis still managed to outperform Nico by over 3 tenths of a second? Is Nico really that bad? Or are you just in denial about Lewis's talent?

You have to be balanced to a extent if you want people to take your opinion seriously
Nico said in an interview after the qualifying that he experienced issues with his braking balance and was actually a bit frustrated about it.

Personally, I'm curious what you all think about the hot temperatures in combination with the medium tyres. The soft tyres are actually designed to operate at higher temperatures - unlike the medium ones which everyone relies on during the race to give them some 20+ laps. I have a feeling the medium tyres might fall off the cliff much faster than we expect at the moment and it might be a real issue tomorrow, potentially forcing teams into running only one stint on the mediums.

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Darknight wrote:Rosberg gets to move to the clean side. Alonso to the dirty side. That is if grosjean is penalized.
The talk of the dirty side is rather OTT if the support races are anything to go by.

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tim|away wrote: Nico said in an interview after the qualifying that he experienced issues with his braking balance and was actually a bit frustrated about it.
I actually think Nico is one of the fastest drivers on the grid, hence why I am so impressed by Lewis's form against him as of late.

I really hope Romain is not pushed to the back, if the Lotus have the same pace from Germany he could have very well beaten Vettel tomorrow. I fear Kimi is a bit too far back.