Sebastian Vettel has simply dominated the Singapore Grand Prix and never really had any competition for the win. Second placed finisher Fernando Alonso was more than 30 seconds behind, with Kimi Raikkonen another 10 seconds further down the road.
When exactly had vettel had an off day this year to an extent hamilton is having for the last 2 races?mkay wrote: Relax, dude. Everyone has an off-day. Vettel had some off days as well this season in qualifying, so did Alonso.
Besides, Rosberg is also pretty handy around this track and he's been more comfortable than Lewis in the supersoft tyres this season.
You mean narain crashing into him. You mean spain where both red bulls had faulty front wings loosing front DF and then loosing more time for a change.Spacepace wrote:Yeah like crashing into Narian Karthikeyan and botching his race. And in Spain 2012
You mean the start of a season when he led the championship 4 races in?gray41 wrote:Maybe its just like Vettel at the start of 2012 when he was frankly pathetic.
If you compare Vettel and Hamilton, Hamilton´s career in F1 has been an "off-day"mkay wrote:Relax, dude. Everyone has an off-day. Vettel had some off days as well this season in qualifying, so did Alonso.SectorOne wrote:I knew the gap would be closer in Quali between Merc and RBR. Very solid job done by Rosberg and Vettel (who probably had some tenths laying around in case they needed him to go out again)
Another disappointing qualifying by Hamilton...looked absolutely brilliant sometimes but not when it counted this time, quite unlike Hamilton i have to say.
But i guess that´s the story of his life, so much talent yet it never really materializes in F1 like we see with guys like Vettel, Alonso etc.
Gutierrez, i think people just might have taken some notes today... keep doing that and you´ll have a good future in F1.
Besides, Rosberg is also pretty handy around this track and he's been more comfortable than Lewis in the supersoft tyres this season.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFkAAvDkj9k[/youtube]Juzh wrote:You mean narain crashing into him. You mean spain where both red bulls had faulty front wings loosing front DF and then loosing more time for a change.Spacepace wrote:Yeah like crashing into Narian Karthikeyan and botching his race. And in Spain 2012
You mean the start of a season when he led the championship 4 races in?gray41 wrote:Maybe its just like Vettel at the start of 2012 when he was frankly pathetic.
What about Vettel not trying Q3 in China this year?Juzh wrote:When exactly had vettel had an off day this year to an extent hamilton is having for the last 2 races?mkay wrote: Relax, dude. Everyone has an off-day. Vettel had some off days as well this season in qualifying, so did Alonso.
Besides, Rosberg is also pretty handy around this track and he's been more comfortable than Lewis in the supersoft tyres this season.
He was edged by a faster car in quali. That is not dropping the ball...mkay wrote: What about Vettel not getting pole in Germany, Hungary and Spa?
SC is a important factor I suppose.raymondu999 wrote:I suspect OOOP is the quickest way - but more people will opt for a 2-stop instead
Are you randomly allergic to vowels or something?max_speed wrote:sometimes i feel That Fry is a stupid , he claims http://www.gptoday.com/full_story/view/ ... roved_car/
i cnt see it, all analysts , tv pundits cant see it but he keeps claiming similar kind of things race after race. i cnt remember but someone posted a redbull's pic , depicting airflow over diffuser and it looked pretty clean compare to what i have been seeing in context of ferrari. as someone pointed out its lack of creativity , factory is doing great job in producing parts , if people like fry dnt have balls to drive development in a direction and goes for iterations of same thing again and again this will happen. its utter bullshit , this guy ws a jerk in mclaren and ferrari shudnt hjave hired him at the very first place (blame stefano).
