Lewis Hamilton has won the second Grand Prix of 2014 by dominating the Malaysian Grand Prix. His Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg ran the entire race in second place, fending off Sebastian Vettel who completes the podium.
I don't think it's necessarily about power, though. Higher fuel flow cools the combustion chambers of the engine. I imagine that's pretty handy for a PU with overheating problems.beelsebob wrote:I would never suggest that RedBull would do something so devious.
Again, I would never suggest RedBull would deliberately infringe direct requests of the stewards, there must be some mistake if they are exceeding the fuel flow, and I'm sure they'll correct it.bhall wrote:I don't think it's necessarily about power, though. Higher fuel flow cools the combustion chamber of the engine. I imagine that's pretty handy for a PU with overheating problems.beelsebob wrote:I would never suggest that RedBull would do something so devious.
To be honest, I say that was 100% Kimi's fault. Kimi just misjudged how far ahead he was.Moanlower wrote:Magnussen Kimi's partypooper
Bold, but perhaps a little foolhardybhall wrote:Welp, so much for my bold prediction about Mercedes perhaps not getting a clean getaway...
Not sure, have to see that again.beelsebob wrote:To be honest, I say that was 100% Kimi's fault. Kimi just misjudged how far ahead he was.Moanlower wrote:Magnussen Kimi's partypooper
I saw it that way as wellbeelsebob wrote:To be honest, I say that was 100% Kimi's fault. Kimi just misjudged how far ahead he was.Moanlower wrote:Magnussen Kimi's partypooper
