Lewis Hamilton scored a dominant victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, leading the race from start to finish. Nico Rosberg recovered from a difficult start to finish second while Fernando Alonso secured Ferrari's first podium of the season.
gray41 wrote:Press Conference
Andrew Cowell (Mercedes),Rob White (Renault Sport), Charlie Whiting (FIA)
Do not be overenthusiastic, it's gonna be a press conference as dull as all the ones beforeJuzh wrote:http://i.imgur.com/NnoGhN1.gifgray41 wrote:Press Conference
Andrew Cowell (Mercedes),Rob White (Renault Sport), Charlie Whiting (FIA)
Only horner is missing
Why Fry, not Marmorini?gray41 wrote:Press Conference
Thursday, April 17, 1500 hours local time (0700 GMT)
Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber), Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), Sergio Perez (Force India), Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull), Adrian Sutil (Sauber)
Friday, April 18, 1600 hours local time (0800 GMT)
Yasuhisa Arai (Honda), Andrew Cowell (Mercedes), Pat Fry (Ferrari), Rob White (Renault Sport), Charlie Whiting (FIA)
I just watched it. So.....350 + kph down the long straight?
Yes please Looking forward to the Team Principles conference? I wonder when it is? Perhaps it's after the one with Charlle Whiting, Yasuhisa Arai, Andrew Cowell, Rob White and Pat Fry. Or does being a race director or a manager for an engine manufacturer count as a team principal? Pat Fry's the only one that works for a team. Should these people be forced to appear at a press conference. 4 of them have a product to sell and should freely give interviews all weekend. The FIA press conferences are mean't to grant us access to team principals who are otherwise too busy. Joking aside it will be interesting to hear from Charlie.gray41 wrote:Press Conference
Thursday, April 17, 1500 hours local time (0700 GMT)
Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber), Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), Sergio Perez (Force India), Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull), Adrian Sutil (Sauber)
Friday, April 18, 1600 hours local time (0800 GMT)
Yasuhisa Arai (Honda), Andrew Cowell (Mercedes), Pat Fry (Ferrari), Rob White (Renault Sport), Charlie Whiting (FIA)
that will be classed as the TP conference. Its actually rare now you get all TP's in this. They pick who is best to answer the questions most likely to be asked.Del Boy wrote:Looking forward to the Team Principles conference? I wonder when it is? Perhaps it's after the one with Charlle Whiting, Yasuhisa Arai, Andrew Cowell, Rob White and Pat Fry. Or does being a race director or a manager for an engine manufacturer count as a team principal? Pat Fry's the only one that works for a team. Should these people be forced to appear at a press conference. 4 of them have a product to sell and should freely give interviews all weekend. The FIA press conferences are mean't to grant us access to team principals who are otherwise too busy. Joking aside it will be interesting to hear from Charlie.gray41 wrote:Press Conference
Thursday, April 17, 1500 hours local time (0700 GMT)
Fernando Alonso (Ferrari), Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber), Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), Sergio Perez (Force India), Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull), Adrian Sutil (Sauber)
Friday, April 18, 1600 hours local time (0800 GMT)
Yasuhisa Arai (Honda), Andrew Cowell (Mercedes), Pat Fry (Ferrari), Rob White (Renault Sport), Charlie Whiting (FIA)
You can literally hear (and see to some degree) how hard he stamps on the brake pedal.zioture wrote:Lewis Hamilton at the simulator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnfb4Xs ... e=youtu.be
Really? I'd be amazed if the Merc teams had not ever changed any of the parts. At least in the V8 days, they would fairly regularly change the engines out, not because they were dead, but because you need to balance the engines out, so that their duty cycle involves only on or two of the very high speed circuits, and then a bunch of low speed ones, preferably with the high power ones first.
He's mashing the poor thing. Never quite realised the force required from the driver before.GrizzleBoy wrote:You can literally hear (and see to some degree) how hard he stamps on the brake pedal.zioture wrote:Lewis Hamilton at the simulator
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnfb4Xs ... e=youtu.be
