- Login or Register
No account yet? Sign up
Sergio Perez has been given a 5-place grid penalty for his coming together with Felipe Massa in the final lap of the Canadian Grand Prix, FIA stewards have announced after the race.
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/formula1/27739561Bob Brown wrote:Boring Practice 1.
Maybe it is not such a bad idea that they might get rid of one of the Friday Practice sessions starting next year.
I have seen the same excitement after Malaysia FP2, then Mercedes turned up the wick during FP3 and the gap was one second. Maybe Ferrari is closer, but the gap is too big to close in two weeks time.cherok1212 wrote:Usually up by more than a tenth tho, usually about a 3/10 to half sec gap then they remove the chain in FP2
I think the gap is bigger than Monaco because this is the best track for Mercedes.MercedesAMGSpy wrote:I have seen the same excitement after Malaysia FP2, then Mercedes turned up the wick during FP3 and the gap was one second. Maybe Ferrari is closer, but the gap is too big to close in two weeks time.cherok1212 wrote:Usually up by more than a tenth tho, usually about a 3/10 to half sec gap then they remove the chain in FP2
This.MercedesAMGSpy wrote:Mercedes never show their hand on friday.
Dude, c'mon. No one is talking about agressive throttle response. They're talking about being more agressive regarding pulling all available performance out of the hardware and agressively searching for lap time.mcalex wrote:They need to improve the traction out odf the corners - they have more that enough wheelspin already - an aggresive mapping Will only worsen that
On a site with mostly English fans? Sure, why not? But, overall, Vettel is easily the most talked about driver of the last five years, probably followed by a fairly close tie of Hamilton and Alonso.NathanOlder wrote:I guess it shows he is clearly the most talked about driver. With probably the most fans too by the looks of it.
Obviously, but I think most of us are just getting excited at the prospect of Ferrari performing a little better.MercedesAMGSpy wrote:I have seen the same excitement after Malaysia FP2, then Mercedes turned up the wick during FP3 and the gap was one second. Maybe Ferrari is closer, but the gap is too big to close in two weeks time.cherok1212 wrote:Usually up by more than a tenth tho, usually about a 3/10 to half sec gap then they remove the chain in FP2
oh god not this again.. it is just practice 1cherok1212 wrote:Seems we may have a race here. ALO seems to to be comparable to Merc with Ferrari updates and VET can @ least see the Mercs.
15min and counting.siskue2005 wrote:oh god not this again.. it is just practice 1cherok1212 wrote:Seems we may have a race here. ALO seems to to be comparable to Merc with Ferrari updates and VET can @ least see the Mercs.
According to Google:Pierce89 wrote:On a site with mostly English fans? Sure, why not? But, overall, Vettel is easily the most talked about driver of the last five years, probably followed by a fairly close tie of Hamilton and Alonso.NathanOlder wrote:I guess it shows he is clearly the most talked about driver. With probably the most fans too by the looks of it.