Too early to say tbhzeph wrote:I don't get it, the pundits at NBC say the SC plays into the hands of RBR, but I'd have thought that it would benefit Ferrari more?
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Lewis Hamilton won the Singapore Grand Prix today, dominating the entire race after Nico Rosberg suffered car problems and had to retire early on. Sebastian Vettel finished second, closely ahead of Daniel Ricciardo and Fernando Alonso.
Too early to say tbhzeph wrote:I don't get it, the pundits at NBC say the SC plays into the hands of RBR, but I'd have thought that it would benefit Ferrari more?
The real winner is: Ricciardo.zeph wrote:I don't get it, the pundits at NBC say the SC plays into the hands of RBR, but I'd have thought that it would benefit Ferrari more?
He's got 3 laps more than vettel, says timing screen. Alo behind him 9 lap younger primes, probably going to the end. Biggest loser hamilton imo. still has to run prime.henra wrote:The real winner is: Ricciardo.zeph wrote:I don't get it, the pundits at NBC say the SC plays into the hands of RBR, but I'd have thought that it would benefit Ferrari more?
Still on prime tyres, least laps on them and the gap (which was the cost of his strategy) nullified.
He simply has a lucky streak.
To help Ferrari...zeph wrote:yeah, that SC is not doing HAM any favors...and why has it been out so long?
Another SC conspiracy? To clear the track and back-markers unlapping, what else? If you want conspiracies look no further than changing rules mid season and retirement.zeph wrote:yeah, that SC is not doing HAM any favors...and why has it been out so long?