Nico Rosberg has won a thrilling Brazilian Grand Prix during which he faces considerable pressure from team mate Lewis Hamilton. Rosberg though kept his cool and remained faultless until the finish line. Home racer Felipe Massa completed the podium in third place.
If the weather is clear and the tires aren't being chewed up like warm gum then it could be likely to see the top 3 cars able to lap vehicles up to 6th place?ringo wrote:How many times will the mercedes overlap the backmarkers here?
That's one of the things in the back of my mind. Hitting back markers.
I seriously hope Ham can take the WDC.De Jokke wrote:I'm taking nothing for granted until the flag drops in Abu Dhabi.
What's sad about that? You enjoyed cars at racing speed crossing over the entrance to the pit lane on a blind turn?
I hope it won't affect the tow when cars try to overtake.siskue2005 wrote:on second thought that change to last corner might make it a bit tricky to take it flat out
Listening to the dedicated team radio channel, it seemed they ran quali mode pretty much trough the whole last stint, so I don't think engine reliability is a major concern.PlatinumZealot wrote:dren wrote:Yup, especially since it will likely rain at some point.Juzh wrote:RB will rek williams here, and be closer to merc.
Oh Yes. Redbull are a big threat on this track. The mercs will need to turn up the krakens to keep them at bay. The consequence is that someones engine is gonna blow... I hope it is not Lewis'.
