The new pitlane and paddock for this year.
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Williams F1 have secured third position in this year's Constructors Championship, despite a largely disappointing performance at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Apparently he has been unwell but will race.marlosb wrote:Yeah, that was what I thought. Mercedes team confirmed he is not missing Brazilian GP. Seems like that he changes the flight to Brazil and will arrive later. That is probably what generates the rumors.skoop wrote:propably just gossip. i haven't read about this anywhere elsemarlosb wrote:A Brazilian gossips site published a note stating that Lewis Hamilton will miss Brazilian GP due health issues.
http://glamurama.uol.com.br/o-piloto-de ... gp-brasil/
This is not a site that follows F1, what makes the news even more weird.
Does anyone knows if it is true?
It looks nice.Jonnycraig wrote:http://www.autodromodeinterlagos.com.br ... o_0033.jpg
The new pitlane and paddock for this year.
Lotus insists its participation in the Brazilian Grand Prix is not in doubt, despite security staff blocking access to its garage at Interlagos on Wednesday.
Team personnel were not allowed to unpack the team's freight or continue work on preparing the cars, by officers who were stationed at the front and rear of the garages.
A team spokesman confirmed that the team was dealing with the situation – which related to an unspecified 'commercial arrangement'
This is not Brazilian Police, it is a "mall guard". In São Paulo - Military Police uses this uniform:Manoah2u wrote:lotus was blocked entry by brazilian police to enter their pitbox but the block has just been lifted. curious as the actual facts on why this happened but it probably must be financially related (thiks about Sauber @ AUS)
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The pit lane loss is in the table. It is there at 23 seconds for Nico. Lewis lost 24 seconds druing his pit as u can see.tomazy wrote:How did you come to this conclusion?Moose wrote:Pit lane loss at Intelagos is 16.4 seconds, not 22.8. The time it takes to go through the pits is 22.8 seconds. The pit lane loss is that, minus the time it takes the other driver to drive the straight.
If lewis had a gap of 22.4 seconds, then he would have come out 6 seconds in the lead.
Nico did an in lap of 1:20.6 and an out lap of 1:32.3. He was averaging around 1:15.3 lap times in that part of the race. So he lost 5.3s on an in lap and 17s on an outlap, so I would say his pit lane loss was 22.3 not 16.4? or an I missing something?Kingshark wrote:
Fantastic! It's always more exciting that way.kptaylor wrote:Ugh, rain predicted for the entire weekend with Sunday looking much cooler than Fri and Sat.
http://www.weather.com/weather/weekend/l/BRXX0232:1:BR
100 hours on FIA road safety program. I even have a slogan: "do what I say don't do what I do"dans79 wrote:Lewis changed his helmet design for the race, what do people think the fine will be?
https://scontent-mxp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hp ... e=56F8783B
.PlatinumZealot wrote:The pit lane loss is in the table. It is there at 23 seconds for Nico. Lewis lost 24 seconds druing his pit as u can see.
So with the 22.1 gap Lewis had a seocnd in hand. Easy squeeze. Ok back to topic now.
