Lewis Hamilton has won the German Grand Prix in dominant fashion, leading each lap after taking the lead at the start of the race. Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen completed the podium whereas Nico Rosberg finished 4th following a difficult start and an in-race time penalty.
What was the difference in sector times? How much fuel did Rosberg have aboard for his best sector times? What's the time loss through S3 with another car less than a second in front of you? How many times has Hamilton passed Nico this season when they've been on same rubber (or vice versa)?NathanOlder wrote:Only takes a backmarker
So he was faster in one attempt with heavier car than Lewis in 2 attempts, and yet he was (again) slower in Q2.hollus wrote:Apparently Nico was fueled for 3 timed laps in case they were needed, so he got his pole with two extra laps worth of fuel on-board.
Shrieker wrote:What happened to him ?Schuttelberg wrote:Feel for Kyat. His interview was near tears.
Red Bull had better pace during FP in Hungary but not during the race. We will see tomorrow what will happen.GPR-A wrote:So, it's official now, that Ferrari is behind Red Bull ! On a circuit that is 60% full throttle, the difference between the faster RB and the faster Ferrari is 4 tenths. On race pace too, based on FP2, the Ferrari is behind the RB.
Jos.Shrieker wrote:What happened to him ?Schuttelberg wrote:Feel for Kyat. His interview was near tears.
http://www.formula1.com wrote:Sainz has been issued a three-place penalty after being deemed to have unfairly impeded Williams' Felipe Massa in Turn 2 during the second phase of qualifying on Saturday afternoon.
The Spaniard, who had qualified 13th for Toro Rosso, was also handed two penalty points on his Superlicence - taking him to four points in total, of the permitted 12 within a calendar year.
Grosjean's penalty meanwhile relates to a gearbox change that Haas were forced to make between FP3 and the start of qualifying.
The Frenchman, who had booked 15th, will drop five places.
Hulkenberg meanwhile has been docked one place for a technical breach regarding the tyres they used in qualifying.
Red bull had better race pace in hungary but their various strategy calls to challenge mercedes backfired on them and left them struggling for pace on old tires. At the start of the race they were pulling away from vettel with ease.sosic2121 wrote:Red Bull had better pace during FP in Hungary but not during the race. We will see tomorrow what will happen.GPR-A wrote:So, it's official now, that Ferrari is behind Red Bull ! On a circuit that is 60% full throttle, the difference between the faster RB and the faster Ferrari is 4 tenths. On race pace too, based on FP2, the Ferrari is behind the RB.
