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On the back of his first pole position last weekend, Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas topped the second day of in-season testing at Sakhir. The Finn ejoyed a trouble-free day and completed a massive 143 laps.
"MWAAAH" (he's turning into kimi)
There is more, but it is not in the video. Asked about the Ferrari's chances of clinching the title this year his answer was "I don't have a crystal ball. I have two other balls, but they don't tell you much…".The_table wrote:"MWAAAH" (he's turning into kimi)
No team wants to show their cards in testing so i think he's being modest and giving the usual answer.
I'm happy that McLaren finally did some proper running and i HOPE ferrari have built a rocketship.
Brilliant =D>CriXus wrote:his answer was "I don't have a crystal ball. I have two other balls, but they don't tell you much…".
You are the specialist =D>Juzh wrote:A proper side by side:Sevach wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdpwYPfIgig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Nv_ZCSNVg
Is it me, or do the cars really sound better this year ?CriXus wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-ue72vx82A
Yes, while the others are running in "race mode" and "quali mode" etc, McLaren are running in "please don't break again" mode also known as "Honda" mode....Mansell89 wrote:Are McLaren running at low power? Is there any hope
Running engines in low power modes maybe?Juzh wrote:
I'm not really sure what's going on in the first sector. Straight line deficit can not account for that much difference. Especially as we've seen in the 2017 vs 2016 onboard, the 2017 car gains literally all deficit back in turn 2 and 3.
