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.
They aren't going flat out.Restomaniac wrote:Verstappen has set a 1m19.4 on SS. At around the same time yesterday Vettel and Hamilton set 1m19.1 and 1m19.4 on US.
Now I know it's a diffrent day but had Vettel and Hamilton cracked the cigars out whilst on their runs or what?
It's not funny, it's freaking annoying they are disrupting the others with that fugly tractor.PhillipM wrote:Lmfao. Red flag, McLaren...
Maybe the rest of the teams should chip in to get the mclaren staff to the Barcelona waterpark. That way they avoid getting the track red flagged constantly. Although Alonso might boil up all of the water... .Morteza wrote:Alonso has emerged in the McLaren...and stopped again!
Obviously and that's my point. Now Bearing in mind that the Red Bull won't be flat out either. Just how much do Ferrari and Mercedes have in their pockets?PhillipM wrote:They aren't going flat out.Restomaniac wrote:Verstappen has set a 1m19.4 on SS. At around the same time yesterday Vettel and Hamilton set 1m19.1 and 1m19.4 on US.
Now I know it's a diffrent day but had Vettel and Hamilton cracked the cigars out whilst on their runs or what?
#aerogollumturbof1 wrote: YOU SHALL NOT......STALLLLL!!!
LOL!Autosport wrote:Teams are supposed to be fine-tuning their cars at this stage. The only thing McLaren's fine-tuning is the Barcelona recovery procedure. #F1
~1.5sRestomaniac wrote:Obviously and that's my point. Now Bearing in mind that the Red Bull won't be flat out either. Just how much do Ferrari and Mercedes have in their pockets?
I think we are already passed that and now it's both sad and annoying. All the other teams are like "stop with fricking bringing out the car! It's the final day and you are constantly causing red flags!"Thunders wrote:This is getting comical.......
As a guess yes. But it is clearly a lot.PhillipM wrote:~1.5sRestomaniac wrote:Obviously and that's my point. Now Bearing in mind that the Red Bull won't be flat out either. Just how much do Ferrari and Mercedes have in their pockets?
I think it's getting painful... for them and for the other teams. How many red flags did they cause in test? I belive they are winning that championship.Thunders wrote:This is getting comical.......
"Teams are supposed to be fine-tuning their cars at this stage. The only thing McLaren's fine-tuning is the Barcelona recovery procedure."turbof1 wrote:I think we are already passed that and now it's both sad and annoying. All the other teams are like "stop with fricking bringing out the car! It's the final day and you are constantly causing red flags!"Thunders wrote:This is getting comical.......
It was already comical in 2015 and 2016. It's a tragedy for Alonso right now!turbof1 wrote:I think we are already passed that and now it's both sad and annoying. All the other teams are like "stop with fricking bringing out the car! It's the final day and you are constantly causing red flags!"Thunders wrote:This is getting comical.......
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