Yeah I noticed that haha.
Lewis doing 1.28.0 on 19 lap old US followed by a 1.28.1 the next lap. No bad at all.
Let us give Bothas some more time.NathanOlder wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 08:24Even as a maasive Lewis fan, I was thinking the same. Nico was better than he was given credit for. Although 2015 and a reliable 44 car was a little one sided.
But I would say if Lewis retired and Nico stayed, Nico would be well up on Bottas right now also.
If they have time in hand hopefully it's a lot, because I'm going to bet Mercedes still hasn't cranked the motor all the way up.
Hi Sorry for off topic , in South Africa we are now receiving the sky sports feed on our paid sports tv package (previously FOM world feed) . I noticed the ad breaks during practice , does sky have ad breaks during the race as well ?NathanOlder wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 07:24Palmer red flag in sector 3.
According to my live timing , Sky on an ad break.
Quali and race are add free.Noemfster_ZA wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 08:49Hi Sorry for off topic , in South Africa we are now receiving the sky sports feed on our paid sports tv package (previously FOM world feed) . I noticed the ad breaks during practice , does sky have ad breaks during the race as well ?NathanOlder wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 07:24Palmer red flag in sector 3.
According to my live timing , Sky on an ad break.
Regards
That´s my only hope right now. Another forum mate has already mentioned that Hamilton´s long runs were clearly better but I have no data to confirm this.Gerhardsa wrote: ↑24 Mar 2017, 08:49Is there any way we can compare those longer stints by Hamilton/Vet/Raik/Bottas if FP2?
Honestly, Merc is going to clobber everyone in qualy. That's a given, but we should be looking at race pace here.
If the Ferrari and RB race pace is good, well then it might not be a Hamilton run away by any means.