And last year's fastest time of 1m23.837s in Q3 quali was set on Super Soft! Something is amiss! If the cars manage to be another 2 seconds faster by Q3, it's a massive let down! The simple evolution of last year's car would have fetched the same.
And last year's fastest time of 1m23.837s in Q3 quali was set on Super Soft! Something is amiss! If the cars manage to be another 2 seconds faster by Q3, it's a massive let down! The simple evolution of last year's car would have fetched the same.
It can't just be put down to sandbagging anymore, sure the big guys might be hiding their ultimate pace, but sandbagging 3s?
The goal is 5s from 2015, and pole then was 1:26.3. I think we could see around 1:22.0 in Q3. I do think it's interesting that with all this he downforce and grip and whatever the cars are still only about a second faster than last year...
i was at the ROC when he had his flip, his crash looked like he was gonna need to be put on a stretcher so we were all relieved to see him get up and walk away. especially with how open those "cars" areFrukostScones wrote: ↑25 Mar 2017, 05:11wrcsti wrote: ↑25 Mar 2017, 04:31damn that sucks, His crash looked a lot more tame on TV than live. I was surprised when he climbed out and kept walking around.Hail22 wrote: ↑25 Mar 2017, 03:39Wehrlein out due to ongoing issues from his injury during the winter break, replaced by Giovinazzi
https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/wehr ... ix-885825/
? that sounds all weird to mee?
Yea odd session. Although Ham was just 0.009 up in S1. In S2 it seems Ferrari is pretty much a match. S3 is weird Ham struggled somehow...dans79 wrote: ↑25 Mar 2017, 06:16its definitely odd!
1) Vettel isn't much faster than last years pole given the regulation changes.
2) Hamilton was 2 tenths and some change slower than yesterday.
3) Hamilton was actually faster than Vettel in sector one and then gave it all away in sector 2 & 3. If you are off the pace by half a second, you are usually giving time away in every sector.
That could be true, or he could turn out to be another Montoya, who crashed quite a bit in the beginning then was brilliant later in that first season.