Daniel Ricciardo can celebrate a brilliant victory that he made possible thanks to several decisive overtakes after a safety car period 20 laps from the end. Valtteri Bottas struggled to second on old tyres with Raikkonen finishing a close third.
To be fair. Many of the guys here were calling it as it happened. With no or little telemetry.zac510 wrote:If only those Ferrari strategists had attended the Centre for Advanced Hindsight, they wouldn't make this mistake!
Indeed those same people also rightly questioned Mercedes' strategy for them leaving Hamilton out as well.
Indeed. Although only 10% of his victories having competed in about 60% of the races. So he's well off target that way
any statistics out there with how many races Lewis won while qualifying let's say out of top3?NathanOlder wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 14:01Indeed. Although only 10% of his victories having competed in about 60% of the races. So he's well off target that way
Increasing pressure for sure.He wasn't lucky to start his career in a championship winning car like Lewis did.NathanOlder wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 14:01Indeed. Although only 10% of his victories having competed in about 60% of the races. So he's well off target that way
Like other teams don't it either. Remember 2017 Spanish gp ? Mercedes purposely kept Bottas out on worn tyres to block Vettel which Bottas freely admitted.max_speed wrote: ↑15 Apr 2018, 10:22what matters at the end of day is standing on the board ?.Using Kimi as a Guinea pig does show high standards ferrari as a racing team have.i like racing and overtakes. i guess even racing gods are fed up of boring processions.
Using the ergast db, from grid starts outside top 3:
Trolling? Please read what that is before you accuse someone of that.
Vettel's tires were just one lap newer, not an offset worth anything, if Vettel was pressuring Bottas was due to being faster.
quite poor attempt at trolling mate...
