LM10 wrote: ↑25 Aug 2018, 17:23
GPR-A wrote: ↑25 Aug 2018, 17:20
LM10 wrote: ↑25 Aug 2018, 17:13
Both had the same tyre age.. and Vettel did several laps without a break whereas Lewis did an unintended cooling lap after a mistake in one of his previous laps.
Last time in Hungary, someone said Hamilton did the lap when track was better, while it was not and now you are saying tyres. The fact is, Vettel did the lap, when the track was getting better, than when Hamilton did. That was the reason why Foece Indias did well, because they were at the right point at right time. Yet, Vettel fell short.
Yea, so what's your point now? Do you want me to tell you a million'th time that Hamilton is the best driver in wet conditions so that you can feel better or get another million'th confirmation?
No, you can just do it once for every time it happens.
If you don't want to admit Hamilton is the fastest driver in the wet, then how about, "The car that Hamilton
happens to be sitting in tends to, for the most part, somehow, by hook or crook, be faster than the others when the slippery gets wet."
Alternatively, continue to perform mental gymnastics. I give you a 5 out of 10 for effort, but a 10 out of 10 for believing your own BS.