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Lewis Hamilton made his strong start count, and controlled the Spanish Grand Prix from the moment he got in the lead in lap 1. Pole sitter Valtteri Bottas had to settle for second while Max Verstappen completed the podium for Red Bull Racing.
No Alonso this year could be the cause of that?bucker wrote:Where are spectators? Main tribunes on finish line are empty and others are 50% full.
Who cares about another Mercedes 1-2Justthatek wrote: ↑12 May 2019, 15:51No Alonso this year could be the cause of that?bucker wrote:Where are spectators? Main tribunes on finish line are empty and others are 50% full.
Man, it's just insane! I can't believe my ears.Restomaniac wrote: ↑12 May 2019, 16:00Why hamper the guy with working tyres earlier?
Not being argumentative here BTW. Ferrari are slightly bonkers.
Now apparently Ferrari are telling Leclerc they are on the same strategy.......Now they let him pass.
while apparently they said to Seb that they are on different strategy... Jesus Christ what a mess. This is something like pre 2015Restomaniac wrote: ↑12 May 2019, 16:00Why hamper the guy with working tyres earlier?
Not being argumentative here BTW. Ferrari are slightly bonkers.
Now apparently Ferrari are telling Leclerc they are on the same strategy.......Now they let him pass.
world feed direction is absolutely horsesh1t this race.tpeman wrote: ↑12 May 2019, 16:07Vettel now taking alternative lines to cool the tires. Ferrari really want to make him fight Gasly. I wonder why there isn't any team radio coverage? Oh, they did it, way too late, again. That's what happens when a team has two number one drivers with ambitions.
Also, instead of showing the Ferrari train, they could have showed Hulk-Magnussen-Kvyat fight, they were seperated by 0.5 and were close to 0.2.