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Alonso is leading the times and the track is much quicker in FP2
godlameroso wrote:I think Bulk has a shot at winning this race, call me crazy, which I am to a certain degree. Bulk usually does good in Tilke circuits.
Also I don't think we are seeing anything representative of what the cars will put down in qualifying, last year it was in the 38's 39's, the circuit remains unchanged, therefore I think we'll see slightly faster times. Anyone think they'll breach the 37's this year?
I've been thinking the same thing all year. His driving style just seems off to me. Reminds me of the accident Carl Edwards had in NASCAR last year when he flipped over backwards and almost went into the crowd. He didn't even get hurt, but he's been terrible since then and you just have to think accidents that horrific get into a drivers head. I was in a bad accident driving a normal road car at around 50 mph over a year ago (got t-boned by an SUV from the side going through an intersection) and I still think about it sometimes when I'm driving. I can't even imagine going through something like Massa did.ringo wrote:Massa seems to not be himself. Sometimes i wonder if he is hiding any lingering ailment after his accident. He's just not as consistent as he used to be. The man was just as fast as raikonen and faster sometimes.
The sad thing is that he may never come as close to a WDC as in 2008.
It also seems to be connected with the new stiffer tyres that were introduced for the 2010 season. Massa like Schumacher seems to struggle a lot more than his team mate particularly with the option tyre. Often he cannot get heat into the tyres for a qualifying run which negatively impacts his grid position and his races.ISLAMATRON wrote:Massa is clearly not back up to speed, but both drivers have made plenty of mistakes.. the ferrari may be very dificult to drive, Massa's luck just has not been as good as Alonso's
I think this weekend is all about damage limitation for The Boss - the blown diffuser has clearly added a lot of performance to the other cars, so whilst a podium may be realistic for him a win would require luck and / or misfortune for the other drivers.Tazio wrote:Bulk is not suffering lingering effects from his accident IMO
I don't know what other than poor luck and the car, and tyres not seeming to suite him?
Contrary to a lot of opinion The F10B is quite well suited for this track, especially through the twisty parts.
Fred has consistently finished in the points, and Red Bull has shot themselves in the foot even more times than Ferrari.
The Boss has a chance to really put his stamp of authority at this race! Ouali should be interesting!
Outstanding!!! =D>raymondu999 wrote:The bulls will race their f-duct this weekend: http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/84767