James Allen via Twitter wrote:Senna has yet to match the fastest GP2 time from this morning. Both cars built by Dallara
James Allen via Twitter wrote:Senna has yet to match the fastest GP2 time from this morning. Both cars built by Dallara
+1Fil wrote:James Allen via Twitter wrote:Senna has yet to match the fastest GP2 time from this morning. Both cars built by Dallara
Because even one is now broke into pieces!void wrote:Why HRT did not put two cars on the track?
clutch/gearbox issue to do with the hydraulics or electronics. they're not even quite sure themselves it seems.void wrote:Why HRT did not put two cars on the track?
I guess thats generally a problem when they havent built any of the car themselves.Fil wrote:clutch/gearbox issue to do with the hydraulics or electronics. they're not even quite sure themselves it seems.void wrote:Why HRT did not put two cars on the track?
That's great way to attract sponsors! Just think of it - with such pace, their cars will be lapped every half-dozen laps, some 10 times per race. They'll be on TV screen more than any other team!freedom_honda wrote:Senna is over 13s off the pace.
thestig84 wrote:Wow you guys are quite harsh. True its a laugh and easy to take the mick but I think after the mess they were in just weeks ago they have done very well just to get there. The car is hardly falling apart, a wheel nut came off. Name a team that hasnt had wheel nut problems!
Remember the car has only done 22laps.....ever!!! The team has no data on car, tyres anything!! No wonder it looked a handful.
Im sure the gap will come down tomorrow. I hope so anyway, Bruno and Karun seem really nice guys.
Welcome!WimmelF1 wrote:I like the car... Got to love what Dallara did in a few months. Apart from the livery, the only real problems are the metal suspension and steel discbrakes. Maybe that's why the brakeducts are so big. Can't expect that a car with steel brakediscs is as fast as one with carbon discs.
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