Esteban Gutierrez and the entire Haas F1 Team were left to rue another near miss to a points scoring finish as the team saw its cars finished the Italian Grand Prix in 11th and 13th positions. Esteban Gutierrez' chances for instance were quickly ruined as he completely missed his start and dropped to 20th by the first corner.
With similar top-speed he could do it if he is clearly faster. If he gets the pole Nico could win.sosic2121 wrote:True, but I don't think he will be able to pass unless Nico makes mistake. Again!PlatinumZealot wrote:Nico cracks under pressure anytime HAM in in tow. If history is anything to go by Ham will have no problem getting past at this track.
They'll be wrecked here by williams.godlameroso wrote:We can safely assume that McLaren has overtaken Williams and Toro Rosso. With very long straights, they'll be behind Force India, not so long straights more than likely they can beat them now.
Like they were at Spa?Juzh wrote:They'll be wrecked here by williams.godlameroso wrote:We can safely assume that McLaren has overtaken Williams and Toro Rosso. With very long straights, they'll be behind Force India, not so long straights more than likely they can beat them now.
Alonso got lucky in spa. On pace williams was faster and will be in monza even more so.Pierce89 wrote:Like they were at Spa?Juzh wrote:They'll be wrecked here by williams.godlameroso wrote:We can safely assume that McLaren has overtaken Williams and Toro Rosso. With very long straights, they'll be behind Force India, not so long straights more than likely they can beat them now.
ChrisDanger wrote:And now, witness the anthropomorphisation of a race track.
ChrisDanger wrote:Welcome to Monza
Cars still in pieces.
As much as Monza is about straights, there's still corners, and I'd rather have a 12kph speed difference if I'm on average .3 faster in every turn. There's 7 turns, that's at least 1.5 second advantage in the turns vs a 1.3 second loss on the straights, a net gain of .2 per lap.Juzh wrote:Alonso got lucky in spa. On pace williams was faster and will be in monza even more so.Pierce89 wrote:Like they were at Spa?Juzh wrote: They'll be wrecked here by williams.
Its time for Ferrari(Sebastian wake up!) to make a good qualy!. I dont think they can achieve a pole but a second row should be possible. A nice start(like the ones we saw during the first races) and we could have an exciting race.Spoutnik wrote:Last year Mercedes were really comfortable on pure pace. But I think they can be match on qualifying and also they can lose clearly the track position at the start. I think it will be more interesting than Spa. About the Merc driver from a purely theorical point of view It's more a track for Lewis and he showed that every year
But with the top speed of Williams they should be overtaken. Bu who knows, I still dont understand how Williams wasnt able to overtake Alonso in the last laps.godlameroso wrote:As much as Monza is about straights, there's still corners, and I'd rather have a 12kph speed difference if I'm on average .3 faster in every turn. There's 7 turns, that's at least 1.5 second advantage in the turns vs a 1.3 second loss on the straights, a net gain of .2 per lap.Juzh wrote:Alonso got lucky in spa. On pace williams was faster and will be in monza even more so.Pierce89 wrote: Like they were at Spa?
