ISLAMATRON wrote:What is going on is that they dont award the pole in Q2, it is awarded in q3... the Brawn put there laps in a little earlier and probly not as "on the edge" as the RBR's. Vettle's youthful exuberance makes him want that Q2 pole every time.
Been a while since I agreed with you, but here it is at last!
Vettel undoubtedly has an overachiever attitude, but then again, he only has one timed lap in Q2 and one in Q3, so he wasn't left with much choice...
nudger wrote:where is this figure 0.03 coming from though. i know they say its an average of 0.3 seconds per 10kg....but then somewhere like silverstone is considerably higher than that...a lot higher.
i do think hamilton probably had a rubbish lap too though....nearly two and a half seconds is massive margin.
Is it possible to take the 2.55kg/lap at China figure from Williams, and apply that to the Williams Q3 time with a known fuel quantity to get an exact number (for Williams at least)?
I am no mathmetician, but God (who is probably Manchild in disguise) seems to have a handle on Microsoft Excel, so possibly he can put that into his spreadsheet and find out?