Lewis Hamilton has won the Grand Prix of Bahrain, fending off an exciting challenge from team mate Nico Rosberg who started from pole. Sergio Perez was overjoyed with finished third as the Mexican completes the podium.
Was indeed fun, especially with our boy Stoffel showing the way!oT v1 wrote:Vandorne (sp) is going to kill it this seasoniotar__ wrote:Old live timing still in GP2 - oh nostalgia - gaps, pitstops and sector times.
it's all under homologation rule, and as Renault homologated their most powerful version, so reliability update is legit and ok by the rules and my opinion.rssh wrote:New ICE for Vettel/Ricci/Vergne/Kvyat reliability update (yeah right!!!).
I get the feeling reliability updates will be a norm this season.rssh wrote:New ICE for Vettel/Ricci/Vergne/Kvyat reliability update (yeah right!!!).
Heart-breaking disadvantage for Red Bull from new engine rules. There goes every customer gets the same equipment garbage. And people treat double points in one race as the end of the world. Is Toro Rosso special customer now, too (rhetorical). As if owning two team wasn't enough of a pathology. It's only a beginning of new ultra competitive F1, wait till Mateschitz and Ecclestone (hopefully from the jail) along with the others will be running this circus together. Ferrari are already preparing fans approval survey.rssh wrote:New ICE for Vettel/Ricci/Vergne/Kvyat reliability update (yeah right!!!).
Now that would a sight to behold. RB and ferrari just quitting the season altogethergandharva wrote: If I were RBR or Ferrari I would wait until the first 2 races in Europe and then skip racing and use the rest of the season for testing and development.
