Grosjean for the winAnthonyG wrote:Grosjean, what a drive so far =D>

Grosjean for the winAnthonyG wrote:Grosjean, what a drive so far =D>
So true. Lewis is a sitting duckmyurr wrote:So much for that tyre test transforming the Mercedes.
Hamilton needs to pit for the soft tyres perhaps?
Why not? In the end they're so coordinated that every person has a limited routinious task that he/she has to do in 2 seconds.kaller wrote:All those super quick record time pitstops may demand their tribute I'm afraid.
Screw that crap, no human being is able to coordinate 10 people doing a synchronous technical task in under 2 seconds in a safe manner.
Because someone has to co-ordinate all of those people in order to get a safe release. Humans can't process that much info in parallel in that time frame.AnthonyG wrote:Why not? In the end they're so coordinated that every person has a limited routinious task that he/she has to do in 2 seconds.kaller wrote:All those super quick record time pitstops may demand their tribute I'm afraid.
Screw that crap, no human being is able to coordinate 10 people doing a synchronous technical task in under 2 seconds in a safe manner.