They need a 2006 style race,notsofast wrote:If Damon Hill, a former WDC, was able to almost win here in an Arrows, shouldn't Alonso and Button be able to make something happen?
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Lewis Hamilton made the best getaway as the lights went out, and led the Hungarian Grand Prix from there on. Team mate Nico Rosberg was close at times, but never really managed to set up a passing move. Daniel Ricciardo finished third for Red Bull Racing.
They need a 2006 style race,notsofast wrote:If Damon Hill, a former WDC, was able to almost win here in an Arrows, shouldn't Alonso and Button be able to make something happen?
Another race thread another made up and/or selective Hamilton mythMoose wrote:I can't see this happening - Nico's never beaten Hamilton on equal terms here.Vasconia wrote:Hungary is quite a boring race when its dry because its really difficult to overtake. Anyway I would like to see a gOod result for Ferrari and Nico, so I hope it will be hot and sunny.
But if it rains, it should be with some showers which could bring an interesting chaos. Not rain from the beginning because I dont want to watch 20 laps of SC.
Dry race:
1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
. Last season he was beating Hamilton on equal term thoroughly (strong chance for a win) until tyre blunder/SC/crashtor Ricciardo happened . Did you remove it from memory or do you think terms were 'equal' during/after those events (last one is enough) or weren't before? Don't answer, it's not really a question.They had one in Silverstone. If McL chassis was so great wouldn't that be (aero/rain) the perfect opportunity to shine?They need a 2006 style race,If Damon Hill, a former WDC, was able to almost win here in an Arrows, shouldn't Alonso and Button be able to make something happen?
I am so pleased you are now voicing your strong and opposing opinion on what a question isiotar__ wrote:Another race thread another made up and/or selective Hamilton mythMoose wrote:I can't see this happening - Nico's never beaten Hamilton on equal terms here.Vasconia wrote:Hungary is quite a boring race when its dry because its really difficult to overtake. Anyway I would like to see a gOod result for Ferrari and Nico, so I hope it will be hot and sunny.
But if it rains, it should be with some showers which could bring an interesting chaos. Not rain from the beginning because I dont want to watch 20 laps of SC.
Dry race:
1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
you may also (true to form) be swimming against the tide on this one too. 
I think any type of first corner incident would be more attributed to Nico brain, oops I mean brake fade.....sosic2121 wrote:I expect Nico to start with better tires then Lewis, so he might be in a nice situation to win.
unless of course, Lewis suffers first corner understeer again....
How would Nico start with better tires than Lewis?sosic2121 wrote:I expect Nico to start with better tires then Lewis, so he might be in a nice situation to win.
unless of course, Lewis suffers first corner understeer again....
It's just a dream!flickerf1 wrote:How would Nico start with better tires than Lewis?sosic2121 wrote:I expect Nico to start with better tires then Lewis, so he might be in a nice situation to win.
unless of course, Lewis suffers first corner understeer again....
True.dans79 wrote:It's just a dream!flickerf1 wrote:How would Nico start with better tires than Lewis?sosic2121 wrote:I expect Nico to start with better tires then Lewis, so he might be in a nice situation to win.
unless of course, Lewis suffers first corner understeer again....
4 times: 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015SectorOne wrote:Just a quick question i´m too lazy to figure out myself.
Schumi has the most poles at 7 around here according to F1 twitter, with Hamilton being equally impressive in terms of wins i was just curious how many poles he had.
So basically Schumi was pretty lethal around here regardless of fuel load. thanks.ChrisDanger wrote:4 times: 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015SectorOne wrote:Just a quick question i´m too lazy to figure out myself.
Schumi has the most poles at 7 around here according to F1 twitter, with Hamilton being equally impressive in terms of wins i was just curious how many poles he had.
Lewis has 4 (2007, 2012, 2013, and 2015).SectorOne wrote:Just a quick question i´m too lazy to figure out myself.
Schumi has the most poles at 7 around here according to F1 twitter, with Hamilton being equally impressive in terms of wins i was just curious how many poles he had.
well, very often Nico is sandbagging during Q2. When you have such a large advantage over 11th quickest car, what's the point of pushing and destroying tires!?flickerf1 wrote:True.dans79 wrote:It's just a dream!flickerf1 wrote: How would Nico start with better tires than Lewis?