You have to remember that the FIA sets aside one set of softs and one set of mediums for the race so each team is gauranteed that...teams would just have to save one set of whatever compound they decide to run the 2nd and third stints on.iotar__ wrote:I don't think so, it was a missed opportunity by Ferrari, maybe not for a win but some pressure, one of the best tracks last season on pacedans79 wrote:Didn't Merc have tire wear trouble hear last year?SiLo wrote:Interesting to see how close Ferrari are here, last year they kept pace fairly well.
- Hamilton had no troubles
- Rosberg had qualifying, brake and strategy that put him behind Vettel two times troubles
- Ferrari had drivers and Rosberg overtaking them 5 times troubles
Tyre difference is interesting and the first thought is strategy but maybe they need to work on them more? Ferrari taking a lot of mediums is more surprising.
Ferrari says the reason they didn't put Seb on mediums during Australia was they simply didn't know enough about its characteristics to trust them to deliver the desired outcome.GPR-A wrote:I must say, Mercedes are going for very aggressive strategy of SS-S-M, whereas Ferrari are probably planning, SS-M-M!!!
Why is that?GPR-A wrote:Once again, Ferrari would be unable to show their true pace, as the farce set to continue.
F1 forced to keep elimination qualifying for Bahrain GP
Anyway getting back on topic.GPR-A wrote:Once again, Ferrari would be unable to show their true pace, as the farce set to continue.
F1 forced to keep elimination qualifying for Bahrain GP
Thanks for keeping faith in me.Chene_Mostert wrote:Anyway getting back on topic.GPR-A wrote:Once again, Ferrari would be unable to show their true pace, as the farce set to continue.
F1 forced to keep elimination qualifying for Bahrain GP
Mercedes will not be let off easy this time.
Again they will cock up the start but this time Ferrari will not make a strategy mistake.
One Merc will retire from the race.
Looking forward to all the GPRA calculations showing Merc should have / could have won the race, but they never showed their pace, kept those 2sec per lap back by carrying bags of sand. Why?
Exactly!...Because Mercedes has never cared about learning from their mistakes...and we all know they have severe reliability problems. Sure they ran the equivalent of a full season's worth of race distances during winter testing...with hardly a burp....but really, what does that prove?Chene_Mostert wrote:Anyway getting back on topic.GPR-A wrote:Once again, Ferrari would be unable to show their true pace, as the farce set to continue.
F1 forced to keep elimination qualifying for Bahrain GP
Mercedes will not be let off easy this time.
Again they will cock up the start but this time Ferrari will not make a strategy mistake.
One Merc will retire from the race.
Looking forward to all the GPRA calculations showing Merc should have / could have won the race, but they never showed their pace, kept those 2sec per lap back by carrying bags of sand. Why?
Which planet do you and your kind come from?A-Bap wrote:Exactly!...Because Mercedes has never cared about learning from their mistakes...and we all know they have severe reliability problems. Sure they ran the equivalent of a full season's worth of race distances during winter testing...with hardly a burp....but really, what does that prove?Chene_Mostert wrote:Anyway getting back on topic.GPR-A wrote:Once again, Ferrari would be unable to show their true pace, as the farce set to continue.
F1 forced to keep elimination qualifying for Bahrain GP
Mercedes will not be let off easy this time.
Again they will cock up the start but this time Ferrari will not make a strategy mistake.
One Merc will retire from the race.
Looking forward to all the GPRA calculations showing Merc should have / could have won the race, but they never showed their pace, kept those 2sec per lap back by carrying bags of sand. Why?