Anyway we have different point of view. Let me explain mine.
Faster through chassis design and faster through tyre management are two VERY different things
I think we all know this. But we live in a formula 1 era were those two things are highly related this is called the "Pirelli era". In the "Bridgestion era" degradation was not a problem as it's now, so build a car that that was fast and aggressive with the tyres was not a problem as it's now and u could win races and championships (in 2010 degradation was not a big problem).
Now you can't. If yo build a chassis that is fast over a single lap but "eat" your tyres you simply have failed. If u build a car that is reasonably fast in one lap but don't "eat" the tyres you have make a good job like Red Bull did in Singapore 2012 till Brasil 2012.
If in the winter Red Bull have build a car that is fast in one lap but "eat" the tyres and Ferrari have make a car that is reasonable in one lap pace but more gentle with the tyres then they have made a better job.
Your quote is valid when we don't have high degradation in the tyres. Now this quote is not valid.
I personally think that every team build a car to not "eat" the tyres, every team build a car to have as less as possible tyre degradation, If teams don't think about tyre management it's guarantee that they will fail. Normally there are teams who do a better job.
Anyway we don't know yet who have build a better car over management because one race is not sufficient, but for sure in Australia Ferrari was better than Red Bull.
Yep. That is indeed a possibility
Yeah i know, i also have a possibility that i can win the national lottery. In this life everything has a possibility but the question is not this, the question is how high is this possibility...and in your case that Ferrari was the faster by your logic is a very very very low possibility..
I believe that in fact it could be it. The Red Bulls might not be so good in the colder temperatures
Certainly we have different opinions, but lets wait 4-5 races and we will see if Red bull will be better in hot temp.
all the teams prepare their cars for race).
Do they? How are you so sure of this?
I'm certainly 100% sure and you are also because they spend millions of dollars to get the points in the race. No one get points in qualification. Qualifications serve only to start the race. No one get points in friday tests, no one get points in winter tests. They ONLY get points in races. I really don't understand your point here. It's normal that are some teams that will do better job than others, but this don't mean that the team that have lost didn't prepare their cars for races, it's simply means that the others have made a better job.
And in fairness we don't know if Red bull would have been faster in quali if poinst were given there, in this scenario maybe Ferrari and Lotus would have been faster
