Fernando Alonso has won the German GP after leading every single lap of the race. The Spaniard start from pole, and while being under threat, he was never passed. Sebastian Vettel finished in second place while Jenson Button is third. Their result though is still under investigation, as Vettel's passing move was a little dubious.
I'm referring to the FIA, Drivers and FoM...not the purists... Sorry for not clarifying Mr. Bobbehbeelsebob wrote:Forgotten? We were discussing it only 2 pages ago...Hail22 wrote:Such a beautiful track/old speed demon ring...so easily forgotten
So.. before Mclaren technical problems your prediction looks something like this:GrizzleBoy wrote:Based on the way 2012 has panned out, Button will inexplicably dominate all weekend, Kovalainen will be fighting Grosjean for points and De La Rosa will be on the podium after both McLarens stop randomly due to technical issues.
My bet's on the rear jack man being struck by lightening while jacking the car.Nando wrote:What problems will Mclaren have this time?
Forgetting to bring the cars with them? They have pretty much ticked off every potential thing that can go wrong.
I´m especially impressed by the jacks which despite being two completely separate tools and probably built on different days somehow managed to fail on the exact same day within a minute of each other.
that is as likely as i´m winning the lottery tomorrow without even buying a ticket.
(I´m sure I had more money in my pocket than that team back then...bought t-shirts and stickers...in that infamous turquoise colour..)
This is an honest question and I'm not trying to make any assumption or controversy. But that last line you wrote...are you implying that someone within the organization compromised those jacks so they would fail? Again, it's an honest question.Nando wrote:What problems will Mclaren have this time?
Forgetting to bring the cars with them? They have pretty much ticked off every potential thing that can go wrong.
I´m especially impressed by the jacks which despite being two completely separate tools and probably built on different days somehow managed to fail on the exact same day within a minute of each other.
that is as likely as i´m winning the lottery tomorrow without even buying a ticket.
It might seem like it but no, i just completely objectively wrote what happened.Chuckjr wrote:This is an honest question and I'm not trying to make any assumption or controversy. But that last line you wrote...are you implying that someone within the organization compromised those jacks so they would fail? Again, it's an honest question.
beelsebob wrote:My bet's on the rear jack man being struck by lightening while jacking the car.Nando wrote:What problems will Mclaren have this time?
Forgetting to bring the cars with them? They have pretty much ticked off every potential thing that can go wrong.
I´m especially impressed by the jacks which despite being two completely separate tools and probably built on different days somehow managed to fail on the exact same day within a minute of each other.
that is as likely as i´m winning the lottery tomorrow without even buying a ticket.
I really hope Mcl don't lose a tire and, as it rolls around the car, the pit crew runs after it, then Hamilton and Button, then a gorilla and grid girls with Yakety Sax playing in the background. No matter how hilarious it is.zyphro wrote:beelsebob wrote:My bet's on the rear jack man being struck by lightening while jacking the car.Nando wrote:What problems will Mclaren have this time?
Forgetting to bring the cars with them? They have pretty much ticked off every potential thing that can go wrong.
I´m especially impressed by the jacks which despite being two completely separate tools and probably built on different days somehow managed to fail on the exact same day within a minute of each other.
that is as likely as i´m winning the lottery tomorrow without even buying a ticket.
Good one.
