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Kimi Raikkonen has converted a brilliantly working 2-stop strategy to a race wing for Lotus, immediately confirming the long run pace of the E21. Fernando Alonso finished in second place, 10 seconds behind while Sebastian Vettel completes the podium in third.
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They just showed the re run of the incident on sky. The car seemed ok but I'm not convinced the wishbone/suspension/driveshaft won't cause any further problem during the race - if they haven't changed them.Mika1 wrote:No worries, only the rear wing was damaged.Shrieker wrote:Hamilton's right rear tyre took a hefty impact. Can they claim damage and change the suspension/wishbone before q2 ? I would definitely have it changed if I was the team boss.
Empty stands....Forza wrote:https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BFhAVWwCQAAJnGE.jpgradarguruf1 wrote:F1 radar 10:35 AEDT: Fewer showers in the region as the main clump of rain slides gently to the E. Conditions should improve next 60 mins
Sky are showing it liveJimClarkFan wrote:Is the BBC/sky covering this live, or is quali taking place without coverage??
He could have asked for inters when he pitted - was the driver's call as well.Lorenzo_Bandini wrote:They screwed Perez badly
Could just be that his setup generates a little more heat in the tyres, works them a little more. Lewis could have more of a race biased setup where they don't want to work the tyre too hard.LHamilton wrote:If not Rosberg is running a bit more of a wet setup, his pace is suprising. Quickest of all by quite a margin.
