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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.
It could partly be conditions and the track. Australia is a notoriously poor indicator of form at more traditional tracks. But we can be hopeful that RBR is just a qualifying specialist and that others have the edge in the races. At least Vettel would then have to work for it.BorisTheBlade wrote:So from now on everything looks set for Kimi. RBRs (lack of) performance comes a bit of a surprise for me.
My money is on Raikkonen. I think Alonso just has slightly too much work to do. Vettel 12 seconds off the lead and lapping a second a lap slower.1158 wrote:Alo is going to win this race.
Yeah, I think the gap is too big.myurr wrote:My money is on Raikkonen. I think Alonso just has slightly too much work to do. Vettel 12 seconds off the lead and lapping a second a lap slower.1158 wrote:Alo is going to win this race.
Once Alo got past Sutil I figured that was it, but after Alo made that pass Kimi stepped up the pace big time. I want Kimi to win this for sure. Even better if he beats Ferrari.myurr wrote:My money is on Raikkonen. I think Alonso just has slightly too much work to do. Vettel 12 seconds off the lead and lapping a second a lap slower.1158 wrote:Alo is going to win this race.
