WOW from Hamilton!! 8 tenths quicker than Button. Same from Webber, Vettel and Alonso.
Bad lap from Jensen?
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Sebastian Vettel took the lead on lap one of the Korean GP and never gave away again. Pole sitter Lewis Hamilton finished second after a race long defence against third placed man Mark Webber. Red Bull has hereby also secured their second consecutive constructors' championship.
My apologies. I'm not viewing on TV so yeah.myurr wrote:Yup. 100% certain. Brundle and Coulthard are both still talking about it.raymondu999 wrote:Huh? RBR were on the options? I saw all primes (except for lower midfield and backfield)
Stop leading people on to have false hopes myurr! Not saying that it will be a false hope, but if they end up not making pole you'll have disappointed a lot of peoplemyurr wrote:Fingers crossed we're finally going to see Red Bull knocked off pole.
True... something's bound to happen to gift it to Vettel yet againraymondu999 wrote:Stop leading people on to have false hopes myurr! Not saying that it will be a false hope, but if they end up not making pole you'll have disappointed a lot of peoplemyurr wrote:Fingers crossed we're finally going to see Red Bull knocked off pole.
Barring Vet-Web in Melbourne this year; that surely has to be the largest teammate gap in qualifying for a while; hasn't it?Mr Alcatraz wrote:The B0ss is on fire
Could be down to the limited dry running. We know that Hamilton is better at driving the socks off the car regardless of setup, whereas Button tends to shine only once the car is very finely balanced.raymondu999 wrote:Barring Vet-Web in Melbourne this year; that surely has to be the largest teammate gap in qualifying for a while; hasn't it?Mr Alcatraz wrote:The B0ss is on fire
Wow. I would've never expected a pole shootout. Not after Hamilton demolished them by 8 tenths in Q2!myurr wrote:FFS where have Red Bull come from!? At least it looks like Hamilton can take the fight to them.
