Sebastian Vettel took his record breaking 9th consecutive victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix as Mark Webber ends his career with a second place finish and the fastest lap. Fernando Alonso finished third, ahead of Button who made an impressive comeback race.
+ CanadaSectorOne wrote:You know it´s bad when a guy who quite enjoys the rainy days is hoping for a dry session...
http://www.gptoday.com/full_story/view/ ... azil_rain/
On the other hand he has been been doing fairly well in wet Q3´s, Australia, Malaysia and Belgium.
As will everybody. Nobody shows ther hand in FP.Shrieker wrote:Hamilton is sand bagging lol. I bet he had a fair bit of fuel load in the 2nd practice.
Very sensible thing to do. It's what all the people on the news seem to do when it floods.stefan_ wrote:Sandbagging on a flooded track? Really?
Why would he do that?Shrieker wrote:Hamilton is sand bagging lol. I bet he had a fair bit of fuel load in the 2nd practice.
If you put fuel in it it'll handle considerably worse in the wet. Surely you know that. Why he'd do it ? Figure it out for yourself.stefan_ wrote:Sandbagging on a flooded track? Really?
It was clear that he was snap-in-oversteer in T5 and he admitted on Sky interview that he was struggling all with throttle mapping in the wet all year ...Shrieker wrote:If you put fuel in it it'll handle considerably worse in the wet. Surely you know that. Why he'd do it ? Figure it out for yourself.stefan_ wrote:Sandbagging on a flooded track? Really?
Anyway, we'll know within a few hours.
It was the same situation with Lewis last year ...godlameroso wrote:Anyone think Webber has been testing some 2014 components and it's part of the reason he has so many mechanical "issues"?SilverArrow10 wrote:As soon as I heard three clicks rearwards I knew what it meant and what driver it was for, its so bad
