Rosberg faster in all speed traps bar the final one? I'm not sure what the last one is for.Juzh wrote:FP1
http://i.imgur.com/b5kbkao.jpg
Rosberg faster in all speed traps bar the final one? I'm not sure what the last one is for.Juzh wrote:FP1
http://i.imgur.com/b5kbkao.jpg
Speed H is the official speed trap. Made pretty much redundant with the V6s because cars are arriving at such higher speeds they're sometimes braking even before they hit the radar beam which is placed before T1.SiLo wrote:Rosberg faster in all speed traps bar the final one? I'm not sure what the last one is for.Juzh wrote:FP1
http://i.imgur.com/b5kbkao.jpg
Woulda coulda shoulda. He may have been stuck in traffic but they have no way of knowing what he would have done in those sectors. Lewis was fractionally quicker on the first run also. Lewis was quicker on mediums in the second session but they both only did one representative flying lap and Lewis's wasn't good. Not much between them on the long runs with Nico initially faster but big tyre drop off. Practise never tells us anything between these two. So many times this season Nico has appeared to have the upperhand and then that's not the case come qualifying and vice versa.Phillyred wrote:They mentioned on the Sky broadcast that in FP1 Rosberg would have been faster than Hamilton, but he was held up in lap traffic in his final runs. AND, as we can see in FP2 Rosberg definitely had the pace over Hamilton. Qualifying should be good as always between the Merc boys!
"The gap to Lewis is not the real picture, as he got his engine settings wrong, so there is big lap time in that [for Hamilton].
You are confused because you are comparing the gap after he pitted. Check Hamilton's BBC column. He confirmed that he would have come out ahead if he didn't spin... but my numbers are if he came in a lap before that. (He would be ahead even more if you watched the race).Kingshark wrote:PlatinumZealot wrote:The pit lane loss is in the table. It is there at 23 seconds for Nico. Lewis lost 24 seconds druing his pit as u can see.
So with the 22.1 gap Lewis had a seocnd in hand. Easy squeeze. Ok back to topic now.
Seriously, stop, just stop.
Yes Rosberg looked very worried, even when assuring us that everything is OK. Haha.dans79 wrote:The American announcers were commenting that Rosberg seemed unsettled, I wonder if this is why.
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/332826/"The gap to Lewis is not the real picture, as he got his engine settings wrong, so there is big lap time in that [for Hamilton].
PlatinumZealot wrote:Yes Rosberg looked very worried, even when assuring us that everything is OK. Haha.dans79 wrote:The American announcers were commenting that Rosberg seemed unsettled, I wonder if this is why.
http://www.gpupdate.net/en/f1-news/332826/"The gap to Lewis is not the real picture, as he got his engine settings wrong, so there is big lap time in that [for Hamilton].
Beating your rival by only 4 tenths when he is on low power mode is not looking good.