Agreed, they should keep the same helmet design. I thought racing drivers were a superstitious bunch anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
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Agreed, they should keep the same helmet design. I thought racing drivers were a superstitious bunch anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
And whatever you do, dont press your face up against the fence, or you instantly become a stereotype.....Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
Second fastest was Massa wasn't it? Was he 6/10ths quicker than his team mate who has not driven since he got sprung from his drive in Hungary last year???Quote:
Originally Posted by tamburello
Whats that???????Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
Don't tell him my real name is Terry Feckwit then, will you????Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
Ferrari's pre-occupation at this early stage in testing is Massa's speed and reactions compared to his team mate. I can well imagine they were running the same fuel loads over the three days to run a suitable comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by I am evil Homer
My understanding is that McLaren and Mercedes have been concentrating on longer runs, dialling the cars in to heavy fuel configurations how they will effectively run two thirds of each race this year.
This will determine the approximate number of tyre stops required.
Still, lets see if Mr 6/10ths lives up to his self styled monica.
:up:Quote:
Originally Posted by jens
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/81251Quote:
"We have done a lot of work today and it has been really useful. In a way it would have been nice to get some more testing done, set-up work, but this test was always to get used to the environment inside the cockpit, get used to working with the team and to run through all the checks that you always do at the first test."
Mercedes Confirm Nick Heidfeld as Reserve & test driver for 2010
Nick Heidfled is "very pleased" to join Mercedes GP F1 team:“I am very pleased to be joining the MERCEDES GP PETRONAS Formula One Team. It’s the team which has attracted the most interest in the close season, not only because of the comeback of Michael Schumacher, but also because this season sees the return of the Silver Arrows cars as a Mercedes-Benz works team for the first time in over fifty years. Whilst I would of course have preferred a seat as an active driver, I am really proud to be part of the new Silver Arrows team. I have seen how committed everyone at the team is and I feel the same. I will be doing my very best to support Michael and Nico this year.”
http://bit.ly/cCmRr2
So, all that talk of Mercedes not being especially bothered about being an all German piloted team.....Quote:
Originally Posted by f1indiablog
Hmmmmmm
The English summer? This year it's scheduled for three days in July.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGWilko