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The Ferrari was shorter last season, but then they lengthened the wheel base by changing the front suspension geometry.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
Where did you see those comparisons this season? I would like to have a glimpse at them too.
You might want to check the "launch" threads. I'm not sure if they were posted or linked, but I remember one really good comparison with the cars supposed to be to fairly exact scales.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Lewis did well yesterday, no doubt.
If he keeps it cool and wont let the Red Mist hit him he can perhaps score big today.
Lewis drove well today.
One new sets of tires and he would have maked it.
so near and yet so far for a very good 2nd place for Lewis today. He deserved second but got nohting, but that's racing.
I do however think it's ironic that when things havn't gone his way on the saturday, be it his fault or his teams or bad luck due to weather, he has had it hard on the sunday but got a good result and entertained us at the same time. yet when he makes it easy for himself, he get's nothing in the end.
better luck next time, and he should make sure he's just a touch more conservative with his tyres, he'll be there.
Meanwhile, I think if anything Lewis being 21 points behind in the drivers championship just provides more excitement-he's got more to do now, in a really tight title race between bunsen, fred, and the vet. But we can't count out Rosberg or webber either, and I think we will still have a genuine 4 or 5 horse race come later in the season. (luckily for me, 21 points isnt as much as it used to be aswell!)
i strongly object to his driving today. the exit from the pits. we could have a big accident today involving him, vettel and the other car exiting the PITS.
He clearly did not have the racing line. he cut in vettel's line and pushed him on the run off area.
The car on the race track has the outside line and he should have tucked behind the back marker while exiting the pits. Thats why they show blue flag while exiting the pits. clearly saying that the car on the straight has the right of the racing line
after another one of his pit exits and into vettel again, he derserved nothing and that is what he gotQuote:
Originally Posted by UltimateDanGTR
well he could hardly help with di grassi, who was going really slow and so lewis had to go round the outside. then when vettel got alongside on the outside, my first thought was that vettel went off track very easily and that Hamilton wasn't too aggresive and didn't give him much room as he defended his position which i believe was fair racing, however I would like to see it again on you tube to get a second look at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by markabilly
So true..... Lewis drove EXTREMELY well in that situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
The tire didn't blew, something else broke on that front suspension/wheel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mia 01