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Another strange strategy move for Vettel. Sure the car looks bad in dirty air behind the Ferrari, however with todays tires being slightly out of sync might cost you a handful of places.
Interesting to see that Alonso and Ferrari copy this strategy.
I wonder how will McLaren react given that they have their drivers on different strategies up to now.
And Lewis gets the fastest lap of the race right now.
Vettel counters with a 1.5 seconds faster lap.
This isn't DRS related?Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
When Hamilton does pit his tyres should be faster than Vettel. But I think Hamilton is racing for 2nd place now.
That stupid last chicane is killing the racing on this track, without it you wouldn't even need gimmicks like DRS.
The blistering on the Ferrari's tires is impressive.
Meanwhile Massa doing some skating on those hard tires.
Alonso has to go 25 laps on the last stint on hard tires?! His previous stint on hards was a only bit over 10 laps before the performance was gone.
Last pit stops are supposedly done now so the fight for 1st will be on track.
All of a sudden Vettel may use KERS again?!
And Heikki might bring out the SC.
Typical Trulli crap when he mixes in the front running battles. He will never learn, the sooner he goes the better. :down:
On the other hand, Hamilton has his hands full of buttons, first use the blue then use the yellow one. What next?
Great race by Vettel! Congratulations! :up:
Sorry for the off topic, please move my blabbering to teh right place or delete it.
Too long in Turkey, too short in Spain... given the advanced simulators the teams have available, I have to wonder why the FIA can't figure out where to put the DRS zone. You'd think they could get a couple of teams to try it out in their simulators and tell them what the advantage is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark
Or just get some teams to try it out in Friday practice!