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  1. 7th July 2008, 12:32 #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by Malllen
    The ramifications for making an error by sticking to a strategy would seem smaller than the ramifications for taking a gamble and undoing the many calculations the teams have done optimising strategy over the entirity of a GP weekend.

    Of course, changing strategy becomes easier the lower down the field you are, because you would otherwise have nothing to lose anyway.
    The midfield is so tight today you only have to look at Q2 in qualy. Too much to lose.
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  2. 7th July 2008, 12:53 #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by wedge
    The midfield is so tight today you only have to look at Q2 in qualy. Too much to lose.
    None of this explains why Ferrari didn't bring Massa in for wets, considering he would've been the yardstick for when Kimi could've changed tyres.
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  3. 7th July 2008, 13:21 #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by theugsquirrel
    None of this explains why Ferrari didn't bring Massa in for wets, considering he would've been the yardstick for when Kimi could've changed tyres.
    Exactly, and he had nothing to lose and everything to gain! But hey, there is need for a brain for such a move to be even thought about.
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