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19th March 2007, 10:55 #1
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The tyres
Don't know if it is just me but can anyone else actually see when cars are using the soft tyres? You can't see the little spots when the car is moving, and in the pit stops the wheel changer dudes usually stand in the way, and the commentators seem equally clueless.
Why not just paint the entire sidewall white and then it's going to be obvious!Please 'like' our facebook page http://www.facebook.com/motorsportforums
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19th March 2007, 11:00 #2
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Agreed. I thought that was the plan, to paint the entire sidewall. I guess not.
As an alternative, teams should be obliged to inform the broadcaster who could put a symbol on the graphics. They managed red Bs and blue Ms when there was a tyre war, so it can't be difficult.
It didn't matter too much in Oz, but there'll doubtless be some races this year where there's a big difference between the two compounds.Useful F1 Twitter thingy: http://goo.gl/6PO1u
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19th March 2007, 11:02 #3
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What is the deal with the hard/soft tyres again? I must have missed them explaining this in the pre-race bit. Am I right in saying they have to use both types through out a race?
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19th March 2007, 12:06 #4
This problem was discussed a lot juring Tv sending by ital commentators and guests in a studio ( Alesi, Capelli, engeneer Piola among them ) all agreed that they should change color, Its too confusing right now.
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19th March 2007, 12:33 #5
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What is the whole point of having to run on two different compounds? Did anyone notice any significant differencies between these two compounds?
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19th March 2007, 12:43 #6
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Originally Posted by Dave BrockmanJim Raynor will be returning soon!
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19th March 2007, 12:45 #7
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Originally Posted by DonJippo
I was wondering how much difference it made to Massa having to go half the race whilst using the soft compound.Jim Raynor will be returning soon!
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19th March 2007, 12:56 #8
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I just can't imagine F1 cars with white-walled tyres!
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19th March 2007, 13:32 #9
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19th March 2007, 13:36 #10
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Originally Posted by slinksterUseful F1 Twitter thingy: http://goo.gl/6PO1u
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