Whatever happens in the future and although he is fast, I do not want to see that whining brat in a Ferrari, ever!
You can run like the wind, but you'll never outrun the Prancing Horse
Sorry, just had to speak out , for once.....![]()
You can run like the wind, but you'll never outrun the Prancing Horse
With all of the tricks built into the Red Bull Race Cars, both McLaren and to a lesser degree, Ferrari fought a good battle to gain valuable constructor's points. Hats off to Alonso and Massa!!!! Excellent drive from both of them. Now the shoe drops, Alonso finised some 39 seconds behind the two lead cars. Alonso lost 3 points today and unless Vettel does not finish the race in Brasil, Vettel has the Drivers Championship. That's it for now.
Ciao.
Forza Ferrari!!!!
Alonso used to be not so much different as I remember. He was one arogant kidAnd so I Vettel. What he needs is few hard years when he will have to fight and lose. Right until now he was only going up, but he will fall and it will make him to mature. Exactly what happened to Alonso.
IF YOU CAN DREAM IT, YOU CAN DO IT - ENZO FERRARI
Normally i would totally agree with you but today he was right.
Vettel was desparately holding Lewis at around .800/.900sec. just before the DRS line.
At that gap lewis had tried a few times and could not pass.
Than Vettel came up to lap karthikeyan at the twisty part,but the HRT driver had no way of moving off line and Lewis was able to close right in for the DRS zone.He got closer than befor and made the pass.
Seb was complaining about having to overtake the HRT there.
Lewis raced brilliantly today but Vettel showed us he is a great fighter.
Being a Ferrari fan does'nt mean one should not appreciate a good rival!![]()
I'm pretty sure that he's going to be a Ferrari driver sooner or later anyway. I don't like this whiny little spoiled brat either, but I used to think the same thing about Alonso when he was a Renault and Macca driver. I honestly despised Alonso and now I respect and love him very much as a Ferrari driver. So even though I hate Vettel's guts and can't stand the sight of him right now, then I think that if he ever should put on those red Ferrari overalls I could possibly change my mind about him as well. I mean seriously, how can you be Ferrari fan and hate one of the driver's? It's completely unthinkable in my opinion.
But as long as he's a Red Cow driver, he will always remain a disgusting little whiny spoiled brat!![]()
Which Ferrari don't care about, if you look at what we did last season. Ferrari's ultimate goal is to win the title at all cost.
People need to get over Ferrari's team strategy. Ferrari has always and will always be about the team achievement which is the titles, which means that sacrifices need to be make sometimes.
Hey guy's, i missed the race because of work...but reading you guy's comments during race is not reassuring, but as i read on regarding massa's race pace gives me a tiny pit of hope for our car. There are big differences to the two cars, from the start of quali yesterday to the race today and the team's need to find out what the problem is before the next race. How is massa's race pace comparing with lwis and vettel's has anybody got any times comparison?, would be very interesting if massa is faster than both of them.
Glad I did not spend my afternoon watching the race.. sounds like the only way we are going to win anything is with a red bull failure. Kudos to McLaren for beating him fair and square. Really disapointed with ferrari at this point.
we're number one
I remember when Fernando was driving for Renault and i didnt like him and used to say i never want him at Ferrari. But that all changed and thank God it did. I feel the same way with Seb except i dont hate him atm, yes hes a winger and needs 2 grow up abit but i still believe he is a class driver and would b great at Ferrari.
CUT ME. CUT YOU. BOTH OUR BLOOD IS FERRARI RED!
I dont get the 40 seconds adrift at the finish. We've been much closer all season...is it the tires?
Massa def quicker than FA today, so great for him to be running on all 8.
If he was allowed, he wouldve had him in a minute.
COngrasts to my team and drivers today, good race. Im not overly excited, I think its the 40 seconds.
If the tires are that far off in Brasil, well, we'll have to wait n see.
N whats up with Merc? Im sure Lewis may be a bit concerned.
1st time I have to say that I was rooting for Lewis.
N I cant really believe theres only 1 race left.
I'm not doubting Felipe's driving skills, he did a fantastic job.
But, do u guys really think Alonso was slow?!
I mean right from Quali to race......WAS THERE SOMETHING WRONG WITH HIS SETUP?!
Going by the stats, he had to be way faster than Felipe, especially on the hard tires.....
If Felipe had overtaken Fernando, the gap would definitely not have been 40 secs....that was way too far......
Hey guy's,what happened to our great race pace on race days,it's clear what ever was on Alonso's car did not work and what was on Massa's car worked for him,I hope for a beter race come Brazil,anaway congrats to the team for doing well.
Massa was only quicker than Alonso in the first stint on softs. On hards they were even. Im almost disappointed that the agony of the inevitable is extended for another week. The agony of watching Alonso helpless pushing a mule around trying to do the impossible for months is painful, and I am looking forward to the end and forgetting this terrible car. Its really a miracle to still be in contention in the final race considering the car differences. Im also really worried about 2013.
After the first and only round of pitstop Alonso was 30 seconds behind, and it ended with additional of 6-8 seconds. Macca and RB were faster than us, but roughly by that 6-8 seconds difference over 30 laps or so. Not that big.
We're losing a huge amount of time at the first stint. We just couldn't get the tires up to temperature. The softer the tires, the more narrow its operating temperature is so we need to really get right up to that precise point at the first stint when we always start with the options, and we lose a lot of heat before the race start. We just couldn't do that.
We're much more consistent in the 2nd stint because the harder tires have wider operating temperature, and we don't lose as much heat as the start. Once we get into the operating range, we were fine. Lewis and Vettel was driving their hearts out but the 30sec gap did not opened up that much.
If we can solve our tires temperature problem, I think we can challenge for win.
There is no more time for solving anything, I dont think that any team will bring something new to Brasil, so we must hope that it rains or that alternators from Cows dont like Brasil's humidity :)
Unfortunately races are not run over 30 laps on the tyre compound you prefer. To be competitive you need a car that works with both sets of tyres, and we dont have that just as we didnt last year when we had the exact same problem. There is no fixing anything we just need to hope, and focus on not wasting another year and making a proper F1 car to compete with newey, like Mclaren did.
Yes, of course its a problem that Ferrari have to solve. If Red Bull and McLaren have no temperature problem, then there has to be a way to work the tires and we need to find it out next season.
By the way, if I recalled correctly, in one of Sky's interview with the Pirelli boss in past free practice session, he mentioned that Pirelli will be trying to change the tire again next season because they are aiming for 2-3 stops or something like that. Can anyone confirm if Pirelli will be making the tires lifespan shorter next year?
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