Bahrain Grand Prix 2015 - Race Thread

[Winter]

In hindsight you are wrong.

No I'm not. He really could have qualified slightly better. In hindsight of course...

[Greig]

And if he did his strategy would probably have been different so again back to the actual reality of how the race played out his strategy was correct.

[Winter]

And if he did his strategy would probably have been different so again back to the actual reality of how the race played out his strategy was correct.

You are wrong there. Kimi followed the planned strategy, as Vettel would've done without his small driving error in his first stint.

[Greig]

You are wrong there. Kimi followed the planned strategy, as Vettel would've done without his small driving error in his first stint.

No I am not wrong, strategy would firstly come from qualifying position, then adapt if required during the race they are certainly not set in stone sorry.

[Winter]

No I am not wrong, strategy would firstly come from qualifying position, then adapt if required during the race they are certainly not set in stone sorry.

That is not what Mr Arrivabene thought about their strategies. If he was correct when he said that both drivers were on same strategy untill Seb made an error, and they had to change his strategy, in that case, sorry to say but you are wrong.

[Greig]

That is not what Mr Arrivabene thought about their strategies. If he was correct when he said that both drivers were on same strategy untill Seb made an error, and they had to change his strategy, in that case, sorry to say but you are wrong.

So if Kimi went into 1st at turn 1 then his strategy would be exactly the same? Think about it a little if you really need too then admit you are wrong.

[Winter]

So if Kimi went into 1st at turn 1 then his strategy would be exactly the same? Think about it a little if you really need too then admit you are wrong.

I was only talking about what actually happened in the race and what Arrivabene commented about their strategies after the race.

I think it's not me who has difficulties to admit to be wrong