Vettel 24th is hopefull, he may still get points from there though, so in theory, Fernando needs to get a podium, his lead back and he'll have the momentum to go on and win it!
What is the rule for failure to bring the car back to the pits?
even if no penalty is given red bull cannot change their cars setup or anything in it as they are in parc ferme??
or can they make changes??
if they cant maybe then the cow's car can stall in the Race!!!![]()
Speed trap
Maldonado 325.8
Massa 320.0
Alonso 319.7
Raikkonen 314.5
Hamilton 313.7
Button 313.5
Vettel 311.4
Webber 311.2
You can stop the car halfway, but you must still have enough fuel to bring the car back in normal condition. If the car does not have enough fuel to actually return to pit, then a penalty will be given
Not setup change, but if they can prove something is broken, they can fix it. Ferrari did with Alonso roll bar in Monza (thankfully) But the stewards will make sure the broken part is replace with the exact same thing, no setup is changed, and the stewards will take the broken part.
Well, Alonso said that he did the maximum. Upgrades = Downgrades?
Mark Webber: "If you push to try and pass you kill the tyres but if you wait, then you find you're on the same strategy and finish behind them anyway".
ted just said that even if its an engine problem,they can change the engine in parc ferme without getting a penalty!!
but cant use that new engine ever again!
this is so so stupid!!!!!![]()
Or, you know, maybe there's not enough blanket to cover everything, so he either setups his car to be fast in qualy and slow in races, or faster in race and slower in qualy, either way his feet are going to get cold no matter what he chooses.
Not saying it's a bad car, just that red bull and mclaren are better, and he has to sacrifice things to make sure he can compete on Sundays.
BTW, if he didn't deliver how is it that he is almost always faster than Massa both in qualy and in the race? or are we back to the theories that Massa is worthless and no yardstick (even though he just got a contract extension over highly valued youngsters)?
Not enough fuel in Vettel's car latest rumour ...............penalty.
Alonso did 3 laps in qualifying all within a tenth of 41.5. That was clearly the limit which does not say a lot about the upgrades.
You did not take into account the fact that the tires were warmed up in Q2 due to multiple runs. This is the exact same pattern we saw throughout free practice. People were setting faster time lap after lap. Ferrari had no problem when we are doing this too.
Our problem comes when we need to bring the tires up to temperature in less than 1 lap. This is our weakness, and its not the first time. Last year they introduced changes to the rear suspension just to allow the tires to slide around more a little bit in an attempt to warm it up faster.
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