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    P5 is like a curse for Fernando. lol

    Let's hope the rain help us to get more points than Williams tomorrow,.

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    I do not think that is a good result. Just a normal, standard level one. There have been plenty of such qualifying result for the last few seasons.

    It seems the degradation of engines and decrease of their power through their life is now affecting Renault more than other manufactures, if you look at RBR. They should have performed well with their great aerodynamics at one of their favourite tracks which was quite the opposite. Even the wet setup should not make such difference as others probably went more or less that way too.

    Interesting to see JEV only 0.2s off Vettel's time in Q2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kingdom Hearts View Post
    P5 is like a curse for Fernando. lol

    Let's hope the rain help us to get more points than Williams tomorrow,.
    Is it 100% certain there would be rain?

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    It is not that RBR is not strong here... I heard on SKY that they were on wet setup for tomorrow's race, as a certain rain has been predicted for tomorrow's race.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedmaster View Post
    It is not that RBR is not strong here... I heard on SKY that they were on wet setup for tomorrow's race, as a certain rain has been predicted for tomorrow's race.
    Heard that too, but surely the other teams are doing the same? Seems like the chances are high due to the typhoon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hornet View Post
    Heard that too, but surely the other teams are doing the same? Seems like the chances are high due to the typhoon.
    I remember guys here saying there are no wet setups in F1 anymore, so where this one came from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyss4k View Post
    I remember guys here saying there are no wet setups in F1 anymore, so where this one came from?
    It's not a big difference I believe. As far as aero is concern, they are running max aero anyway, especially for tracks like this. Maybe the difference is some minor suspension setup, favoring grip over turning response.

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    Japanese GP 2014 Qualifying Session Thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Hornet View Post
    It's not a big difference I believe. As far as aero is concern, they are running max aero anyway, especially for tracks like this. Maybe the difference is some minor suspension setup, favoring grip over turning response.
    No huge changes, but minor adjustments such as more rear wing & understeer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hornet View Post
    It's not a big difference I believe. As far as aero is concern, they are running max aero anyway, especially for tracks like this. Maybe the difference is some minor suspension setup, favoring grip over turning response.
    Exactly, so if it's not a big difference, than we should not expect RB suddenly be much stronger in wet. Well, at least I hope.

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    RB is def on a wet setup, mabey extreme wet. Its a gamble but what
    have they to lose?..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyss4k View Post
    I remember guys here saying there are no wet setups in F1 anymore, so where this one came from?
    Lewis said on BBC there is nothing like wet set up as there is no difference. I would take his word over anyone here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tula baba View Post
    Lewis said on BBC there is nothing like wet set up as there is no difference. I would take his word over anyone here.
    not anymore, really. Since these aero regs came in really.
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    Yes but I think the susp is set softer for wet conditions. May not be extreme.

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    It could also mean a little bit higher ride height, which causes less downforce in dry but better driveability at the track with standing watter.

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    Hope it stays wet for the race. Don't think we've had a wet race all year have we? I know that we've had a few wet qualifying sessions but not for the race.

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