Singapore Grand Prix 2015, Marina Bay - Race 13/19

Finners said:
Must be a Rosberg fan :p
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As they just said, this disadvantages Rosberg as the others have been able to stop.

If his car hadn't failed, you just know Lewis would have had a go at the leaders towards the end of the race whereas Rosberg won't do any such thing, he'll just tool around hoping the team can pull some strategy out of the bag to get him up the order.
 
Vertigo1 said:
No shots of the spectator being dragged away by his hair and beaten to death? :D
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None of the sort! I was watching as Crofty was looking for a car and shouted there's a guy on the track, not that he could hear me.

Next camera change the guy had disappeared, was a strange moment. No news on what happened to him.
 
Vertigo1 said:
As they just said, this disadvantages Rosberg as the others have been able to stop.

If his car hadn't failed, you just know Lewis would have had a go at the leaders towards the end of the race whereas Rosberg won't do any such thing, he'll just tool around hoping the team can pull some strategy out of the bag to get him up the order.
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He won't be close enough, Hamilton was 6 seconds ahead of Rosberg end of first stint, while Rosberg was 11 seconds behind Kimi Hamilton would probably have been 4-5 seconds behind if that. This safety car would probably have ruined it for Hamilton as he probably couldn't risk a set of supersofts with 22-23 laps. Though his pace vs Kimi was very good considering Hamilton was on the slower tire, same tire maybe the car was coming into working range on those tires. Rosberg just doesn't have the pace and hasn't for a couple of months.
 
FFS Brundle, make your mind up! You're always ranting on about the unlapping thing yet, when it doesn't happen and Rossi gets stuck there you said "that's hardly ideal is it?".
 
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