2005 Brazilian Gran Prix

Arc said:
Low pressure due to not being up to temperature?

Fisi back in front of MS, bridgestones far too cold. Alonso struggling to.

Well, I'm sure its fairly easy for them to come off due to the forces involved in an accident, but they have tethers between the rims and te chassis to stop the rims flying off, but the tyres themselves can cause a lot of damage if they come flying off.
 
This is what i dont like about ITV coverage of F1, they have 4-5 adverts during the race. A1 GP had zero adverts during the actual races. Just lots of them before and afterwards.
 
Flibster said:
If they run lower pressures then McLaren they'll be horrible when they're cold.

The low pressure post of mine was aimed at the Williams with the tyre coming off the rim.

Alonso looks like hes settled down a bit now. Montoya is doing some very fast middle sectors.
 
The McLarens have no reason to be excessively light on fuel I don't think, they have such raw pace as it is.
 
The fact that alonso has dropped into the mid 13's and Mclaren in theory are ~.6s a lap faster than the Renaults...

Could have a larger fuel load...

Honestly can't tell.

Montoya sticks in a 1:13.002 on lap 8...

Aaaand pizza is here...
 
Flibster said:
The fact that alonso has dropped into the mid 13's and Mclaren in theory are ~.6s a lap faster than the Renaults...

Could have a larger fuel load...

Honestly can't tell.

Montoya sticks in a 1:13.002 on lap 8...

Aaaand pizza is here...


thought pizza boy was out?
 
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