Belgian Grand Prix 2012, Spa-Francorchamps - Race 12/20

bru

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my sons just suggested to me that to ensure running in these sessions they should give a point to the fastest lap each session. I was going to tell him its a stupid idea but when I think about it maybe it isn't.
 

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bru said:
my sons just suggested to me that to ensure running in these sessions they should give a point to the fastest lap each session. I was going to tell him its a stupid idea but when I think about it maybe it isn't.
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any season we get a dominant car is going to be even more boring and they generally get the fastest lap every race , fastest time every quali , fastest time every practice session

it would be better if they had to run XXX laps during a practice session or they get a grid penalty unless they can prove there was a problem with the car stopping them from running
 

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Should change the rules marganly so they can run in wet, all those bright sparks could come up with many way, but while it's not in the rule book, they won't comprise their car.
We have a lot of wet races, the last few seasons, so it should mean they should be able to run.
Whether it be changeable ride hide in pits, but only allowed if wet tyres are on. Or what I can't say I'm no expert, but there must be loads they could do.

Or change dates of gp circuits, to most historically dry day for the time of qualifying/race.
 

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thank **** the holiday season is over, I had F1 blues. Now come on Button, if you had time to appear on the Johnathon Ross show you should be in A1 condition with a revitilised attitude. P.S Fernando to win! lol
 

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Was out hooning on track today so didn't get to see FP1 & 2. Looks like I didn't miss much though :)

Times below, although slightly meaningless.


FP1 Times

Code: 
[b]Pos  Driver              Car                   Time       Gap       Laps[/b]
 1.  Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari        2m11.389s            20
 2.  Pastor Maldonado    Williams-Renault      2m11.941s  + 0.552s  14
 3.  Daniel Ricciardo    Toro Rosso-Ferrari    2m12.004s  + 0.615s  12
 4.  Jean-Eric Vergne    Toro Rosso-Ferrari    2m12.824s  + 1.435s  15
 5.  Mark Webber         Red Bull-Renault      2m13.191s  + 1.802s  13
 6.  Sergio Perez        Sauber-Ferrari        2m13.861s  + 2.472s  16
 7.  Nico Rosberg        Mercedes              2m14.210s  + 2.821s  14
 8.  Valtteri Bottas     Williams-Renault      2m14.660s  + 3.271s  16
 9.  Sebastian Vettel    Red Bull-Renault      2m14.860s  + 3.471s  12
10.  Michael Schumacher  Mercedes              2m15.402s  + 4.013s  13
11.  Paul di Resta       Force India-Mercedes  2m15.812s  + 4.423s  11
12.  Timo Glock          Marussia-Cosworth     2m16.409s  + 5.020s  16
13.  Nico Hulkenberg     Force India-Mercedes  2m16.786s  + 5.397s  10
14.  Vitaly Petrov       Caterham-Renault      2m16.788s  + 5.399s  16
15.  Lewis Hamilton      McLaren-Mercedes      2m16.827s  + 5.438s  5
16.  Jenson Button       McLaren-Mercedes      2m16.861s  + 5.472s  8
17.  Charles Pic         Marussia-Cosworth     2m17.519s  + 6.130s  14
18.  Heikki Kovalainen   Caterham-Renault      2m18.199s  + 6.810s  10
19.  Pedro de la Rosa    HRT-Cosworth          2m19.546s  + 8.157s  12
20.  Dani Clos           HRT-Cosworth          2m19.689s  + 8.300s  12
21.  Romain Grosjean     Lotus-Renault         2m38.701s  + 27.312s 9
22.  Fernando Alonso     Ferrari               2m40.749s  + 29.360s 4
23.  Kimi Raikkonen      Lotus-Renault         2m46.580s  + 35.191s 9
24.  Felipe Massa        Ferrari                                    2


FP2 Times

Code: 
[b]Pos  Driver              Car                   Time       Gap        Laps[/b]
 1.  Charles Pic         Marussia-Cosworth     2m49.354s             4
 2.  Daniel Ricciardo    Toro Rosso-Ferrari    2m49.750s  + 0.396s   3
 3.  Fernando Alonso     Ferrari               2m50.497s  + 1.143s   3
 4.  Paul di Resta       Force India-Mercedes  2m51.333s  + 1.979s   3
 5.  Pastor Maldonado    Williams-Renault      2m51.660s  + 2.306s   4
 6.  Timo Glock          Marussia-Cosworth     2m52.076s  + 2.722s   4
 7.  Kamui Kobayashi     Sauber-Ferrari        2m53.232s  + 3.878s   4
 8.  Jean-Eric Vergne    Toro Rosso-Ferrari    2m58.232s  + 8.878s   3
 9.  Nico Hulkenberg     Force India-Mercedes  2m59.125s  + 9.771s   5
10.  Sergio Perez        Sauber-Ferrari        3m12.901s  + 23.547s  4
11.  Nico Rosberg        Mercedes                                    3
12.  Michael Schumacher  Mercedes                                    4
13.  Heikki Kovalainen   Caterham-Renault                            1
14.  Lewis Hamilton      McLaren-Mercedes                            2
15.  Sebastian Vettel    Red Bull-Renault                            3
16.  Jenson Button       McLaren-Mercedes                            2
17.  Felipe Massa        Ferrari                                     2
18.  Bruno Senna         Williams-Renault                            3
 
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