I hope that makes sense in at least some form!
Makes perfect sense
Hopefully it was a one-off. No good having the fastest car if you can't get the damned thing to the flag.
I hope that makes sense in at least some form!
Yeah because Practice times are always a good guide to a race weekend
With McLaren, they often are great indicators.
I have betted £10 each on Hamilton or Alonso to win. If it rains i expect LH to win, Alonso to win if not, as he's back in a good car on a track he know's well.
I hope it rains though! Only time i get on edge of my seat!
Except Hamilton is about as good as Massa in the wet.
Spun out in China 2007 on deteriorating tyres
Spun 4 times in China 2009
Its a stupid idea, the car in the lead would just trim his wing off as well as soon as he hit the straight. Then you would end up with loads of regulations as to when you could use it if you was the car infront.
It wouldn't stop the dirty air problem.
Except Hamilton is about as good as Massa in the wet.
Spun out in China 2007 on deteriorating tyres
Spun 4 times in China 2009
Having just finally caught the start of P1 and listened to what Christian Horner said, my understanding of the issue is that there was a problem that allowed the wheel to freely rotate independent of the hub, i.e. the wheel was still attached to the hub, however for example despite the brake being fully engaged, the wheel itself was still able to rotate without any braking force being applied to it.
I hope that makes sense in at least some form!
I would actually say that he is the fastest driver in the wet, currently in F1.
I would also add that he is the fastest driver in the dry, too.
The Schumacher of old would rank ahead of Hamilton, but the MS of old, is gone.
Hamilton > Massa in the wet, by 1000x.
The man can win like all good test drivers from pole and thats about it.
Honestly, you all make it far too easy sometimes....
Maybe you're the only one playing?
yea because when he started everyone had gadgets and the jordan pay drive was designed around himIt's not the age that's gone it's the gadgets. For once in his life since he was in his early 20's he's actually controlling the traction coming out the corners with his foot.
Not only that, people are forgetting the car was not designed around him. MS likes a car to move a lot. A car designed around button would not want to do that.
yea because when he started everyone had gadgets and the jordan pay drive was designed around him
It isn't right - the entire race is being shown live on Channel 4.I've just looked at the scheduling for the GP, and it looks like they switch from BBC1 to BBC2 half way through the race - that can't be right surely?