Well if LH gets off to a good start I think he may go to the inside of the track
and do a senna on the first corner, by pushing the cars infront wide and then coming back into the racing line.
That did him a lot of good in fuji last year!
Well if LH gets off to a good start I think he may go to the inside of the track
and do a senna on the first corner, by pushing the cars infront wide and then coming back into the racing line.
That did him a lot of good in fuji last year!
Not really.... heavy cars are more likely to get 'lucky' with the rain, plus last time it rained the RBs were much better.Roll on the race tomorrow, a little rain would make it hugely interesting, it will play into Brawn's hands then.
Mid lap Massa took Hamilton out, but it was the incident on the first corner that was the problem. see hereThat happend on turn 9 or 10 corner I think?
But I can still see LH having a go on turn one.
Yup, drive through (as opposed to a 10 second stop go which Massa got for hitting Lewis iirc)fuji last year was when he steamed into 1st corner after the start and pushed massa uber wide.... got a drive through for that didnt he?
Not sure how many cars brawns have passed at the start? Not needed to in a few cases, but have probably gone backwards more than forwards.The Brawns are up there. Very light, quick off the start if they dont stall it outcourse. Large chance of passing a few cars down into the first corner.
But Mad Max isn't Mad enough to do this
Or
Also the fact that they are light means there is a higher chance of them having to pit before it rains and thus lose out considerably. Lets see what happens though![]()
Mid lap Massa took Hamilton out, but it was the incident on the first corner that was the problem. see here
BBC weather forecast just said its going to rain!
(it wasnt me honest!)
You have been humming
Now you got to do a little dance to bring back to sun...with pics![]()
Sunday weather update - wet race day forecast
Welcome to race day for the ninth round of the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship, the European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.
Rain greeted the paddock's arrival at the Nurburgring on Sunday morning and similar conditions are expected to prevail throughout the day, with an ambient temperature high of 14 degrees Celsius.
The race will run over 60 laps of the 5.148 kilometres (3.199 mile) circuit, or 308.863 kilometres (191.938 miles). It starts at 1400 hours local time, which is two hours ahead of GMT.