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Possible Wet Malaysian GP :)
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I thought that was only in Practise and Qually?
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Will be interesting to see how the new tyres cope with any rain. Will also be interesting to see if there are any cars out there superior in these conditions.
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Might not be as great as some of you are thinking, remember the 2009 race being called off after 5 laps with Jenson winning (only good thing about it) ... It's so disappointing when a race is called off due to rain.
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I thought it was more than 5 laps - more like half race distance.
What I do remember about that race though was Mark Webber complaining a lot about the conditions. That guy really does not like the rain. Probably because in the wet, his car advantage is minimised, allowing the faster drivers to leave him for dead. He is also strongly against the idea of artificial wet races.
More often than not though, wet races are a lot more fun than dry races.
One thing to note though is that Pirelli have stated that teams may need to make 3-4 pitstops during the race. If this is the case, the race is going to be unpredictable...even if it doesn't rain.
I still feel that the tyres are too durable and would prefer if they made them more stickier and less durable, so that there is a greater performance drop off. The performance drop off in the last race wasn't big enough.
I want teams to have a realistic option of pitting 3-5 times in a race, with a good chance of beating those who only pit 1-2 times. Right now, that just isn't happening.
What I do remember about that race though was Mark Webber complaining a lot about the conditions. That guy really does not like the rain. Probably because in the wet, his car advantage is minimised, allowing the faster drivers to leave him for dead. He is also strongly against the idea of artificial wet races.
More often than not though, wet races are a lot more fun than dry races.
One thing to note though is that Pirelli have stated that teams may need to make 3-4 pitstops during the race. If this is the case, the race is going to be unpredictable...even if it doesn't rain.
I still feel that the tyres are too durable and would prefer if they made them more stickier and less durable, so that there is a greater performance drop off. The performance drop off in the last race wasn't big enough.
I want teams to have a realistic option of pitting 3-5 times in a race, with a good chance of beating those who only pit 1-2 times. Right now, that just isn't happening.
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come on lewis.....
come on lewis.....
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I find the race is best when it has rained, or there is little rain and the track is drying.
Constant rain and the thing turns in to a borefest of "it's undriveable OMGWTFBBQ" down the team radio
Constant rain and the thing turns in to a borefest of "it's undriveable OMGWTFBBQ" down the team radio
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May aswell continue the discussion here - http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18261201
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I find the race is best when it has rained, or there is little rain and the track is drying.
Constant rain and the thing turns in to a borefest of "it's undriveable OMGWTFBBQ" down the team radio
Unless you're Hamilton, in which case it's fine to drive in and Inters are the better option
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Unless you're Hamilton, in which case it's fine to drive in and Inters are the better option
Haha! That was epic.
"oh it's undriveable.. Wah, too dangerous"
"no grip.. Red flag.. Someone call Charlie"
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"this is fine.. Totally fine. Almost dry enough for inters"
