Russian Grand Prix 2015, Sochi - Race 15/19

They are far more reliable and have been for ages, teams realised trying to make up points from dnfs is hard work. along with penalties for engines, which used to be what broke most if time.
 
You also can't fit two people into an F1 car :p

Beautiful move by Vettel, was not expecting him to stay right but it was the smart thing to do.
 
deuse said:
Never seen a two seated F1 car?...
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The only two seated car I've seen is the one Silverstone use, but I wouldn't necessarily that's a good thing for the race.

Safety car has road tyres, tyres that work well in all conditions, what would an F1 car use in reality? They'd need some mix of slicks, inters and wets, a car that works well to all temperatures as well as being able to sufficiently contact race control, have big enough screens to see race control commands, etc etc.
 
Joe! said:
I wouldn't say prone, it's happened once out of 8 Mercedes reliability issues, out of 9 if you include Lewis' engine setting fire in Hungary qualifying.

Vettel is +1 point on Rosberg if the race finishes as it is.

Seeing Rosberg in tears hurts, but he simply hasn't had luck nor the pace this year.
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I think the tears aren't just for this race or even season but more because he's finally starting to realise that he's never going to be world champion.
 
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