***** The Official Abu Dhabi GP Thread 2015 *****
Discussion
I hate these cookie cutter circuits with massive tarmac run-offs and painted on track limits.
Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
The Vambo said:
I hate these cookie cutter circuits with massive tarmac run-offs and painted on track limits.
Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
Absolutely agree, they could at least put some plastic posts up which will cause a slight problem if hit and clearly indicate that a car has gone offline. If it cost a team a front wing the drivers would be told to avoid them. As you say, consequences.Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
I have a feeling the start will similar to last year, Lewis ahead in the first corner.
My only hope is Mercedes have made an agreement with both drivers they're free to choose whatever strategy they wish, pit stops can be made when they please.
Should mix it up alittle, otherwise it's a bore to the finish line.
My only hope is Mercedes have made an agreement with both drivers they're free to choose whatever strategy they wish, pit stops can be made when they please.
Should mix it up alittle, otherwise it's a bore to the finish line.
andyps said:
The Vambo said:
I hate these cookie cutter circuits with massive tarmac run-offs and painted on track limits.
Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
Absolutely agree, they could at least put some plastic posts up which will cause a slight problem if hit and clearly indicate that a car has gone offline. If it cost a team a front wing the drivers would be told to avoid them. As you say, consequences.Go into a corner too hot and so long as you don't gain a place you can continue without any loss. Give me sausage kerbs, razor sharp concrete edges and a shingle beach any day.
Consequences man, consequences.
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