The Official Singapore GP Thread 2013***SPOILERS***
Discussion
SPR2 said:
simonreed said:
I'm looking forward to the race. Flying in Friday night for it. Anyone else attending and fancy meeting up for a beer?
Simon
Simon
We met up with XJSJohn who lives out there.You can probably catch up with him on the Asia forum and I am sure he would be up for a beer or two

simonreed said:
I'm looking forward to the race. Flying in Friday night for it. Anyone else attending and fancy meeting up for a beer?
Simon
/lurk mode offSimon

I'll be there, staying with friends on Sentosa, but I could be up for a beer at some point.
Leaving Scotland in. ..about 1 hour.
/lurk mode
AFC1886 said:
I can't see anything other than a Vettel romp.
Unless one of the Mercs sticks it on pole.... can't see things improving for Alonso or Kimi though - very difficult for them to work any magic on a track like Singapore where over taking is so difficult, especially for Ferrari who wont be able to use that incredible straight line speed they had at Spa. VolvoT5 said:
AFC1886 said:
I can't see anything other than a Vettel romp.
Unless one of the Mercs sticks it on pole.... can't see things improving for Alonso or Kimi though - very difficult for them to work any magic on a track like Singapore where over taking is so difficult, especially for Ferrari who wont be able to use that incredible straight line speed they had at Spa. deadslow said:
VolvoT5 said:
AFC1886 said:
I can't see anything other than a Vettel romp.
Unless one of the Mercs sticks it on pole.... can't see things improving for Alonso or Kimi though - very difficult for them to work any magic on a track like Singapore where over taking is so difficult, especially for Ferrari who wont be able to use that incredible straight line speed they had at Spa. Gaz. said:
Thankfully the Singapore Sling chicane is no more and has been replaced by a faster left onto the Anderson Bridge:
http://www.singaporegp.sg/media/news.php?id=133

Never has a boring & anonymous left turn been greeted with such a positive reaction. Still, it is one of the few corners on the modern tracks to have a name.
Will RBR swap Vettel's gearbox and incur a 5 place grid drop, or will they wing it and see how the race pans out? This is race 5 for his gearbox. This is race 3 for Webber who was also experiencing gearbox gremlins in Monza.
I can see why it was disliked and has been changed, but I must have been one of very few people that liked that chicane, it was something unique and a challenge!http://www.singaporegp.sg/media/news.php?id=133

Never has a boring & anonymous left turn been greeted with such a positive reaction. Still, it is one of the few corners on the modern tracks to have a name.
Will RBR swap Vettel's gearbox and incur a 5 place grid drop, or will they wing it and see how the race pans out? This is race 5 for his gearbox. This is race 3 for Webber who was also experiencing gearbox gremlins in Monza.
As for the race I cant see anyone but Vettel winning with the form he is in!
rufusruffcutt said:
Depends on what happens with both Red Bull's gearboxes, both Webber and Vettel were "managing" problems with them at Monza. Grid place penalties? Race DNFs?
Does anyone know how long they've used that particular box for?I believe the rule is that they have to use each box for at least 5 consecutive events.
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