The Official Spanish GP 2011 Thread***Spoilers***
Discussion
Life Saab Itch said:
Here we go, this circuit follows testing times religiously.
Therefore it's a no-brainer that Red Bull should score a 1-2 here.
The only dark horse that I can see is McLaren, but I don't think they'll keep up with McLaren here.
My only other prediction is that Massa will beat Alonso.
Quoted for posterity as I think McLaren will keep up exactly with McLaren ... Therefore it's a no-brainer that Red Bull should score a 1-2 here.
The only dark horse that I can see is McLaren, but I don't think they'll keep up with McLaren here.
My only other prediction is that Massa will beat Alonso.

10 Pence Short said:
Sadly, it's usually one of the most boring races on the calendar, too. Think I'll paint my toenails for that one.
Hopefully a combination of KERS, DRS and the tyres will mean that there will at last be some overtaking at this track for the first time in over a decade...Teppic said:
Hopefully a combination of KERS, DRS and the tyres will mean that there will at last be some overtaking at this track for the first time in over a decade...
But if there is then surely the new rules are a little too contrived!? Im enjoying this season, but have my reservations about the new rules - its a little too blatant I think. Room for some tweaking lets hope, so as people actually have to battle into a corner, not just breeze past.
Anyway...
Red Bull 1/2 predicatably... and either Mclaren or Fezz to roll in about a minute or so later.
Its not the right way to think about it, but we have to hope for Red Bull mechanical failures to actually give us some sort of entertaining surprise for the result...
A911DOM said:
Teppic said:
Hopefully a combination of KERS, DRS and the tyres will mean that there will at last be some overtaking at this track for the first time in over a decade...
But if there is then surely the new rules are a little too contrived!? Im enjoying this season, but have my reservations about the new rules - its a little too blatant I think. Room for some tweaking lets hope, so as people actually have to battle into a corner, not just breeze past.
However, contrived or not, if it provides overtaking at Catalunya then I'll prefer it to the endless boring processions we have had there in recent years.
stephen300o said:
Alonso
Vettel
Webber
Hamilton
Kobayashi
Button
Rosberg
Alguersuari
Perez
Di Resta
Heidfeld
Schumacher
Sutil
Petrov
Buemi
Glock
Maldonado
Liuzzi
DNF:
Massa
Karthikeyan
Kovalainen
D'Ambrosio
Trulli
Petrov
ish.
Can't agree with the DNF for either Team Lotus. They are getting consistently better and slowly reeling in the midfield. They also have upgrades for Spain.Vettel
Webber
Hamilton
Kobayashi
Button
Rosberg
Alguersuari
Perez
Di Resta
Heidfeld
Schumacher
Sutil
Petrov
Buemi
Glock
Maldonado
Liuzzi
DNF:
Massa
Karthikeyan
Kovalainen
D'Ambrosio
Trulli
Petrov
ish.
stephen300o said:
Alonso
Vettel
Webber
Hamilton
Kobayashi
Button
Rosberg
Alguersuari
Perez
Di Resta
Heidfeld
Schumacher
Sutil
Petrov
Buemi
Glock
Maldonado
Liuzzi
DNF:
Massa
Karthikeyan
Kovalainen
D'Ambrosio
Trulli
Petrov
ish.
I know Rubens is a bit annoyed at Williams' performance ATM, but don't you think he'll at least turn up to the start?Vettel
Webber
Hamilton
Kobayashi
Button
Rosberg
Alguersuari
Perez
Di Resta
Heidfeld
Schumacher
Sutil
Petrov
Buemi
Glock
Maldonado
Liuzzi
DNF:
Massa
Karthikeyan
Kovalainen
D'Ambrosio
Trulli
Petrov
ish.
This clampdown on exhaust blown diffusers could set the cat amongst the pigeons.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/91475
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/91475
Bedazzled said:
Wow, I'm surprised they can ban it so suddenly, I would have thought that could be a fundamental part of the aero design for several teams.
It is more related to off throttle activities, so they still have the ability to use the blown diffusers just not when they are braking, so the fundamental parts of it will still work just not into the braking zones/off throttle sections. Forums | General Motorsport | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





