Shanghai Grand Prix (WITH SPOILERS)
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http://www.accuweather.com/world-forecast-weekends...
Weather looking dry again.
Weather looking dry again.
Edited by marcia1 on Tuesday 14th October 16:44
marcia1 said:
http://www.accuweather.com/world-index-forecast.as...
Weather looking dry again.
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.Weather looking dry again.
this 1 differs slightly ,chance of rain on race day
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/58362....
Hope so should make it a bit more interesting
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/58362....
Hope so should make it a bit more interesting
Edited by marcia1 on Tuesday 14th October 17:21
I'm hoping that LH wins and FM scores no points. This is for 2 reasons.
1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
VladD said:
I'm hoping that LH wins and FM scores no points. This is for 2 reasons.
1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
Personally i'd love lewis to destroy massa in front of his home crowd 1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
Edited by marcia1 on Wednesday 15th October 16:11
marcia1 said:
VladD said:
I'm hoping that LH wins and FM scores no points. This is for 2 reasons.
1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
Personally i'd love lewis to destroy massa in front of his home crowd 1) I want Lewis to be WDC.
2) With the title decided (assuming Kubica doesn't pick up enough points), at least we'll have a race in Brazil that is just about the race and any penalties will be irrelevant. If LH is WDC, it would be nice to see FM win in front of his home crowd. But that's for two weeks time.
Edited by marcia1 on Wednesday 15th October 16:11
F1 needs close competition, not a war, or next season we'll end up with all of the talking points not being about the racing, again, and I don't think I could cope with another year of that.
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.
marcia1 said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.
ferrari-passion said:
marcia1 said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.
Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Thursday 16th October 11:58
Wanta996Gotta said:
ferrari-passion said:
marcia1 said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Thursday 16th October 11:58
Also, the trouble Ferrari has had in the wet this year has had nothing to do with the drivers - they found in testing in the wet that the car was not heating up the brakes enough in cooler conditions and thereby not allowing the drivers to get enough heat into the front tyres.... that problem has been sorted.... so possibly check your facts first before you say certain drivers are pathetic in the wet...
ferrari-passion said:
Sorry, my mistake... I completely forgot how brilliant LH was in the wet in Monza....
Also, the trouble Ferrari has had in the wet this year has had nothing to do with the drivers - they found in testing in the wet that the car was not heating up the brakes enough in cooler conditions and thereby not allowing the drivers to get enough heat into the front tyres.... that problem has been sorted.... so possibly check your facts first before you say certain drivers are pathetic in the wet...
Also, the trouble Ferrari has had in the wet this year has had nothing to do with the drivers - they found in testing in the wet that the car was not heating up the brakes enough in cooler conditions and thereby not allowing the drivers to get enough heat into the front tyres.... that problem has been sorted.... so possibly check your facts first before you say certain drivers are pathetic in the wet...
Brake heat effects the power oversteer at Silverstone, eh? ferrari-passion said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
ferrari-passion said:
marcia1 said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Thursday 16th October 11:58
Also, the trouble Ferrari has had in the wet this year has had nothing to do with the drivers - they found in testing in the wet that the car was not heating up the brakes enough in cooler conditions and thereby not allowing the drivers to get enough heat into the front tyres.... that problem has been sorted.... so possibly check your facts first before you say certain drivers are pathetic in the wet...
HTH
Edited by Cara Van Man on Thursday 16th October 12:18
ferrari-passion said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
ferrari-passion said:
marcia1 said:
Wanta996Gotta said:
marcia1 said:
Good, i want a dry race as i feel the rain can make it a lottery. I think Lewis was sitting on pole last year before his tyre disaster so i am thinking him and Kimi/Massa will be upfront. There is a long straight that goes onto a very long right-hand bend which could be an area of FIA interference if Lewis does not get away cleanly.Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Thursday 16th October 11:58
Also, the trouble Ferrari has had in the wet this year has had nothing to do with the drivers - they found in testing in the wet that the car was not heating up the brakes enough in cooler conditions and thereby not allowing the drivers to get enough heat into the front tyres.... that problem has been sorted.... so possibly check your facts first before you say certain drivers are pathetic in the wet...
As for Monza? Lewis had a great drive at Monza and it was only the fact that it became dry and he took an un-scheduled pit-stop stopped him from winning SO maybe you should get your facts right??
Edited by Wanta996Gotta on Thursday 16th October 12:33
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