That's the Difference..
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Jasandjules said:
Between Hamilton and Button. Both leave the pits, but one gets overtaken and one doesn't.........
To me they were very similar chances for both drivers, so does the "killer instinct" show?
Hamilton's killer instinct also extends to his tyres too unfortunately To me they were very similar chances for both drivers, so does the "killer instinct" show?

I do agree that in a straight fight Hamilton would have the edge. Button has gone up in my estimations hugely last year and even more this year though. Was a bit lackluster today though. He should have dispatched Schumi.
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k me that was a boring race though. Glad I recorded it and started watching halfway through so I could hit the fast forward button. andy_s said:
johnfelstead said:
He also had no dash functionality for the entire race, so did the race with no shift lights and no way to change the car setup with the wheel activated knobs and buttons, plus had a dragging clutch, so not a bad effort really.
Who - Jenson?
That's what Button said post-race.andy_s said:
johnfelstead said:
He also had no dash functionality for the entire race, so did the race with no shift lights and no way to change the car setup with the wheel activated knobs and buttons, plus had a dragging clutch, so not a bad effort really.
Who - Jenson?Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?The move by Schumacher was superb, JB was never going to get passed him. Schumacher was hard and fair.
Hamilton was good, it was actually the fact that he kept that killer instinct in check that stopped him collecting a Red Bull at the first corner
johnfelstead said:
Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?Jonny671 said:
johnfelstead said:
Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?Jonny671 said:
johnfelstead said:
Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?ewenm said:
Jonny671 said:
johnfelstead said:
Jonny671 said:
Castrol Craig said:
difference is, jenson was delayed due to the pit crew losing his wheel nut, lewis wasnt delayed. i think jens could have possibly made a run at fred had he not being stuck behind herr swerver.
Lewis also had the 'lost nut' thing too?I'll see if I can find them now.
http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2010/828/67...
They don't have 'Pit time', but Lane time is there.
So how was it 4 seconds difference but only 0.6 at the pit?
They don't have 'Pit time', but Lane time is there.
So how was it 4 seconds difference but only 0.6 at the pit?
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