Brazil scenario #1
Discussion
So Ferrari get their car working well at Interlagos and are running 1-2, Massa finding something from within to lead at home after the final stops.
McLaren are running 3-4, Alonso digging deep and using all his experience to hold off Lewis in the race of his life. He's catching the Ferraris' too. Only enough to catch them with 3 laps to go but anything's possible this year.
Kimi's only hope is to take the win and hope Lewis drops out before the flag. There are rumours that Lewis overtook under waved yellows at turn one. Todt makes the call.
What does Felipe do? Does he play the corporate puppet role or will he go all out for glory at home knowing the team would be lynched by the crowd if they aren't happy? He does have a latin temperament after all and sometimes it's difficult to think about next year when you're at home and you can barely hear your own engine above the samba drums in the crowd. Besides, team orders aren't allowed. And anyway, where is that Mr Alonso driving next year?
McLaren are running 3-4, Alonso digging deep and using all his experience to hold off Lewis in the race of his life. He's catching the Ferraris' too. Only enough to catch them with 3 laps to go but anything's possible this year.
Kimi's only hope is to take the win and hope Lewis drops out before the flag. There are rumours that Lewis overtook under waved yellows at turn one. Todt makes the call.
What does Felipe do? Does he play the corporate puppet role or will he go all out for glory at home knowing the team would be lynched by the crowd if they aren't happy? He does have a latin temperament after all and sometimes it's difficult to think about next year when you're at home and you can barely hear your own engine above the samba drums in the crowd. Besides, team orders aren't allowed. And anyway, where is that Mr Alonso driving next year?
Edited by kevin ritson on Sunday 7th October 18:43
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