Annoyed I didn't get up to trade this now. There was a couple of times last season where I profited on a improvised Raikonnen strategy and I'm confident I'd have picked up on it this race as well in real time.
On to Malaysia next anyway which usually presents it's own extreme challenges (namely the changeable weather).
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Managed to make some profit from Vettel's first pit stop as he filtered into the pack on a drying track but other than that just sat back and watched.
Saw Webber at 1.55 on the 43rd lap and thought "I've been watching this for years only one winner now, no lay" only for Vettel to act like a complete idiot.
Saw Webber at 1.55 on the 43rd lap and thought "I've been watching this for years only one winner now, no lay" only for Vettel to act like a complete idiot.
An interesting race. I'm gathering loads of data on F1 this year so may be able to offer some insight as we move through the season. It's quite interesting to see how tracks differ.
Not sure what Vettel was thinking?
Loved Hamiltons attempt to pit at McLaren, so funny.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/21916476
Not sure what Vettel was thinking?
Loved Hamiltons attempt to pit at McLaren, so funny.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/21916476
Vettel like so many before him is win at all costs,
Nothing new here really, but it is incredibly dumb and disrespectful to ignore and embarrass the team that has provided him with 3 championship winning cars.
He certainly needs to keep his ego in check and realise that he has been in a very lucky position and that a lot of other drivers could do the same job in a Redbull, he’s may be a special talent but he’s certainly not unique.
This incident reminds me a lot of Gilles Villeneuve V's Didier Pironi Battle at San Marino 1982
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua70zL52pt0
Nothing new here really, but it is incredibly dumb and disrespectful to ignore and embarrass the team that has provided him with 3 championship winning cars.
He certainly needs to keep his ego in check and realise that he has been in a very lucky position and that a lot of other drivers could do the same job in a Redbull, he’s may be a special talent but he’s certainly not unique.
This incident reminds me a lot of Gilles Villeneuve V's Didier Pironi Battle at San Marino 1982
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ua70zL52pt0
It seems despite the apologies Vettel says he will passs Webber again if a similar situation arises... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/22106490 ...I suspect if he tries it, Webber would would take them both out. Murray always said that this is F! and anything can happen ... and probably will. Will perhaps lay them both if they are in 1-2 position in future race??
Bad news from Grenoble press conference this morning - Schumacher 'fighting for his life' after ski accident http://bbc.in/1ain93c