pushed as hard as he could? with DRS you are fighting for the 1 second gap and not wheel to wheel.Coldsnap said:So why was it that Vettel choked on the last lap during the Canadian race? Has he said anything about it in interviews?
mclaren777 said:I think Lewis would be a fool to leave, especially given that he's two championships away from winning this...
leadbelly said:Mclaren have a huge amount of money and resources. I don't think Red Bull can compete in that area. Of course they don't have Adrian Newey, but that doesn't guarantee they will have the best car next season.
fu3lfr3nzy said:Wait, thats the story behind this?
S. L. said:pushed as hard as he could? with DRS you are fighting for the 1 second gap and not wheel to wheel.
another reason why (the current implementation of ) DRS sucks balls
Nolan. said:Lewis needs to stay put imo unless the atmosphere at Mclaren has become completely unbearable and against him I don't think it would be good to leave in the long-run. It must be tempting to drive a Newey car but at the same time he's not unbeatable by any means. I think chances are moving would work more against than for him, even if he won another 2+ championships with Redbull.
Yeah but you know what, every time I talk to someone who doesn't care about Formula 1 their eyes light up when I tell them about KERS and DRS. The idea alone gets people interested in F1.S. L. said:pushed as hard as he could? with DRS you are fighting for the 1 second gap and not wheel to wheel.
another reason why (the current implementation of ) DRS sucks balls
And risk missing out when there's a clear #2? You saw how close it was last year when Webber and Vettel were neck-and-neck, they almost lost it. Now that Vettel has pulled in front of Mark and there's an obvious distinction between the drivers, RBR have a clear shot at the WDC.John_B said:Hamilton and Vettel in the same team would be a show to behold. It would be intense as they would constantly push themselves and take more risk to beat each other. The current pairings in the top 3 teams are just not any fun to follow.
Edmond Dantès said:Off-throttle diffuser ban will affect Red Bull quite heavily
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/92870
Newey not ruling out other teams after Red Bull project finishes
http://www.f1sa.com/index.php?optio...ling-out-ferrari-switch&catid=1:f1&Itemid=157
He'll most likely remain in the UK as he stated before that he'd prefer to stay here. So, if he does decide to carry on in F1 after his tenure at Red Bull, then who could he join?
I'd say Lotus.
"I'm slightly baffled by it because it's been declared legal forever until this race," he added.
"The obvious parallel is when active suspension was banned at the end of '93, where there was no regulation change. Ferrari couldn't get their active to work and suddenly it was illegal for the next year.
"It's easy to fall into the Machiavellian conspiracy theories. Whether that's true or not, I don't know and I can't comment."
Adrian Newey has refused to completely dismiss suggestions he might end his Formula One career with Ferrari.
Adrian Newey has refused to completely dismiss suggestions he might end his Formula One career with Ferrari.
Jinjo said:Am I the only one who is always annoyed by this sort of "news"? So Newey has refused to deny he wouldn't end up at Ferrari, because he honestly doesn't know where or even when his career will end? It's even worse with the drivers. Most often that sort of news is worded in the most vague way possible. Case in point above.
moojito said:I find the constant hamilton to red bull nonsense more annoying. I mainly just read the bbc f1 news but every day when there's nothing new to report the headline is "Hamilton's great aunt's gardener says red bull switch bad idea" or whatever.
Ice cold.History dictates that two world-class drivers in the same team has not always been the best pairing. You only have to think of Senna-Prost, Piquet-Mansell, or even Alonso and Hamilton.
OuchPsychotext said:Webber must feel great about this Horner quote re Hamilton / Vettel...
Ice cold.
God bless the hairstyles and fashions of the 70s.WorriedCitizen said:Stumbled upon this extraordinary documentary from 1973 yesterday. There are some utterly amazing shots and interviews in it. One of the best docus about F1 that i've seen:
Champions Forever - Part 1
Champions Forever - Part 2
This is about as good as you'll get at this point: http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/5000DrM said:Is there any reliable weather forecast for this weekend?
Alonso isn't going anywhere...avaya said:I want Hamilton in a Ferrari sooner or later. I don't expect them to keep Alonso for that long.
Pterion said:Alonso isn't going anywhere...
haha, wow. Please explain. I don't care much for Ferrari/Alonso, so I don't pay attention to their latest drama/feuds, but I was under the impression that they're working together as a team to bring the car where it belongs...avaya said:No he'll be out soon enough, he is a poisonous influence.
Pterion said:haha, wow. Please explain. I don't care much for Ferrari/Alonso, so I don't pay attention to their latest drama/feuds, but I was under the impression that they're working together as a team to bring the car where it belongs...
Did you miss this?avaya said:I want Hamilton in a Ferrari sooner or later. I don't expect them to keep Alonso for that long.
brotkasten said:Did you miss this?
Spanish driver Fernando Alonso has signed a new deal with Ferrari that will keep him with the Italian team until the end of the 2016 season.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/formula_one/13452839.stm
Care to explain why?avaya said:No, I don't think he'll stay for the length of that contract. No chance.
Jinjo said:Yeah, the news about Hamilton to Red Bull is the worst offender of this. Older drivers have a nasty habit of mixing in this too. I remember Whitmarsh saying something completely spot on during the time that Hamilton got blasted by either Lauda or Stewart for his driving style. He said something along the lines of that people like that are extremely quotable and that they more often than not just say something like that just to be quoted. This is offcourse also happened again with what you're referencing. I believe it was Jacques Villeneuve that said that he thinks it's a bad idea that he'd switch to Red Bull.
And only now I just realized that I even fucking remember all this drivel.
Aaaand thank you Hamilton!
DrM said:Is there any reliable weather forecast for this weekend?
Meanwhile, Jonathan Neale from Mclaren downplayed their abysmal Valencia race pace.
anonnumber6 said:Alonso is staying at Ferrari until 2016. Ferarri wouldn't put on an extra three years for no reason, LDM probably learnt from his mistake with Kimi.
Sloane said:Care to explain why?
This article explains the recent changes.AndyD said:Is there no bonus question on the league this eek?
Also, does anyone have a good rundown of the changes they did to the GB track?
avaya said:He is not at all like Schumacher. He is petty jealous and does not inspire confidence. He's a great driver no doubt, a great tactician as well but I don't believe he will deliver long term results for the team. Lewis, if he cares about his career will seek to have at least one spell at the biggest team of them all and quite frankly so does every driver whether they admit it in public or not. I'd bet big money he will one day drive a Ferrari. However first things first, they need to sort out the mess Luca has created post-Todt.
avaya said:I want Hamilton in a Ferrari sooner or later. I don't expect them to keep Alonso for that long.
olore said:I am a McLaren-fan through and through, but Lewis driving for Ferrari would somehow be very, very cool.
However, I don`t believe that Fernando is going anywhere anytime soon. He`s found His Team to dictate/build around him as he see fit, so I do believe that he will see out his career with the prancing horse
You didn't miss much last week, but this week may well be one of the great races this season. Hope you don't miss it.S. L. said:nooo, looks like i will miss this weekends race again (
Well I just checked my calendar and I will probably miss Germany and Hungary too :*(Edmond Dantès said:You didn't miss much last week, but this week may well be one of the great races this season. Hope you don't miss it.
S. L. said:Well I just checked my calendar and I will probably miss Germany and Hungary too :*(
Curse you social events and vacations!
Also about Valencia - i fastforwarded trough a recording ;P
I know I'll miss the German GP when I'm away on vacation, but I'll just watch it when I'm back. Thebox and 1080i = glorious.S. L. said:nooo, looks like i will miss this weekends race again (