I want this on every car for the races. Come on Bernie.
Man, if Renault want some decent data then they're going to have to have all their teams going full on endurance style over the last three days.
this is fucking awesome
They've got data: That shit overheats.
What on earth happened to that tyre? Messy.
I expected the cars to be much slower than last year, glad I was wrong.
That display looks good.
Re the Lotus - is it me or is that right nose prong a different length than the left?
Know what that video needs? Oculus support. Even without 3D, the 360 view and being able to turn your head around would be nuts.
That`s like 200k worth of steering wheel right there. Or, a WiiU-controller.
That`s like 200k worth of steering wheel right there. Or, a WiiU-controller.
RBR has already done 35 laps of testing this morning.
Nope that's overall
ERS turned down/off?46 laps from Torro Rosso so far, not bad...
That`s like 200k worth of steering wheel right there. Or, a WiiU-controller.
BREAKING NEWS
Bernie Ecclestone has won his multimillion-pound High Court fight with a German media company.
A judge has ruled in favour of the Formula 1 boss, who was being sued for £85m ($140m) in damages.
The case was brought by German media group Constantin Medien, which claimed it lost out when the Formula 1 Group was sold in 2006. It accused Mr Ecclestone, 83, of entering into a "corrupt agreement" with a German banker to facilitate the sale to a buyer chosen by him.
That`s like 200k worth of steering wheel right there. Or, a WiiU-controller.
I really wonder how the hell he won that. Goddamnit.
Doesn't he still have criminal proceedings against him in Germany?I really wonder how the hell he won that. Goddamnit.
Bernie Ecclestone has won his multi-million pound court case with the German media company Constantin Medien.
Formula One's chief executive had waited two months for the verdict following the civil case in London at the end of last year, in which Constantin Medien sued Ecclestone and other defendants for up to $144m (£86m), claiming that the sport had been undervalued when it was sold to the private equity company CVC Partners in 2005.
Ecclestone, who has always denied any wrongdoing, can now prepare for the more serious court case in Germany in April, when he will face criminal charges, with the possibility of a 10-year prison sentence, in Munich's state court.
There he will face bribery allegations, based on his payment of £27m to the former BayernLB banker Gerhard Gribkowsky, who was responsible for selling its 47% stake in F1 to CVC.
Ecclestone does not deny the payment but claims he was being blackmailed by Gribkowsky over his tax affairs. Gribkowsky was found guilty of corruption and tax evasion in 2012 and jailed for eight and a-half years.
In a ruling on Thursday morning the verdict was that the money was a "bribe" and that there had been a "corrupt agreement" with Dr Gribkowsky in 2005. But the judge said Constantin's claim still failed because it had been "no part" of Mr Ecclestone's purpose for shares to be sold at an "undervalue".
"No loss to Constantin has been shown to have been caused by the corrupt arrangement with Dr Gribkowsky," the judge added. "That fact is fatal to the claim." Constantin are expected to appeal the decision..
Only 2,5 seconds behind last years best qualifying time now. By the end of next weeks testing they should be even closer.
Masgnussen flexing his muscles.
Next week? I thought testing was tomorrow and Saturday and that was it.
Next week? I thought testing was tomorrow and Saturday and that was it.
Ahh, interesting. I had no idea.
Maybe not completely bleak for the Renault runners then.
2 tests in Bahrain this year
Laps by engine manufacturer (day 2)
Mercedes: 306
Ferrari: 169
Renault: 201