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[borg]

Jensonb.... UR so right....!!!!!!

[borg]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

[headless]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

[RA Dunk]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

yea WTF is all that about, no need for that kind of stuff at all

another from me

[headless]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

yea WTF is all that about, no need for that kind of stuff at all

another from me

[Jensonb]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

yea WTF is all that about, no need for that kind of stuff at all

another from me

And me

[yamashek]

Plus lets not forget that he was the one who sent Ayrton to heaven.......in his early years in F1....

That's not a very nice thing to say.


Any way, as mentioned, Brembo made a statement that it wasn't their fault that Seb retired.
And according to this article (http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/82546) it says "The company said Red Bull had confirmed a torque drive between the front left axle and wheel has been lost."

But interestingly, it also mentioned: "Post-race investigations revealed the wheel nut was correctly tightened at the pitstop as well as other possible causes of the fault."

So, WTF went wrong?!

What is the "torque drive" that they are talking about?

[Jamie]

Car's rubbish. End of,

It's quite clearly not, just that the drivers are using it too aggressively and/or the mechanics are rushing. It's probably the fastest car on the grid and once its problems are sorted Red Bull will be away.

When it finnishes in the place it starts, the we can talk