- 28 May 10, 21:57#200992
^ My money is firmly on Red Bull. Webber's engine was at the end of its life-cycle... 


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This is probably ridiculous, but...could Red Bull have designed their car to suit qualifying conditions better than the race, thinking that with refuelling being banned and one-stop strategies being the norm throughout the season added to the fact that overtaking and even following cars in F1 is difficult the key would be qualifying at the front every race?
I don't think it would really make sense, especially when you look at how they've also dominated the races where they've been out front, but the thought did occur to me as I sat down at the special school this morning.
No offence Hyflex but that is pretty wishful thinking....This is probably ridiculous, but...could Red Bull have designed their car to suit qualifying conditions better than the race, thinking that with refuelling being banned and one-stop strategies being the norm throughout the season added to the fact that overtaking and even following cars in F1 is difficult the key would be qualifying at the front every race?
I don't think it would really make sense, especially when you look at how they've also dominated the races where they've been out front, but the thought did occur to me as I sat down at the special school this morning.
Perhaps they did set out to do that... but how?! I doubt it's a completely exact science when designing an F1 car, they must surely just try and find pace wherever they can but then again... us mere mortals cannot really comprehend the possibilities that a man like Newey can!
Yes: Great low fuel pace... not so great full tank pace as seen in practice.
Yes: Great low fuel pace... not so great full tank pace as seen in practice.
but Q3 where they seem to be .800 to 1 second quicker is on full tanks is it not?
scotty, just watch tomorrowYou will see.
(I might be eating my words, but thats what i firmly belive for tomorrow.)
Ah yes and their supposid special suspension was meant to keep their ride height low when on low fuel.
Hopefully they teach tomorrow at special school
You may have misinterpreted. It's a school for students with disabilities and special needs, I was just wasting some time thinking
Yes: Great low fuel pace... not so great full tank pace as seen in practice.
but Q3 where they seem to be .800 to 1 second quicker is on full tanks is it not?
No. Q3 is low fuel this year.
Ah yes and their supposid special suspension was meant to keep their ride height low when on low fuel.
Oh no, i know what special school is. What i said is that hopefully they teach THAT (what makes Red Bull so damn fast) at your special school
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