- 09 Jul 11, 15:44#264789
I'm really starting to like Paul:
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Andrew, I think you're missing the point. This wasn't just "one bad showing" and this is not at all akin to abandoning a car after the first race. Vettel/RBR dominance has been a trend throughout this whole season, and changed very little today, and even their closest competitor was severely set back.
Anyway, I don't think they'll completely give up on 2011. Maybe they'll accept that they can't win, but the amount of money they get from F1 profits depends on how strongly hey finish, right? So they're still battling Ferrari and Mercedes for that. I'm sure they will start splitting their attention between this year's car and 2012 if they haven't already.
I'm really starting to like Paul:
2011 WDC = Sebastian Vettel
Maybe someone should go on record and tell Mclaren to start working on their 2012 car...it seems the more they mess with this car with updates, the more backwards it goes. Rule change or not, its no excuse to go from where they were in Melbourne to being solid 3rd best in Valencia onwards.
Poor Ricciardo! Why on earth did Hispania send out Liuzzi and not Ricciardo for a 2nd run if they knew weather was on the way?!? Ricciardo has been a few tenths ahead of him all weekend....he coulda pushed d'Ambrosio for P22 IMO
Poor Ricciardo! Why on earth did Hispania send out Liuzzi and not Ricciardo for a 2nd run if they knew weather was on the way?!? Ricciardo has been a few tenths ahead of him all weekend....he coulda pushed d'Ambrosio for P22 IMO
Does it matter?
Poor Ricciardo! Why on earth did Hispania send out Liuzzi and not Ricciardo for a 2nd run if they knew weather was on the way?!? Ricciardo has been a few tenths ahead of him all weekend....he coulda pushed d'Ambrosio for P22 IMO
Does it matter?
2011 WDC = Sebastian Vettel
Maybe someone should go on record and tell Mclaren to start working on their 2012 car...it seems the more they mess with this car with updates, the more backwards it goes. Rule change or not, its no excuse to go from where they were in Melbourne to being solid 3rd best in Valencia onwards.
I've been thinking about this... their performance gain between winter practice and Australia was mainly due to the exhaust system, right? I guess it only makes sense that if it's nullified, they'd suffer a huge setback.
so why WERE they so off the pace in qualifying?
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