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[LewEngBridewell]

Source:Autosport

McLaren held discussions with the FIA on Saturday night to try and get a replacement tyre, so Hamilton could have three sets of super soft for the race, but it was told that there were no justifiable reasons for another tyre to be brought into play.

With Hamilton now having just two sets of super softs for the race, it means that he will have to make an earlier switch to the soft prime tyre than his rivals - and he could be forced to try and make a two-stop strategy work.

[bud]

Source:Autosport

McLaren held discussions with the FIA on Saturday night to try and get a replacement tyre, so Hamilton could have three sets of super soft for the race, but it was told that there were no justifiable reasons for another tyre to be brought into play.

With Hamilton now having just two sets of super softs for the race, it means that he will have to make an earlier switch to the soft prime tyre than his rivals - and he could be forced to try and make a two-stop strategy work.

Typical FIA when it comes to McLaren. Mercedes earlier in the year were allowed to get a new tyre so why not now? The inconsistency in this sport is pathetic.

[racechick]

What happened to precident's being set? thats at the liberty of the FIA to use or not use as it suits them then is it?

[LewEngBridewell]

Source:Autosport

McLaren held discussions with the FIA on Saturday night to try and get a replacement tyre, so Hamilton could have three sets of super soft for the race, but it was told that there were no justifiable reasons for another tyre to be brought into play.

With Hamilton now having just two sets of super softs for the race, it means that he will have to make an earlier switch to the soft prime tyre than his rivals - and he could be forced to try and make a two-stop strategy work.

Typical FIA when it comes to McLaren. Mercedes earlier in the year were allowed to get a new tyre so why not now? The inconsistency in this sport is pathetic.

Sadly, I'm no longer surprised at situations like this......

[bud]

well looks like Koby has directly and indirectly ruined 2 of Lewis' races in the last 3

[vlad]

Maybe the puncture is caused by him, or etc.?

[racechick]

Its not his fault that the kerbs on the track are faulty.

[vlad]

Maybe he hit the wall?

[Hammer278]

Source:Autosport

McLaren held discussions with the FIA on Saturday night to try and get a replacement tyre, so Hamilton could have three sets of super soft for the race, but it was told that there were no justifiable reasons for another tyre to be brought into play.

With Hamilton now having just two sets of super softs for the race, it means that he will have to make an earlier switch to the soft prime tyre than his rivals - and he could be forced to try and make a two-stop strategy work.

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[McLaren]

Its not his fault that the kerbs on the track are faulty.

You would think with the way the track has been a shambles this weekend they would use common sense,but sadly not

[What's Burning?]

Maybe the puncture is caused by him, or etc.?

Perhaps, punctures happen to everyone you know. Can even ruin a Seb win today.

[Hammer278]

Maybe the puncture is caused by him, or etc.?

Perhaps, punctures happen to everyone you know. Can even ruin a Seb win today.

Behold, the eternal optimist.

[vlad]

Won't happen...

[LewEngBridewell]

Felipe Massa criticising Lewis' driving after qualifying. Maybe he should quit passing bitter jibes (that have existed since '08) and concentrate on trying to rescue his own dwindling career...............

[Hammer278]

Felipe Massa criticising Lewis' driving after qualifying. Maybe he should quit passing bitter jibes (that have existed since '08) and concentrate on trying to rescue his own dwindling career...............

Poor guy can't get over 2008. Well....message to Felipe Baby: LIVE WITH IT.