- 27 May 13, 20:18#360485
Straight forward fix? Didn't they have a few DNFs last year because of fuel pick up problems... maybe it's not so straight forward.
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So if someone wins in the best car, it's a "joke" cahmpionship? Seriously?
I presume that is what Hammer is getting at...
Jensen thinks this go slow Pirelli racing is responsible for poor Silverstone ticket sales and I have to say I agree with him. I'll reconsider next year if this nonsense remains and I'm a regular attender.
http://gp-url.com/1944Sep
Jensen thinks this go slow Pirelli racing is responsible for poor Silverstone ticket sales and I have to say I agree with him. I'll reconsider next year if this nonsense remains and I'm a regular attender.
http://gp-url.com/1944Sep
I think that any racer will not be happy if they can only drive at 70 - 80% of what they and/or the car is capable of, in my view these fragile tyres are making a mockery of the sport!
Jensen thinks this go slow Pirelli racing is responsible for poor Silverstone ticket sales and I have to say I agree with him. I'll reconsider next year if this nonsense remains and I'm a regular attender.
http://gp-url.com/1944Sep
I think that any racer will not be happy if they can only drive at 70 - 80% of what they and/or the car is capable of, in my view these fragile tyres are making a mockery of the sport!
It didn't seem to be a problem in Montreal
Jensen thinks this go slow Pirelli racing is responsible for poor Silverstone ticket sales and I have to say I agree with him. I'll reconsider next year if this nonsense remains and I'm a regular attender.
http://gp-url.com/1944Sep
I think that any racer will not be happy if they can only drive at 70 - 80% of what they and/or the car is capable of, in my view these fragile tyres are making a mockery of the sport!
It didn't seem to be a problem in Montreal
One race out of seven that drivers were able to give it full beans, I would say it's the exception to the rule, wouldn't you?
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Seriously though it is a problem, and as a spectator I can imagine that you'd struggle to know what's going on with people's strategies and who's being passed where and why, with only your limited view of the track and no pit stop context.
Thinking about it, it might be very hard to follow a race now, with these tyres.
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