- 01 Mar 14, 20:39#393289
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
He could still dry hump her 
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
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Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 

LRW wrote:I think he should name it "Typical Female". Because it's being so temperamental and such hard work .....


spankyham wrote:Either we have already seen Ferrari doing q runs and didn't realise itMore likely to be the latter, since i read that in the 2nd test their long run pace was comparable to Mercedes (think they were on average 0.2s a lap down)
OR
They haven't done any (and don't look like they are going to do any today)
I hope it's the later of those two options
spankyham wrote:Either we have already seen Ferrari doing q runs and didn't realise itThe eternal optimist
OR
They haven't done any (and don't look like they are going to do any today)
I hope it's the later of those two options

CookinFlat6 wrote:From a selfish perspective I'd just love to see them do some q setups and 3 lap runs clearly pushing the limits. But I don't think that is going to happen.spankyham wrote:Either we have already seen Ferrari doing q runs and didn't realise itThe eternal optimist
OR
They haven't done any (and don't look like they are going to do any today)
I hope it's the later of those two options
The fastest Ferrari laps so far have been very consistently in the mid 35s - 35.4 ish with both drivers within tenths of each other on various days. That indicates a limit of some sort.
However only Merc and Williams have done 33s. So its not Ferrari slowness more like Merc and Williams finding something special
However it could be Ferrari have been running with a disadvantage of some sort that they will unleash today. But that wouldnt be fair on Kimi who spent time looking for an optimum setup


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