- 04 Oct 14, 06:38#419210
I think they should move the race back 1 hour at least.
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I think they should move the race back 1 hour at least.
I think they should move the race back 1 hour at least.
The problem is will people really get up at 3/4 for the race? Shifting it away from typhoon season is the logical choice
I think they should move the race back 1 hour at least.
The problem is will people really get up at 3/4 for the race? Shifting it away from typhoon season is the logical choice
I would even if it would be a pain, I used to get up at 3/4AM for the Australian GP and have sometimes done that for FP's too. I'd rather see that than a 2 hour procession behind the SC
Maybe its high time for goddamn FIA to move this track to a different date where we have no bother with stupid weather issues like this.
They need to. Its stupid to schedule a race on the same date where typhoons keep occurring
I am annoyed with myself, I was that excited about the driver signings that I logged onto Autosport with out thinking that qualifying has already been on. Outcome I know who is on pole and I have not watched it... so angry with myself.
2 tenths is a big gap, if its a dry race Rosberg is in control.
Hopefully we get a race tomorrow and not just a stupid Safety Car drive around.
2 tenths is a big gap, if its a dry race Rosberg is in control.
Hopefully we get a race tomorrow and not just a stupid Safety Car drive around.
2 tenths is not representative as Lewis messed up the whole lap despite a cracking sector time. No need to worry about his pace. As long as there is actual racing without a safety car the rain etc is statistically much better for Lewis than Nico this season. Ni8co has had no answers for Lewis in wet or changeable conditions. I would be praying for dry weather if I was Nico - however that would mean more chance of Lewis attacking him on track and you can overtake here
2 tenths is a big gap, if its a dry race Rosberg is in control.
Hopefully we get a race tomorrow and not just a stupid Safety Car drive around.
2 tenths is not representative as Lewis messed up the whole lap despite a cracking sector time. No need to worry about his pace. As long as there is actual racing without a safety car the rain etc is statistically much better for Lewis than Nico this season. Ni8co has had no answers for Lewis in wet or changeable conditions. I would be praying for dry weather if I was Nico - however that would mean more chance of Lewis attacking him on track and you can overtake here
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