
Esteban Gutierrez 21 Support
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Re: Esteban Gutierrez 21 Support
When I read this I thought like...


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Re: Esteban Gutierrez 21 Support
When they had the pit shot of Esteban Gutierrez where he threw his gloves in frustration... the dude has skinny legs. 

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Re: Esteban Gutierrez 21 Support
He wasn't too happy, Also noticed he wears glasses, they did looked a bit nerdy though.
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Re: Esteban Gutierrez 21 Support
OnStaff wrote:Shanghai, a very technical track
The Formula 1 World Championship stays in Asia for Round 3, moving on to China. “It’s a very different circuit to the one in Malaysia, both in terms of its technical characteristics and when it comes to the weather,” says Esteban Gutierrez, Scuderia Ferrari’s third driver.
“Shanghai has many fast corners, such as turn 1, that leads on to the long finish straight. This, along with the fact that usually, it’s quite cool in Shanghai, means the tyres are made to work in a very different way when compared to Sepang. In fact, in Malaysia, we benefited from the fact our tyres had very low degradation in the high temperatures. However, in China, the track surface will be much cooler and there are some very heavy braking points: at the end of the long straight, you actually have to decelerate from 330 km/h down to 60 in around 120 metres.
It’s definitely a good passing opportunity, but if you don’t have a well-balanced car, then you can suffer from tyre graining after just a few laps. “I think it will be a harder race than Malaysia for us,” concludes Esteban. “But, all the same, we hope to be able to reduce the gap still further to our competitors and to make the most of our current potential with both our cars. China is a very important market for Ferrari road cars and we want to do well in front of the many Prancing Horse owners and fans there.”
