- 18 Apr 11, 21:49#252106
Vettel led the race for most of it, but was on the wrong strategy it seems. At the start the tyres would've been in roughly equal conditions.
Hmm, Monza last year I think Vettel made up some positions by going very long on the options? Sliverstone last year as well.
Let's put some oil to the fire! Vettel is better!
Better at what? Winning from pole in clean air?
Vettel can't even dream doing what Mark did.
This keeps coming up, Vettel's so good at qualifying, it seems rare that he needs to. So there isn't a lot of evidence to go on, admittedly his moves on Button and Webber last year at Spa and Turkey respectively were f-ups, but not representative of making your way throught the pack.
Taking into account the situation with tyres, kers and DRS I think its only fair to compare within this season with drivers making their way through the field.
My point is a lot of drivers can do what Seb does,maybe not as good but still.
What Lewis has done throughout his short career,and Alonso as well even tho he's been in F1 for ten years,Vettel hasn't shown.
Yesterday was a perfect example,after losing 1st on the start he was close to Lewis but never challenged,even on a faster car. Now if that was Lewis in the RB7 he would have been on a full on attack.
It just seems to me that Vettel's races are fully run from pitwall,and he looks like a puppet waiting for someone to tell him what to do when he's not leading.
Vettel led the race for most of it, but was on the wrong strategy it seems. At the start the tyres would've been in roughly equal conditions.
Hmm, Monza last year I think Vettel made up some positions by going very long on the options? Sliverstone last year as well.