Formula 1 2010
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Anonymous
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The way the new part of the track looks it could break Micheal after the race.
They are already looking to make them all stop twice in the race from the next race onwards to improve the action and not make it a race to look after tyres.
I felt let down as I thought the grid was closer matched but it seems the gap is huge and only Ferrari and rbr are able to fight. It could also be due to this track being so long.
I felt let down as I thought the grid was closer matched but it seems the gap is huge and only Ferrari and rbr are able to fight. It could also be due to this track being so long.
Smithy
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I'm hoping that each car performs vastly differently in different conditions. At the moment though, I see it as being Alonso Vettel and Massa fighting for the title, Hamilton Rosberg Webber Button Schumacher fighting for midtable, Renault, Sauber and Force India just finishing and the new teams finding it a success to finish the season.
Slayed
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How rubbish was that? Almost the world's most boring race.
I watch F1 to see the world's top drivers push themselves to the limit, not drive like grannies. Bad bad decision to take away the refuelling, it's changed from a sprint to a marathon now, and marathons are boring to watch.
I watch F1 to see the world's top drivers push themselves to the limit, not drive like grannies. Bad bad decision to take away the refuelling, it's changed from a sprint to a marathon now, and marathons are boring to watch.
robbeal
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Martyn said:
Is it not being shown on 'proper' tv? Rubbish, I was going to suggest watching that!
Also, the 'new' Sakhir circuit didn't help racing did it? It just made things even more dull and long. Hopefully things'll be a bit more interesting in Melbourne in a couple of weeks. People'll be developing continually over the season, from the new teams through to the top teams, so it should hopefully get a bit closer and more interesting. Its probably between Alonso & Seb though.
All this track tested was traction no longer areo so maybe things are not as spread out as they seemed.
Regarding the fuel loads. I remember races in the 80's and 90's and they had no problems giving action. The problems these days are the tracks, cars and tyres. Look what happened as soon as Alonso closed in he had to back off had Vettel not had a problem Alonso would have never challenged him even though his car was faster.
If they bring the 2 pit stop rule in it will be better but it should not be needed really.
The RBR car and the Ferrari are the best cars out there, but on race pace the Mclaren is not that far off in the hands of Lewis.
Button was a big let down tbh I thought he would be closer than that to Lewis.
Regarding the fuel loads. I remember races in the 80's and 90's and they had no problems giving action. The problems these days are the tracks, cars and tyres. Look what happened as soon as Alonso closed in he had to back off had Vettel not had a problem Alonso would have never challenged him even though his car was faster.
If they bring the 2 pit stop rule in it will be better but it should not be needed really.
The RBR car and the Ferrari are the best cars out there, but on race pace the Mclaren is not that far off in the hands of Lewis.
Button was a big let down tbh I thought he would be closer than that to Lewis.