Re: The best bits of the 2010 season
Posted: 24 Nov 2010, 14:46
McLaren & Ferrari tussled over 2nd best all year. RB were fastest but for Canada & Monza. Canada McLaren were best, in Italy Ferrari were best.
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yes because the FIA made it illegal afterwards. The rules clearly say that you can attack after the safety car line when the safety car comes in and that's what Schumacher did. But for some reason they had to punish him.mikhailv wrote: And I had to laugh at that overtake video number 7. It was an illegal overtake....
Well ross brawns wrong. Marshals still waved yellow flags over the line, yellow flags equal no overtaking for the end of the race. Stewards examined the incident following the race and deemed that Schumacher had broken regulations that state that drivers can't overtake if the race ends when the Safety Car has been deployed – with the Safety Car returning to the pits and the drivers then taking the chequered flag in the order they were running.Eric_Cartman wrote:yes because the FIA made it illegal afterwards. The rules clearly say that you can attack after the safety car line when the safety car comes in and that's what Schumacher did. But for some reason they had to punish him.mikhailv wrote: And I had to laugh at that overtake video number 7. It was an illegal overtake....
just watch, how Ross Brawn complains it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQerOq_7DcA
Agreed.phil1993 wrote:McLaren & Ferrari tussled over 2nd best all year. RB were fastest but for Canada & Monza. Canada McLaren were best, in Italy Ferrari were best.
There were no marshals waving yellow flags & the lights were greenmikhailv wrote:Well ross brawns wrong. Marshals still waved yellow flags over the line, yellow flags equal no overtaking for the end of the race. Stewards examined the incident following the race and deemed that Schumacher had broken regulations that state that drivers can't overtake if the race ends when the Safety Car has been deployed – with the Safety Car returning to the pits and the drivers then taking the chequered flag in the order they were running.
So, schumacher was in the wron. simple as. Not an overtake. it was illegal. just like his time in testing the pirellis.
Really? I thought it finished under yellow flag conditions....phil1993 wrote:There were no marshals waving yellow flags & the lights were greenmikhailv wrote:Well ross brawns wrong. Marshals still waved yellow flags over the line, yellow flags equal no overtaking for the end of the race. Stewards examined the incident following the race and deemed that Schumacher had broken regulations that state that drivers can't overtake if the race ends when the Safety Car has been deployed – with the Safety Car returning to the pits and the drivers then taking the chequered flag in the order they were running.
So, schumacher was in the wron. simple as. Not an overtake. it was illegal. just like his time in testing the pirellis.
Well, Bahrein obviously a Ferrari 1-2, but I don't know if McLaren were faster in Australia, China: wrong strategy by Ferrari? From Silverstone/Valencia on Ferrari had the better car. Spain was McLaren, then Monaco Ferrari were stronger and then Turkey where McLaren scored another 1-2...mikhailv wrote:Mclaren were better in australia, china, canada as you say, spain and generally the first half of the season joost.
Every track a Red Bull trackphil1993 wrote:Yeah, McLaren were bad everywhere there were bumps: Bahrain, Monaco, Singapore and places where the tracks were short, twisty turns (Hungary). They were better than Ferrari on fast flowing circuits (Istanbul, Spa) but Red Bull were superior still!
Good observation. Its almost expected with the machinery and his skills but still awesome.phil1993 wrote:Vettel's qualifying record was outstanding: 1, 1, 3, 1, 2, 3, 3, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 4, 6, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1. Only twice out of the top three. Wow.