Lolphil1993 wrote:Sebastian Vettel will get a 5 place grid penalty for changing his gearbox (because of the introduction of the new car)
Bourdais is much better than Vettel.
Lolphil1993 wrote:Sebastian Vettel will get a 5 place grid penalty for changing his gearbox (because of the introduction of the new car)
Ok thats clear thnx.xyneid wrote:It's not top speed, it's sector times. In Spain and Turkey, Ferrari drivers' times were better than Maccas at last sector of both circuits, which can be assumed to resemble with the turns in Monaco and if you remember the Turkish GP press conference, tha same were asked to Hamilton:HamiltonF1 wrote:Uhm tell me where did you get that information from because they where the best on topspeed but in slow corners they weren't the best so just caurious.
But of course that doesn't mean anything. Sector times have nothing to do with a whole lap time in Monaco. It can be a indicatior nonetheless. I know you are a strong fan but objectiveness is the most enjoyable thing while judging issues and mattersQ: When you were really quick with relatively light fuel it was sector three you were losing ground to the Ferraris, or not gaining ground. Is that a worry going into Monte Carlo?
LH: I don’t see it as a worry. In Barcelona, the last sector which was all the tight corners, they were a little bit quicker than us there. It was the same here with the last three corners on the straight where they seemed to take quite a lot out of us. We are going to go back and try to understand exactly why and keep pushing to improve. I have no doubts that we can do that.
Thats bad. I was expecting the Toro Rosso to throw some surprises and upset the parent team Red Bull !! Hope they beat them on track in Monaco !phil1993 wrote:Sebastian Vettel will get a 5 place grid penalty for changing his gearbox (because of the introduction of the new car)
will only have 10 lapsAzShadow wrote: If the opening GP was a mayhem, just imagine how it will be like in Monaco's wet track without TC.