Alonso quickest at Hockenheim as rain returns

9 comments on “Alonso quickest at Hockenheim as rain returns”

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   Eggry (@eggry)
   21st July 2012, 11:10

   Again the gap between the option and the prime looks little…another the option=necessary evil weekend?
   I can’t calculate exact pole time for prediction championship, it’s too changeable. Well, at least it’s almost certain that the race would be dry, so there’s no compromised or gamble setup this weekend. Just need sweet balancing…
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      Younger Hamii (@younger-hamii)
      21st July 2012, 11:28

      Interesting because we saw that with Fernando & Jenson at Silverstone in FP3 as well. Nice to see Sauber & Williams in the mix too, hope the conditions remain constant for quali, though it’s probably unlikely, If you ask me I think we’ve had enough rain shadowing practice & qualifying to an extent.
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   BasCB (@bascb)
   21st July 2012, 11:13

   Its nice that everyone now got a bit of time to see what their new bits do. But its hard to tell who is fast and who isn’t with the varying time when they set their fastest laps.

   I just hope it won’t be too wet in the afternoon, only a bit slippery. And see some superb slippery track driving in qualifying! A Regenmeister pole would be apt here wouldn’t it :-)
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      Eggry (@eggry)
      21st July 2012, 11:16

      Schumacher’s pole would be welcomed by everyone. I’m not sure about Vettel though! :D
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         BasCB (@bascb)
         21st July 2012, 11:28

         Vettel will have an off, damage the car and bring it home in 9th or 10th.
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      AndrewTanner (@andrewtanner)
      21st July 2012, 11:34

      @bascb Correct regarding the different times the fastest laps were set. Different tyres in the mix also doesn’t help understand just what’s going on. I would like a dry qualifying if I’m honest, wanna see where Caterham and McLaren are!
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   Nickpkr234
   21st July 2012, 11:13

   where can I see Buttoms interview of what happen in the car that feel so nice and is great and how confortable he is to WDC ?

   Good job Perez
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      Prisoner Monkeys (@prisoner-monkeys)
      21st July 2012, 11:18

      where can I see Buttoms interview of what happen in the car that feel so nice and is great and how confortable he is to WDC ?

      I’m having a little trouble understanding exactly what you mean by this, but I think the gist of it is that you are criticising Button for claiming he is comfortable in the car and can get back into the championship fight, only to set the slowest time of the session?

      If so, I suggest you re-read the article. Keith makes it pretty clear that Button did not emerge from the pits until late in the session, and by the time he did so, adverse weather had set in, thus limiting his ability to set a competitive lap time. He ran wide – as many other drivers did – on what was set to be his fastest lap, thereby casting him to the bottom of the pile by the end of the session.
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         james2488 (@james2488)
         21st July 2012, 11:59

         equally the fact that JB is bottom suggest there are other variables that have affected his time, at the same time JB is just not gd enough with a unbalanced car, when he has the perfect car he is great, when theres a problem u might as well put luca badoer in for a session, therefore he will never to a great driver until he finds away to do well whatever he has got, like alonso

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