BradFerrari

“Fall in viewers was explained by more people watching F1 via tablets and other devices.”
I’m not sure everyone has access to such a service, including myself. If only F1 had some kind of paid official live […]

F1 needs to adopt an online streaming service like MotoGP. It’s reasonably priced with access to achieved races dating back to 1992.

2010?

Love them all. :)

It should bring a small aero benefit by streamlining the step and reducing the airflow disruption it caused.

Kimi on twitter? Maybe when pigs fly…

How could Alonso be more brave tactic wise? He had to start on the mediums where Perez had freedom over which tyres to start on. He came in at the right time, any longer he would have lost positions.

I do the same. But it’s a shame we don’t get any practice coverage in Australia.

Totally agree with your comments.

Agreed, I would like to have seen what the two Saubers could have achieved.

I think F1 needs Pirelli much more than Pirelli needs F1. I don’t think people should criticise Pirelli because they could end up leaving then what will we do?

I for one think Pirelli deserves more credit for […]

Red Bull exceeded the recommended camber settings advised by Pirelli at Spa last year. New regulations were bought in for the Monza making Pirelli’s camber limits were mandatory.

Thanks for clearing that up. :)

How can you call that boring?? Didn’t you feel the suspense or tension?

Those were Mark Webber’s quotes:

Webber said: “It was a very intense, tricky session for the drivers and engineers. It was a challenge for us. Sometimes to be in seventh gear wasn’t possible, to use the Kers […]

You have to remember they broadcast the same feed trackside on the superscreens. Hence, it’s fair to say the british fans want to see their drivers.

I’m sure they do the same for every top driver at their home […]