David-A

Like every other race.

Monza isn’t Hamilton’s best track. Hungary, Canada, USA and Britain are better tracks for him.

In 2008, his chances were ended in qualifying where he was 15th, way off teammate Kovalainen who was 2nd. 2010, he […]

Monza isn’t his best track. Hungary, Canada, USA and Britain are better tracks for him.

In 2008, hischanxeswere ended in qualifying where he was 15th, way off teammate Kovalainen who was 2nd. 2010, he o […]

That article is wrong though because it never measures Webber’s inferior speed etc.
FTFY

@xiasitlo
But the race that followed Vettel’s 2015 Malaysia win was actually China. So it’s odd that you cherrypick Bahrain for your pressure claims. It was hardly an “iconic” race.

Brawn mightn’t have been […]

@xiasitlo Funny you talk about SV not handling pressure then you use Bahrain 2015, not Malaysia or Hungary (Mercedes were also dominant that year and Vettel didn’t have a realistic shot at the title) and you talk […]

“Honestly, what are we doing, racing or ping-pong?”

@hahostolze
So Daniel Ricciardo being P6 is correct on the basis that Verstappen has lost results through mechanical issues. Yet Raikkonen should have won a race where he closed on his teammate due to Vettel […]

@robbie
LH/FA = fasten your seatbelts we’ve GOT to see this, and Ferrari who? Seb who?
It won’t quite be “Seb who?” if he wins the title ahead of LH/FA, like Raikkonen did ;)

@thegrapeunwashed
Maybe Kimi thinking he could beat Vettel with “minimum fuss” was his error. Of course he was racing his teammate, Vettel was 2nd and in DRS range looking to win. KR had 30+ laps to build a gap […]

@thegrapeunwashed
Well maybe trying thinking you can beat Vettel with “minimum fuss” was Raikkonen’s mistake. Of course he was racing his teammate, Vettel was 2nd and in DRS range looking to win. KR had 30+ laps […]

@adhyra
KR lost the race because 1) he failed to build a gap in clear air, and 2) didn’t keep pace in his ultrasofts. If he did build a gap, Vettel wouldn’t have been able to pull off an overcut. If he kept pace […]

@frasier -Vettel is a multiple world champion and is German, so of course they would want him or Alonso if available, and they were willing to take the risk. Who overrates SV by the way? Of course, Vettel is […]

Despite Kimi getting pole in Monaco, having a good start and making no mistakes, Ferrari still gave Vettel a chance to get ahead of his team mate by means of strategy.
Unless you pit both cars on the same lap […]

Good point @pyon , and one mistake could leave someone vulnerable to being passed by more cars.

I’d probably move Verstappen behind the 2 Mercs and swap him with Ricciardo.

I’d probably swap Ricciardo and Verstappen.

Good point @bleu
@celicadion23 There was also that race which allowed Minardi to gain 7 points in 2005 (18 under the current system).

@offdutyrockstar
Unlike yesterday, in “multi-21” there wasn’t an opportunity to pass a car that was ahead of the 2 Red Bulls. In fact their team orders threatened their 1-2 as Hamilton undercut the already held […]

The reason Kimi has not had 2 wins this year is because Ferrari unlike Mercedes do not seem to want to let their drivers race each other, god forbid that Seb should be beaten by his team mate in a straight […]