Webber has been closing in on Vettel the last few laps, as everyone else actually but I suspect Vettel's tyres will be in a better condition in a few laps time.
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Webber has been closing in on Vettel the last few laps, as everyone else actually but I suspect Vettel's tyres will be in a better condition in a few laps time.
Isn't it because the race conditions might mean other drivers need to come in? If that's the case then giving him a drive-through would impinge on other drivers. With a stop and go he can get out of the way and be in his pit lane. Either way, it was an avoidable collision.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
Kobayashi will get the same treatment.
Kobayashi. :lol: Loses a place and then goes ultra aggressive to get it back again. :bow: And now he has his stop-go pelanty.
You might be right, but then all collisions are avoidable, thing is he lost the back in the wet...I'd say these things happen especially in the wet.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Not all are avoidable, in racing terms. On this one Kobayashi was on the dry race line, or at least going on to it. It doesn't matter now, Kobayashi got the same treatment for a different incident.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
Brilliant move from Alonso to go back ahead of Hamilton. It was a brilliant move from Hamilton to go ahead a while ago, in fairness.
Kobayashi has had an engine failure by the looks of it.
BBC team didn't think he'd be punished and thought it was harsh, as soon as I heard Mansell was there I knew it would be a penalty, he hates Schumacher.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
Coulthard said it was Schumacher's fault, I think Brundle agrees but does consider it harsh. Mansel only makes up one part of the stewards and Kobayashi received the same punishment.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
Buemi's rear tyre has gone somewhere.
A pit fuck up from Red Bull, Alonso and Hamilton are ahead of Vettel now. Webber is in fourth too.