2011 Malaysian Grand Prix Discussion
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Discuss. I think it's just the drivers whining again.
Discuss. I think it's just the drivers whining again.
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Wizzie wrote:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/90580
Discuss. I think it's just the drivers whining again.
Personally I think the polesitter should be allowed to choose what side of the track they start on, with everyone else lining up accordingly.
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yea like lane choice in drag racing
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Wizzie wrote:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/90580
Discuss. I think it's just the drivers whining again.
It's Suzuka 1990 all over again. People are just hating on Seb and Redbull because they're fast.
IMO, race #2 is critical for deciding the driver's world championship title. If Hamilton gets out in front, Vettel should plow into the back of him to prove a point!
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nome66 wrote:yea like lane choice in drag racing
Agreed.
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McDuck wrote:Wizzie wrote:http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/90580
Discuss. I think it's just the drivers whining again.
It's Suzuka 1990 all over again. People are just hating on Seb and Redbull because they're fast.
IMO, race #2 is critical for deciding the driver's world championship title. If Hamilton gets out in front, Vettel should plow into the back of him to prove a point!
I'm not sure if Seb had a say in the decision but it seems like other drivers were complaining about the marbles.
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Wizzie wrote:I'm not sure if Seb had a say in the decision but it seems like other drivers were complaining about the marbles.
More the reason for Seb to embrace this semi-apparent conspiracy theory against him and ACT like a world champion.
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Rain, rain and more rain.
Radar images of the past 12 hours is interesting to say the least and the forecasts are just as interesting to see.
Radar images of the past 12 hours is interesting to say the least and the forecasts are just as interesting to see.
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...and why exactly can't the teams use DRS in the rain?
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Cynon wrote:...and why exactly can't the teams use DRS in the rain?
Safety reasons. The significant loss of rear downforce the DRS causes might cause a loss of control which could prove costly. We've already seen what it can do in the dry if you don't tread carefully.
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Cynon wrote:...and why exactly can't the teams use DRS in the rain?
Imagine someone doing what Sutil did in Australia... except with water on the track. And part of the reasoning by the FIA was the increased closing speeds between cars (especially ones on different types of tyres).
EDIT: Or in simple terms what Peter said
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So far, everything has dropped neatly into the puzzle.
- HRT's qualified
- Rain is possible
Now, will they try to start the race on inter/wet tyres if it starts raining like it did in Nürburgring 4 years ago? Will we get another red flag? Will Maldonado mess up his pit entry again? Will Rubens hit Rosberg again?
So many questions!
- HRT's qualified
- Rain is possible
Now, will they try to start the race on inter/wet tyres if it starts raining like it did in Nürburgring 4 years ago? Will we get another red flag? Will Maldonado mess up his pit entry again? Will Rubens hit Rosberg again?
So many questions!
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Shizuka wrote:Will Maldonado make it to the end of the first lap without hitting anything?
Fixed
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Wizzie wrote:Shizuka wrote:Will Maldonado make it to the end of the first lap without hitting anything?
Fixed
The answer is: this
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I'm pleasantly surprised that HRT have a DRS, and I'm extremely happy they qualified so easily. Kudos to them, I really need to get some merchandise.
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Missing Person:
Last seen in 2009.
Last seen in 2009.
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Rain expected in the next ten minutes - getting interesting.
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ADx_Wales wrote:Missing Person:
Last seen in 2009.
Missing person has been found just a few kms from the circuit.
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Four, to be exact. DRS disabled!
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Shizuka wrote:Four, to be exact. DRS disabled!
DRS is always disabled at the start.
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Wizzie wrote:ADx_Wales wrote:Missing Person:
Last seen in 2009.
Missing person has been found just a few kms from the circuit.
Thats not him thats his wider duller less interesting cousin.
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Brilliant start by Renault. Terrible one by Webber.
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Well Mark, that's going to be a tough race for you.
EDIT: Williams you fail again.
EDIT: Williams you fail again.
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Williams are fast heading for ROTY contention at this rate.
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Both Ferraris have jumped ahead of Petrov. Rain in 5-10 minutes according to Mercedes but none for next 30 according to Ferrari.
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KERS fail for Webber. Are the conspiracy theorists standing up?
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Kobayashi did take his place back so easy due to that.
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Kobayashi showing why he is so damn epic.
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bring on the rain!!!
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Heidfeld may have had a great start but he's just ruined the battle for the lead, just like Hulkenberg in Brazil, if your going to be good, do it for the entire race, unless Renault engine supply links are helping Red Bull. Another conspiracy theory.
Rain aint coming, this race is now dead.
Rain aint coming, this race is now dead.
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If it starts raining Webber may as well park it.
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S951 wrote:bring on the rain!!!
Yes!
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LOL, Hamilton's tachometer froze at 100 kmph for twenty or so seconds.
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rain baby rain he's here!
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Kobayashi drove around the outside of Schumacher while Hamilton pitted!
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Hamilton's saying it started raining. Let the fun begin.
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That was a nice double pass from Lewis, I gotta admit.
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Karthikeyan out while Perez goes around the outside of Alguersuari.
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15 Laps for Narain i believe, thats good considering Melbourne.
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