It's a Tilkedrome, so this will tell us a lot more about the running order than Australia did.
Hoping Kimi puts it together again and the Lotus maintains its edge; higher temps should play into its hand, but it's a completely different kind of circuit.
The interesting team to watch this weekend will be McLaren; by all reports, it sounds like they may be prepared to go back to last year's car if they don't put it together this weekend.
Why no Alonso? That guy can flat ass drive! I don't much care who wins, I just want to see a good close race with some excitement!
I can't stand that whiney poon. While many drivers will admit to being out driven, Alonso ALWAYS just claims its the cars fault for being too slow. That may work for a slower team...but he's in a Ferrari!
The interesting team to watch this weekend will be McLaren; by all reports, it sounds like they may be prepared to go back to last year's car if they don't put it together this weekend.
they should have never messed with it. just needed to sure up the fuel pump issue and possibly the transmission in terms of reliability and they would have won last year seeing as they already fixed their biggest downfall: the pitstop disasters.
it gonna rain therefore the race will give the underdogs a chance.
Rain indeed will be the equalizer here. No telling what the running order will be like in the rain.
they should have never messed with it. just needed to sure up the fuel pump issue and possibly the transmission in terms of reliability and they would have won last year seeing as they already fixed their biggest downfall: the pitstop disasters.
We'll see. It's apparently still a consideration for Malaysia, too.
On the other hand, Mercedes handled the same situation brilliantly. Nico seemed unhappy, what with the "Remember this" line he said to Brawn, but it was done correctly.
I don't think webber will let this slide. I also don't see them being teammates much longer.
he is the #2 driver on the #1 team. he will be taking a serious departure going to any other team next year unless he is okay with being the #1 driver on a lesser team with no real chance at outright race victories.
you maybe right though, it's been a talking point the past 2 years already. if anything could be considered a tipping point, then it would be this, though the team is saying everything correct.
he is the #2 driver on the #1 team. he will be taking a serious departure going to any other team next year unless he is okay with being the number 1 driver on a lesser team with no real chance at outright race victories.
Doesn't have a chance at an outright race victory right now. He was faster than Seb, abided by team orders and was punished for it.
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