Following lengthy investigations among the race stewards, Daniel Ricciardo has been disqualified from the Australian Grand Prix as the FIA's technical delegate found his RB10 using too much fuel during today's race.
To finish 1st, you have to finish first...el-Magico wrote:
It is a little depressing. Given Rosbergs pace had both cars proven reliable it should have been an easy 1 - 2 for Mercedes. He's easily got a second a lap over the rest of the field.
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Update on @LewisHamilton: We were forced to retire his car due to a misfiring cylinder.
Always the same with these Hamilton-fanboys... Always getting personal...Helios wrote:
To say smart things, you have to be smart first.
And Brundle responding like he agreedrifrafs2kees wrote:First time I've heard Ted talk nonsense...no spark plugs..
Or rather not responding to the nonsense Ted talk..
Massively under powered. No power from the battery at all according to his post retirement interview.mnmracer wrote:Any word on what happened to Vettel? Tuned in a little later, but 16 seconds off the pace before he retired seemed utterly ridiculous.
Turns out the car really is important, eh?mnmracer wrote:Any word on what happened to Vettel? Tuned in a little later, but 16 seconds off the pace before he retired seemed utterly ridiculous.
This forum would be so much nicer if discussions were based on things actually said, not imaginedbhallg2k wrote:Turns out the car really is important, eh?mnmracer wrote:Any word on what happened to Vettel? Tuned in a little later, but 16 seconds off the pace before he retired seemed utterly ridiculous.
Yeah, I started second guessing myself like "what did I miss about the new engines??" bravo boys... direct injection, no spark.rifrafs2kees wrote:First time I've heard Ted talk nonsense...no spark plugs..
