2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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dans79
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Re: 2018 Australian Grand Prix - Melbourne, 22 -25 March

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Moose wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:00
I don't think I'd put Haas up there yet - only GUT seems to be able to get the car to do anything, and even then they only matched McLaren on SS when they were on US.
Unless i missed something, I assume you mean GRO, not GUT right?
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My gut feeling is that Merc are dominant.
"Sebastian there's very, you're a member of a very select few.. Stewart, Lauda, Piquet, Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Fangio.. VETTEL!"

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Schuttelberg wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:10
My gut feeling is that Merc are dominant.
I am getting the feeling that redbull is the surprise... Ferrari may be delegated to third. But it’s FP2. I’m hoping with every fibre of my being that I’m wrong.

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JPBD1990 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:22
Schuttelberg wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:10
My gut feeling is that Merc are dominant.
I am getting the feeling that redbull is the surprise... Ferrari may be delegated to third. But it’s FP2. I’m hoping with every fibre of my being that I’m wrong.
RedBull and McLaren in relative terms.

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Ferrari only 3rd on the ultra, then a very steady cool down lap definitely suggests a quali sim. Concerning. Here’s hoping redbull is closer to merc then.

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The difference between compounds seem very small.

Oh Pirelli...

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Sevach wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:42
The difference between compounds seem very small.

Oh Pirelli...
Seems Toto wasn't bluffing too much about that in pre season testing.

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Session stoppped. Transponder wire has come loose at the start/finish line.

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Green light.

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So, if it was said Mr. Smug, who would it refer to?

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Great to see the Honda engines going OK, even if it is relative to the "rest"

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00:54 Raikkonen/Bottas get a stewards summons over that Turn 3 incident earlier that ended with Bottas skating through the gravel.
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dans79 wrote:
23 Mar 2018, 07:55
00:54 Raikkonen/Bottas get a stewards summons over that Turn 3 incident earlier that ended with Bottas skating through the gravel.
Kimi was off the racing line, Bottas braked too late and missed the turn in, maybe if Kimi wasn't there he wouldn't need to go through the gravel, but Kimi did nothing wrong.

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Just look at this abomination :lol: :lol:

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Who the f... though it was a good idea to still use shoulder cam :lol: I'd honestly like to meet that person.

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Anyone have long run lap times/averages?