Lewis Hamilton controlled the Spanish Grand Prix from start to finish, carving a comfortable gap to the competition early on in the race as a basis for victory. Valtteri Bottas finished second while Max Verstappen completes the podium for Red Bull Racing.
He had a spin under VSCJust_a_fan wrote: ↑13 May 2018, 16:40Don't understand Ric. He's miles behind and putting in new lap record laps. Why is he so far back from Ver/Vet? Did I miss something?
Because I can't think of choosing anyone else.
Ah, that makes sesne. Thanks.
Unfortunately that tyre cloud would dampen that choice.
lol dreaming, special thanks to Pirelli + Barcelona is Merc Track, Ferrari will be back next racehollowBallistix wrote: ↑13 May 2018, 16:44Dare say they had the pace in Australia to do the same, but tried to manage a bit too much which cost them the race.
Today, they’ve just put the hammer down & not tried to manage the gap
Australia is being overrated way too much. Mercedes was the fastest car there, yes, and they (in particular Hamilton) managed the tyres well, yes, but firstly Australia is such a unique track and secondly Ferrari was way off understanding their car yet.hollowBallistix wrote: ↑13 May 2018, 16:44Dare say they had the pace in Australia to do the same, but tried to manage a bit too much which cost them the race.
Today, they’ve just put the hammer down & not tried to manage the gap
Oh I forgot about him!Just_a_fan wrote:Surely anyone wanting a "neutral" DotD would go with Magnusson. A very lonely but competent 6th place.
Juzh wrote:Shittiest race since 2017 abu dhabi I must say.
