It was weird because the fronts were covered until the last second. Possibly overheating the rears?NathanOlder wrote:They have an out lap to get the temps right id guess.
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Lewis Hamilton took the victory at Monza during the 69th Italian Grand Prix after he collided with his title rival Sebastian Vettel on the first lap. The Briton extended his lead in the championship to 32 points.
It was weird because the fronts were covered until the last second. Possibly overheating the rears?NathanOlder wrote:They have an out lap to get the temps right id guess.
They don't run rake like the other teams and they have very good downforce at the rears, so this is their way of managing the temps. They've done this for several grands prix.
Ah okSierra117 wrote:They don't run rake like the other teams and they have very good downforce at the rears, so this is their way of managing the temps. They've done this for several grands prix.
Yes for Kimi to win that is the only way....Phil wrote: ↑02 Sep 2018, 13:08I personally think it would be good for Kimi if somehow Hamilton found a way to slot into second after the start. That way, they would have to give Kimi the best possible chance, also to help Vettel minimize the loss.
If Ferrari are running 1-2, i cant see them allowing Kimi to take the win. Understandabily with the WDC at stake, but it would be such a shame for F1 i think.
Kimi had a purple S3, I can assure you that those people are not the brightest bunch in the society.
I agree but which line is used for time meassure?
Mostly cloudy but dry.siskue2005 wrote: ↑02 Sep 2018, 13:21Thunderstorms predicted before the race start..... anyone know the current status?
Weird, because by asking that in this context it would put you in the same boat as them.
Ha I can see where this confusion came from. F1 youtube channel initially uploaded the pole onboard with the timing via the wrong start/finish line. They've deleted that and uploaded the fixed pole onboard.
When did he held the team responsible?NathanOlder wrote: ↑02 Sep 2018, 13:55Apparently rain starting to fall in the paddock. But sun is still shinning
And after seeing vettel and kimi's final laps from Q3, the gap between Vettel and Kimi was about 1 second smaller than the gap between Vettel and Hamilton. So Vettel screwed his own chance to be the perfect distance from the car in front. Only has his self to blame yet it appeared he held the team responsible