Singapore, maybe Korea. You have long straights (ferrari suffers from max. speed), and you have tehnical slow corners on both tracks, where you need good traction, and good accelaration from slow corners.Teechnical wrote:Do me a favour please. Can you list the next tracks out of the 9 which wont say flatter the Ferrari.
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Top speed was fine in Hockenheim - i don't think this is an issue for Ferrari any longer.Neno wrote:Singapore, maybe Korea. You have long straights (ferrari suffers from max. speed), and you have tehnical slow corners on both tracks, where you need good traction, and good accelaration from slow corners.Teechnical wrote:Do me a favour please. Can you list the next tracks out of the 9 which wont say flatter the Ferrari.
Thanks.
Spa should be one of the strongest tracks for Ferrari with so many medium and high speed corners and changeable weather.Pierce89 wrote:Spa is the only track I see giving them any real problems.Teechnical wrote:Do me a favour please. Can you list the next tracks out of the 9 which wont say flatter the Ferrari.
Thanks.
Agreed, I see Spa being a McLaren vs Ferrari straight fight.Gerhard Berger wrote:Spa should be one of the strongest tracks for Ferrari with so many medium and high speed corners and changeable weather.Pierce89 wrote:Spa is the only track I see giving them any real problems.Teechnical wrote:Do me a favour please. Can you list the next tracks out of the 9 which wont say flatter the Ferrari.
Thanks.
2010 was strange - he was great in free practice but had a complete shocker in Q3 ending up 10th. Race was compromised by Barrichello hitting him on the first lap and in the end he made an unforced error in the wet. Afterwards, Domenicalli said they went in the wrong direction with setup.Pierce89 wrote:I know the F2012 is supposed to like fast corners, but Spa has been rough for Alonso at Ferrari. Besides, they're still a little bit lacking in top speed.
I agree with everything you said. However, Spa has me gunshy right now.Gerhard Berger wrote:2010 was strange - he was great in free practice but had a complete shocker in Q3 ending up 10th. Race was compromised by Barrichello hitting him on the first lap and in the end he made an unforced error in the wet. Afterwards, Domenicalli said they went in the wrong direction with setup.Pierce89 wrote:I know the F2012 is supposed to like fast corners, but Spa has been rough for Alonso at Ferrari. Besides, they're still a little bit lacking in top speed.
2011 - again he had a poor qualifying in the wet, though to be fair he made a great start and was up there fighting with Hamilton and Vettel for the race win before the safety car compromised his strategy. Then at the end he had the usual problems with the hard tyres.
Don't think he is particularly great at this track, but on the other hand i don't think he's particularly bad either, he has had good results in the past at Spa before he was at Ferrari.
Replace him with Schumacher?SchumacherM wrote:Anything but Massa, I guess. No holding back, just replace him. He had his fair share of chances.
No, the traitor left to form Team Germany. Let him sink with them.zyphro wrote:Replace him with Schumacher?SchumacherM wrote:Anything but Massa, I guess. No holding back, just replace him. He had his fair share of chances.
he is no traitor, ferrari fired him, don't you ever forget thatmx_tifoso wrote:No, the traitor left to form Team Germany. Let him sink with them.zyphro wrote:Replace him with Schumacher?SchumacherM wrote:Anything but Massa, I guess. No holding back, just replace him. He had his fair share of chances.
But maybe he could bring some MGP inside info on tire preservationmx_tifoso wrote:No, the traitor left to form Team Germany. Let him sink with them.zyphro wrote:Replace him with Schumacher?SchumacherM wrote:Anything but Massa, I guess. No holding back, just replace him. He had his fair share of chances.
