F1 Fanatic

that is sportingly equitable amongst the vast majority

So mid season changes to the tyre compounds are to be made.

The Man City of F1, except at least Man City won the FA Cup-… oh wait, they are the Man City of F1.

They came in the last race leading the championship over Vettel. They lost the title THAT DAY due to any other reason than Vettel’s bad luck in 2010. I don’t understand what Vettel’s woes have to do with what […]

Still though, you’re getting so hung up on this idea that Alonso and Webber lost the title because of team errors (misfortune), while glossing over Vettel’s bad luck in 2010.

They came in the last race leading […]

I got involved because neither of the “issues” Webber had, really affected his ability to win the championship. In Brazil, he wasn’t challenging Vettel anyway. In UAE, as I’ve already said, MW’s performance caused […]

@klaas

As I mentioned above, there was no way they could execute the strategies since they were flawed from the beginning. They only could work if the other cars went for another pit-stop which never […]

@vettel1 4 stops with a hard(er) compound two years ago was Ok with RedBull, 4 stops on tyres that were ordered to be less durable this year is unacceptable. Hmmm, interesting logic. Personally I think it has to […]

Whether the latter performance was psychological or not isn’t my problem

That’s the reason why I answered the original post.
Why did you get into this argument in the first place if you don’t care about it? […]

@klaas – The technical failure MW suffered are dwarfed by Vettel’s, and didn’t even cost him anything. The strategy issue you cite cropped up due to a lack of driver performance, which forced a gamble. Whether the […]

@vettel1 I’m glad I could make you see that tweet in a different way. Nerve cells must be spared and not wasted on false assumptions.

Imagine if Perez wasn’t a 3rd year driver not a first year driver and started matching Button immediately.

I’m sorry but the logic of your stament is beyond my intellect.

You’re running away from the point. The fact that Hamilton is an exceptional driver doesn’t make Alonso a poor qualifier.

Oh, come on @vettel1 you’re reaction is becoming a bit paranoid. The Horse Whisperer didn’t call the fans stupid, he was clearly talking about some team members who complained about too many pit-stops at […]

I’m not fishing for any excuses I was pointing out why Webber’s poor performances in the last 2 races could have been determined (more or less) by technical and strategic issues and I brough facts while I didn’t […]

I didn’t find Ferrari’s tweet stupid just like I didn’t find myself among the fans that the Horse Whisperer mentioned. Ferrari are stating their position concerning a problem that is on the entire F1 community’s […]

Webber and Alonso’s inability to execute their strategies had a lot to do with driving in those instances.

As I mentioned above, there was no way they could execute the strategies since they were flawed from the […]

All three teams were close in pace but if I had to give the advantage to one team it would be Ferrari in 2010. Alonso had the better car and couldn’t get it done.

I’m sorry but it seems we were watching a […]

@lebesset
Seriously? There were more overtakes in 2010 than there were in any year since 1993, without refueling, mostly without undercutting with tyres, and without highway DRS passes.