F1 Fanatic

The headline of the article says “while Kimi Raikkonen made his feelings about any home advantage for Alonso abundantly clear”…

Am I missing something, what did Kimi do via twitter?

I think what women really lack in the case of racing F1 is desire. I don’t know the real numbers, but for every 1000 boys getting into karting or racing of any kind, there is probably 1 girl doing the same. That […]

Didn’t they qualify 2nd and 3rd in the last race? I think they’re pretty damn close to doing it. The only thing in their way is Vettel…

That’s not really a great example, wiki leaks has potential to cause security issues to the country and to troops. That’s not the same as freedom of speech. I’m not defending what the US has done to Manning, but […]

For sure

I hope Lewis and Nico can work something out with their matching helmets. One of them needs to go non-yellow. As far as I know Lewis has had yellow since he was quite young and Nico hasn’t….so, Nico, change your helmet.

that should read “Also what @jeanrien said,”

It was a general example of one reason why Jenson thinks it’s better for him. Not a comparison of drivers.

Also what @jeanrien, Button thinks he will be able to heat these new tires properly. That’s probably […]

sorry for the multiple posts…a bit trigger happy i guess

It was just an example to explain why Jenson thinks more stops suits him. I wasn’t trying to compare the 2 drivers. It’s far more complex than just their tire degradation and I agree that Lewis has proven to be […]

Is that a straight nose with no duckbill!!!!

I like the name, it mirrors their road cars.

This does suit him better, he can make less and later stops. He can turn as quick a lap as a guy like Lewis, but Lewis chews his tires up quicker.

If the tires lasted the entire race, Lewis could just turn fast […]

Other way around.

If he is the ‘conserver’, he will make less stops and make his stops later. This is a huge advantage. He will also have fresher tires at the end when the cars are lighter, since he stops later.

Other way around. He will make less stops than the others and will make them later – assuming he is still the ‘conserver’.

He also has the potential to have the freshest tires at the end since he can pit later.

Other way around. He will make less stops and will make his stops later (assuming he is still the ‘conserver’.

He will also have the freshest tires at the end of the race – since he can wait longer to pit.

Because he will have to make less stops than the others, since he is gentle on tires.

I disagree Jason, to me it is a discussion for the better driver between Vettel and Hamilton for 2nd and 3rd. I think if this was an article I wrote, I may have put Vettel above Hamilton, but this order is […]

I’ll be there, looking forward to it! Glad they changed the camera thing…