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Monza is a bad move for LH to take the penalty. It is hard to overtake there to be honest. I am sure 100 percent, that it will be at SPA as it is just a DRS festival down there, unless… Charlie decides to change the DRS zones. Regardless of that, SPA is just a Mercedes track…. And even the classic SPA (rain on 1 part and dry on the other and even unpredictability of competitors too), could play into his hands
Mate, I am a die hard Lewis fan, but don’t post videos to haters here, post it on: Planet f1, sky sports f1 and on fb. WOW! There are so many haters on these sites. LOL
Glad I can comment here, I am being attack by the haters cause I am a neutral fan, a fan who is fair to everyone, cause I am being attacked by Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso and Kimi haters everywhere I post comments about races. Especially, when there is an accident involving those mentioned above.
Mate, I know you can’t fault for the tyres because the drivers need to adapt, but this weekend Hamilton admitted that he delivered poorly. I also saw that Rosberg was better than him in the weekend, but not in race pace which is why I was shocked to see that Rosberg was given the better strategy. I do get it why Merc split the strategy, because they are chasing 2nd place in the constructors, and good job that Nico capitalized on that while Hamilton did what he could to help even more.
Lewis’ weakness tend to be at the start where after the first couple of corners there is a very long straight, example Korea, India, Spa. Because he loses positions most of the time there, than in the whole race. Hamilton did use DRS but since the break, Mercedes have decided to make their car more balanced, reducing quali pace and improving race pace, which I believe stopped the challenge that Lotus or Ferrari could do, because when Nico or Lewis was on pole, Alonso and Raikkonen still had a shot to win the race.By the way, to be honest in most f1 sites, whenever someone comments about Kimi in an accident example “Monaco this year”, once you say something wrong about Kimi, every single Kimi fan just attacks you.
In this video, if you are Kimi, and you have 4th place Grosjean chasing you at a rapid rate, and then right behind Romain comes Massa!! If Kimi would have continued to fight with Romain, Romain could have had a slim chance of losing the podium to Massa. We saw that Massa was on the gearbox of Grosjean already, and remember the Lotus isn’t really that fast in a straightline. So, this was a very risky battle, and considering that Lotus are battling with Merc and Ferrari for 2nd place, they’ve got nothing to lose.Anyone here, is sure or has proof that Bernie doesn’t like Lewis to win? I also want to point out, that the 2007-2008 McLaren cars were “a part of Newey’s” Hamilton said that once in an interview that they were a little bit made from Newey.
Yes among the top 4 Hamilton is the best in terms of qualifying laps and total power, but not mind power. He needs tyres that can last, if he has it, he can do anything with it.
Yes, I am a die hard Lewis fan, and yes there are people like this, who can really get down after something gets wrong and really wrong. I am like this as well.
Hamilton among the top 4 has to have the worst luck of all. Probably Vettel is the next prone to bad luck then Kimi and Alonso. Remember that Kimi, Vettel and Hamilton suffered reliability issues costing title wins. Raikkonen in 2005, Vettel in 2010, and Hamilton in 2012. He has unbelievable talent, it’s a shame that he doesn’t have a little luck at least since 2008. But this season, I really can’t believe that Lewis had a shot at the title until the “Vettel show came”. I know that he wants the best, he is never satisfied unless he wins.Have no idea… Would love to see what Merc have got in their pockets for this season eh… I wouldn’t count RB out either, especially with “Dexter” there. However, there’s a catch which is: RED BULL isn’t the most reliable car out there. If they continue to have issues with KERS, which is with the engine next year, they might be in trouble.
Expectations:
Title challengers: Lewis Hamilton, Nico Rosberg, Fernando Alonso, Kimi Raikkonen, Sebastian Vettel and *probably* Romain Grosjean.
Title challengers walls: *drivers who can upset title challengers* Nico Hulkenberg, Daniel Ricciardo, Jenson Button and Sergio Perez *provided that he stays in McLaren*To get this correct, we must see Lewis’ interview with the press. Otherwise, anything we do is unbiased. That’s the only way we can say it’s correct
I speak Spanish, Italian and French, but what the Spanish source stated was all right. Yes the source is correct and accurate. However, the second question means:
If you were in a Red Bull, would you have won those 4 titles that Sebastian had or is going to occur?
In terms my driving style in games in lap times this is based and HOW I LIKE THE TRACK.
Inside f1 2013 season:
1. Silverstone (Always beat and I am at my best there, just love sector 2 and 3) :)))
2. SPA (Sector 2 and 3 are just absolutely amazing, POUHON, STAVELOT)
3. Monza (Sector 2 is what I like most and the amazing 330+ km/h on straights!!!)
4. Abu Dhabi (Love the first and last sectors of this track)
5. Suzuka (This is never out of anyone’s top 5, 130R is my favorite corner)
6. Singapore (Monaco in endurance, last sector is what I love)
7. USA (Silverstone first sector, love the long straights)
8. India (Fantastic middle sector, just love the “s’)
9. Korea (First two sectors are cool)
10. Melbourne ( Easy track and fun to drive and easy to get a good lap time)
11. Barcelona
12. Sepang
13. Hungaroring
14. Nurburgring
15. Shanghai
16. Montreal
17. Bahrain
18. Monte- Carlo
19. Interlagos
For spectacular racing:
1. Montreal (low tyre wear= all drivers pushing)
2. Austin
3. Interlagos (Unquestionable)
4. Silverstone (Always in my top 5 in best tracks)
Outside F1: DRIVING
1. FUJI SPEEDWAY
2. INDIANAPOLIS
3. TURKEY
4. IMOLA
5. AUSTRIA