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Dunno about BMW. Kubica said, just two days ago, that he hopes it doesn't get windy. And then we get a windy forecast...
Dunno about BMW. Kubica said, just two days ago, that he hopes it doesn't get windy. And then we get a windy forecast...
and given Massa has no TC...
Hamilton's crash:
He is so lucky. He could have broke his wrist holding the wheel like that when it crash......This shows he do not have a lot of experience crashing..lol
So, no T car. He must get pole to get p10.
And I think that is Hamilton's greatest weakness: he's always been in a competitive car, and therefore doesn't know what it's like to struggle as much as everyone else. Every other driver in the field who has won a race has, at some point, been in an uncompetitive car (even Kovalainen has had it) whereas Hamilton started his Formula One career with a silver spoon in his mouth, and it's really shown on the handful of occasions where he has been off the pace, like Brazil last year: he has a very rough time. His inexperience with a bad car or season or even just a race is what's going to hinder him more than anything.He is so lucky. He could have broke his wrist holding the wheel like that when it crash......This shows he do not have a lot of experience crashing..lol
F1.comAny driver deemed to be driving unnecessarily slowly during their out- or in-laps during qualifying, or during the reconnaissance laps for which the pit lane is open prior to the race, or in a manner which might endanger other drivers, will be reported to the stewards, the FIA have announced.
As far as Bahrain is concerned, this means cars leaving the pits will be timed between the second safety car line (50 metres before Turn One) and the first safety car line (after Turn 15), and any car exceeding a time of 1m 39s between these points will be deemed to have been driven unnecessarily slowly.
The move is designed to prevent drivers on flying qualifying laps being impeded by drivers travelling more slowly. It follows the five-place grid penalties handed to both McLaren drivers at the last round in Malaysia, where Heikki Kovalainen and Lewis Hamilton were judged to have hampered the progress of rivals.
Great, I can't watch F1 because the FA Cup is more important!The delayed telecast will be after the match, but 🤬! I'm gonna miss a lot and just typing here and I already am missing out on a lot of action....
Will visit this thread in 4 hours time....