During Q1, any driver whose best qualifying lap exceeds 107% of the fastest time set during that session, or who fails to set a time, will not be allowed to take part in the race.
Under exceptional circumstances however, which may include setting a suitable lap time in a free practice session, the stewards may permit the car to start the race.
So, Rosberg backs off, gets in Lewis' way... and then loses out on his front row start to Vettel.
Uh... NO COMMENT.
Indeed... Rosberg seriously needs to get a grip.Seems he can't find the grip so resorted to slowing his team-mate down a bit.
Indeed... Rosberg seriously needs to get a grip.
Mercedes should be furious with him for that lousy move - and the stewards should be looking at it too.
Even giving him benefit of the doubt, seems a really risky thing to do as it could result in getting a penalty and I imagine he would have been aware there would be cars behind him on a fast lap. I wonder also if team told him about cars behind him.Indeed... Rosberg seriously needs to get a grip.
Mercedes should be furious with him for that lousy move - and the stewards should be looking at it too.
Top 10 will start on the tyres they posted their Q2 fastest lap, so it's softs for all inside top 10Now that they only used the wets/inters in Q3, which tyres are they supposed to start on? Or is it a free choice? Can someone explain it, please?
Top 10 will start on the tyres they posted their Q2 fastest lap, so it's softs for all inside top 10![]()
No, any wet/inter set they want.If it's declared a Wet race (I know that isn't thought likely now) then do they have to use the wet/inter set they quali'd on
Top 10 will start on the tyres they posted their Q2 fastest lap, so it's softs for all inside top 10![]()
Thank you for the input. That should be interesting then, because the softs don't seem to last long. Someone has any information/guess how many laps the softs can take from the start of the race? I guess not so many... Räikkönen could have a good go on the hard compound.Top 10 will start on the tyres they posted their Q2 fastest lap, so it's softs for all inside top 10![]()
Accommodating stewards they are, as both Manor drivers have been given the green light for sunday start.
Hamilton's fastest time is irrelevant.Hamilton’s 1’39.269 puts the cutoff at 1’46.217.
Stevens pulled a 1’45.704 in FP2, when Merhi overall best (FP3) was 1’46.647
looks like I missed a great Quali, glad Seb did well, why didn't Kimi though?
Thank you for the input. That should be interesting then, because the softs don't seem to last long. Someone has any information/guess how many laps the softs can take from the start of the race? I guess not so many... Räikkönen could have a good go on the hard compound.
It's from last yearI hadn't realised that they had a "free" set of Q3-only options (with non-Q3 runners getting a free set for the race), is that new for 2015?