2016 Formula 1 Japanese Grand PrixFormula 1 

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Really curious to see if Williams managed for once to develope a good race strategy.
 
What about at the start of the race?

Race start there will be no one in put(unless someone starts from pit) and due to 24 cars being on the pit straight means space is limited so on lap 1 can be exempt
 
[Ferarri has upgraded their Aerodynamics]
 
The Williams should be allowed to run a faster qualifying mode than the rest of the field. Then they will provide us with some decent overtaking opportunities for the rest of the field. They're just falling through the pack.
 
I think that Haas did have slower stops. Grosjean came in with Rosberg and Gutierrez came in with Hamilton.
 
I think that Haas did have slower stops. Grosjean came in with Rosberg and Gutierrez came in with Hamilton.
Still hope for RoGro
 
I wouldn't be surprised if Sainz gets a penalty.
 
Blue flag issues again for Vettel.
 
Vettel goes wide and blames someone else.
 
:lol:

Vettel follows a Manor to the outside and cries like a baby again. He surely isn't a happy camper anymore.
 
Grosjean with another bad stop. RIP.
 
:lol:

Vettel follows a Manor to the outside and cries like a baby again. He surely isn't a happy camper anymore.

Well he is under stress.

If he doesn't improve next year his contract might not be renewed
 
Wonder if Lewis switching to softs at the end is the best solution, think it is.
 
Let's see how Ham-Vet stack...

Undercut for Hammy!
 
Mwhahahahahaha

Sir Bonk Wollies
 
Now Sebastian with the overtake opportunity on soft tires... the danger here is this will slow them both down and let Max pull away.
 
40 laps in and Rosberg is 'only' 4 seconds ahead.
 
Ferrari a paper tiger. Vettel will NOT have more tire left at the end of the race.

Hamilton might have a decent chance at Max by the end.
 
Did Ferrari not have any more hards for Vettel or did they just bungle their strategy, again?
 
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