Raptor22 wrote:This team has been falling over their tyres since they started. Its nothing new and theres nothing that indicates they are getting on top of it either
Raptor22 wrote:Next years blind alley?
Raptor22 wrote:This team has been falling over their tyres since they started. Its nothing new and theres nothing that indicates they are getting on top of it either
lebesset wrote:Raptor22 wrote:This team has been falling over their tyres since they started. Its nothing new and theres nothing that indicates they are getting on top of it either
which team HASN'T been falling over their tyres ?
sometimes they get it right , sometimes not
raymondu999 wrote:lebesset wrote:Raptor22 wrote:This team has been falling over their tyres since they started. Its nothing new and theres nothing that indicates they are getting on top of it either
which team HASN'T been falling over their tyres ?
sometimes they get it right , sometimes not
The Mercedes has suffered higher mortality rates in their tyres though, compared to other teams. The history of the team also isn't very encouraging - BAR and Honda often had tyre issues. Even in their dominant first half of 2009, they had tyre trouble whenever the ambients were cold.
turbof1 wrote:I think that was mostly because an update went terribly wrong. In the last few races of 2009 they faired better again when they reversed that update.
snoop1050 wrote:being a "mercedes" fan has been hard and tiring ill be alot more relaxed next season following a different team
winth304 wrote:Leon wrote:Hamilton is hoping for better chances with factory team, especially with v6 turbo, but anyway, the situation can be even interesting if Berni&Todt cancel turbo and leave v8
http://www.pitpass.com/47448-New-F1-engines-to-be-scrapped-says-Ecclestone
seems the biggest argument for hamilton leaving mclr to merc is beeing vaporized...
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