shamikaze wrote:They are making continous reports on RedBull MEchanics covering the whole rear-wing assembly as soon as the car comes to a halt in the pits,
shamikaze wrote:on GP-Update.net you can follow live.
blokkie wrote:shamikaze wrote:on GP-Update.net you can follow live.
I use
for comments and feedback : http://live.autosport.com/commentary.php/id/443
for exact timings for each car : http://f1tests.co.cc/2012.php?rev=on
Pierce89 wrote:from Autosport commentary:The longest run anybody has managed so far today is eight laps, which both Massa and Rosberg hae done. Rosberg's average time was 1.6s slower than the Ferraris, with both cars on hard tyres, but it's probably way too early to make any comparisons yet.
Mr.S wrote:Pierce89 wrote:from Autosport commentary:The longest run anybody has managed so far today is eight laps, which both Massa and Rosberg hae done. Rosberg's average time was 1.6s slower than the Ferraris, with both cars on hard tyres, but it's probably way too early to make any comparisons yet.
Massa was on Mediums while Rosberg was on hards. So that is 0.8s or should be according to Pirelli.
Massa is not much faster. His initial time was barely the same as Rosberg when Massa was on Mediums & Rosberg on Hards. Its just that Rosberg had massive Degradation issues & his tyres were falling all over the place.
Mr.S wrote:Who cares about Autosport seriously. They are absolutely amateurish with their coverage. I dont even follow them during Stupid. They sound stupid arguing about times,not considering tyres & other variables.
Edit - Massa on Hards. Good Pace by Ferrari. Looking forward to a Full Race Simulation to have any idea where they stand. Nevertheless Good Solid Run.
Would Love to see Massa win a race or beat Alonso over-all.
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