That's definitely a twitch but if he didnt cross the starting box line then it's not a jump start imo (as much as I'd luv Webber to have been gifted the win!).imightbewrong wrote:Made a gif showing two frames, before and after the move. Note that the lights are still red.
From this video:
http://www.twitvid.com/EVKTK
Yes and I was expecting the F1Tech people to be keen on explaining one of the latest YouTube exclusives: why it happened and what the rulebook says on the matter.strad wrote:does roll a touch doesn't he?
V.Petrov - Montreal 2010.ESPImperium wrote:
Alonso i think was the last one to get a penalty for a jump start, but i cannot remember the last one, was probably 2008 or 2007.
What do you mean about bahrain? Can't see anything wrong here:ESPImperium wrote:I think we are gonna see the FIA clamp down on false starts more now.
Alonso got away with it in Bahrain but lost out in China, Massa being 2M over his line in Spa, now Vettel and Hulkenberg in one race prove the sensors are getting it totaly wrong.
Alonso i think was the last one to get a penalty for a jump start, but i cannot remember the last one, was probably 2008 or 2007.
Okay, so he meant Webber not Alonso? Seems to be some confusion here. At least I'm lostraymondu999 wrote:errm... Webber started behind Hamilton in Bahrain... He was 6th on the grid. You wouldn't be able to see it from a Hamilton onboard.
Granted it is a false start and would be called in Athletics, however, What the hell was Button doing, he was well clear of Alonso and left a gaping hole for him to sweep past.imightbewrong wrote:Made a gif showing two frames, before and after the move. Note that the lights are still red.
http://www.twitvid.com/EVKTK
Chaparral wrote:Webber picked up fastest lap of the raceMysticf1 wrote:FACT: Webber is still leading the championship by 14 points, and has more wins than Vettel.WhiteBlue wrote:FACT: Vettel is faster than Webber in a 2010 Red Bull.
Sebastian Vettel wrote:Without sounding arrogant, I would say I always had Mark under control [at Suzuka]. I could see him all the time – he was one, two or three seconds behind. Every time he came a bit closer, I went on the gas a bit more. It's looking okay. If I win the next three races, everything will be fine, so that must be my goal.