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Lewis Hamilton has dominantly won the Italian GP, leading the Grand Prix for nearly the entire distance. Sergio Pérez in the Sauber finished in a brilliant second place with an impressive second half of the race. Fernando Alonso is third, having started from 10th position.
Half race distance would be lap 26-27. They were on lap 23 and 24, but they were switching to the harder tyres, and the track is more rubbered in. Anyone who stopped post lap 20 will be 1 stopping.ajdavison2 wrote:I thought they were 2 or 3 laps early for that, and about 7 too late for a 2 stop.beelsebob wrote:No – they were bang on 1 stop target.ajdavison2 wrote:Are mclaren doing a 2 stop? they're kind of halfway between the laps for a 1 and a 2
That was an awesomely hilarious attempt to pull a vettel by alonso. I can't believe he's complaining about it.
Vettel ran wider than he needed to.ajdavison2 wrote:True, also ALO/VET under investigation according to sky.
He did? He was bang on the racing line as far as I'm concerned.SeijaKessen wrote:Vettel ran wider than he needed to.ajdavison2 wrote:True, also ALO/VET under investigation according to sky.
It was a stupid move on his part as is...and will be even more so if he gets any sort of penalty out of it. Although I doubt he will get anything beyond a warning at worst.
But rules has changed, this year you have to leave space.beelsebob wrote:I can't believe that incident is under investigation – Vettel was far less far over than Alonso was last year!
I winclipsy1H wrote:drive thru for Vettel ?:D:D i bet ... Ferrari home Ferrari rules!
:D:D!!! Nope, the Sky commentators are wrong on that rule. You don't have to leave space on your first move across the track, only on your return to the racing line.Redragon wrote:But rules has changed, this year you have to leave space.beelsebob wrote:I can't believe that incident is under investigation – Vettel was far less far over than Alonso was last year!
