This so very much reminds me of BAR-Honda's from 2001-2002. Hamilton might very well not win a single race ever again and end up JV vol.2.gilgen wrote: It also hates low-speed tracks, and mid-speed tracks.![]()
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This so very much reminds me of BAR-Honda's from 2001-2002. Hamilton might very well not win a single race ever again and end up JV vol.2.gilgen wrote: It also hates low-speed tracks, and mid-speed tracks.![]()
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Perhaps I could have made it through to Q3, because the data showed that I lost two tenths in Turn 11 [the hairpin] because of traffic, but I wasn't quite sure what Hamilton was doing ahead of me
I'm trying to think what was unique about China and Monaco that allowed them to extrapolate the pace out of the car. We know they led in 2011 with the W02, so they certainly have some form at this specific track.gilgen wrote:It also hates low-speed tracks, and mid-speed tracks.
I guess Sauber is Lucky Mercedes fouled up too, if you look at it that way. Mercedes have suffered more DNF's while in the points.marcush. wrote: they simply were lucky when in Spa both saubers were wiped out in the first corner ...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d3tOH7J6SQ[/youtube]lillschumi wrote:As i have stated before, they have given up on this season long time ago. The upgrades will be tuned and working to the end of the season at best. It took RB, Ferrari a couple of tests and races to sort out how they wanted the design. MGP probably needs whole 2013 to sort coanda.
As normal there should also be some stupid statement from Brawn, "Aldo working with 2013´s car and Willis on the 2014" sems to fit MGP operations , what´s up with that?, it seems so idiotic. I guess they have splitted the workforce also so instead of going all in for one season they now do 2 half decent solution.
I see an excuse for 2013 saying "maybe splitting the resources was not such good idea" when car turns out ---.
Do anyone actually know how much the engineer staff have been cycled?, is it still the same engineers as 3 years ago or do they have some new talent?. Three kings to me means nothing, i think the great ideas comes further back in
organization. So if there is not more talent there now i would expect next years be as bad as previous + a heavy management.
Look at Sauber and FI no, they don´t have any fancy names fronting but i bet there are some brilliant engineers behind the CAD stations.
I saw Geoff Willis in "inside Grand Prix", it was comical, they guy could barly read off the teleprompter. It´s soo much anger one have against this team, sorry it comes out in this forum but i bet a GT3 team would run the show better.
Fire Brawn + they should never hired the rejects Costa, Willis and probably Bell. Keep Elliot, assign Symmonds and go on a recruitment spree across the globe to find young talented engineers not involved in the F1 business. Recruit some decent race engineers to get rid of the jokes currently. START FROM FRESH, hell they should even move the whole operation to Germany to really get rid of the old bagage.
Last note, look at Schumacher, the guy is really beaten but he really tries to restore his legacy. Im actually worried, i think he might go the same way as Senna.
Well, this may well be a coincidence (although their form in China was good @2010 IIRC). But right now, I think the hectic start of the season when teams were getting grips with the tyres and setup meant that pretty much anyone could have a lucky break. I have impression that the car is not a big step forward compared to W02. And the team once again loses out on a development which was also the case in the Brawn year.FoxHound wrote:I'm trying to think what was unique about China and Monaco that allowed them to extrapolate the pace out of the car. We know they led in 2011 with the W02, so they certainly have some form at this specific track.gilgen wrote:It also hates low-speed tracks, and mid-speed tracks.
Debs wrote:What has happened to this team. At least in the previous two seasons they maintained their 4th position. By the looks of thing sauber has gone ahead and we are competing with Force india. Horrible. i guess lewis is in for a big shock in the coming seasons. China was flash in a pan. What i fail to understand is that Ferrari and Mercedes are both financial power houses still the later has been unable to develop a consistently performing car. Ferrari were nowhere when the season began but are still on their way to win the drivers championship. What else can i say, its all well documented after every weekends interview of ross brawn " we are still developing, understanding etc".....
That's an interesting thought. It's been obvious for some time that Schumacher is only going through the motions without any conviction. It might be best to get Sam Bird to finish the season.lillschumi wrote:Last note, look at Schumacher, the guy is really beaten but he really tries to restore his legacy. Im actually worried, i think he might go the same way as Senna.
committed or suffered?FoxHound wrote:I guess Sauber is Lucky Mercedes fouled up too, if you look at it that way. Mercedes have suffered more DNF's while in the points.marcush. wrote: they simply were lucky when in Spa both saubers were wiped out in the first corner ...