Can u share the video?Phil wrote:Just to add; I haven't seen any footage of Nico reversing, but that IMO just smacks of stupidity. There was absolutely no reason to do that (other than to block and hinder others).
Can u share the video?Phil wrote:Just to add; I haven't seen any footage of Nico reversing, but that IMO just smacks of stupidity. There was absolutely no reason to do that (other than to block and hinder others).
Based on the data here:Phil wrote:Does anyone have the sector times of the best laps of Q3? Hamiltons lap was only .059s short, so extremely tight there. With Rosberg out and Hamilton at least beating his personal best in S1, I guess it could have been a done deal (especially considering Nico's S1 was down on his own provisional pole by over a tenth).
No one would have got another lap in here. There were only 40 seconds left on the clock, no where near enough to get round and start your lap.JimClarkFan wrote:OK now, we can finally move onto the real issue.
Under yellow flag conditions in qualifying, the countdown timer should be stopped in my opinion to give people a chance to get another lap in.
Lets hope Lewis calms down over night, and doesn't do something truly stupid.SilverArrow10 wrote:Now lets wait for the juicy first corner. =D>
If the countdown timer is stopped for about 30 seconds, you can make it almost round. But that's assuming they have enough fuel onboard.beelsebob wrote:No one would have got another lap in here. There were only 40 seconds left on the clock, no where near enough to get round and start your lap.JimClarkFan wrote:OK now, we can finally move onto the real issue.
Under yellow flag conditions in qualifying, the countdown timer should be stopped in my opinion to give people a chance to get another lap in.