Ferrari team principal Maurizio Arrivabene said after the bittersweet Monaco GP that his team won’t give up on this year’s championship as the season is still in its early phase. The team is preparing developments for the forthcoming race in Canada.
Can u put urself in his shoes right now and digest that? Easy to say than to truely feelgodlameroso wrote:I don't like how salty Riccardo is being, he still drove a hell of a race, and he shouldn't take it out on the team like that. Yeah they cost themselves the win, but they also built the car that has the potential to win. It's a team sport they win and lose together.
On a normal circuit Lewis would have passed Nico early and caught up with DR and probably would have passed him too.ripper wrote:On a normal circuit probabily Hamilton, Perez and Alonso would have been passed, but that's Monaco.
No please, stop it, just stop. Lets not be fanatics and think only a second before we write the first stupid thing, right?siskue2005 wrote:The driver maybe ?dans79 wrote:Shakeman wrote:Rosberg got done on the line too, shocker of a day.
I know, I'm shocked by that there has to be something more wrong with Nico's car than just the brakes.
Yeah that's also true... But that's Monaco, give or take.siskue2005 wrote:On a normal circuit Lewis would have passed Nico early and caught up with DR and probably would have passed him too.ripper wrote:On a normal circuit probabily Hamilton, Perez and Alonso would have been passed, but that's Monaco.
Two sides of the coin mate
Do you really think Rosberg is 'that' slow as compared to Hamilton?siskue2005 wrote:Well the other car won, and the team has not confirmed any tchnical problem .... so it could be the driver? No?
Oh I think in the last few races you can see they have strong pace, it's a good race car and at both races they were on the pace right up until quali and then got slower - so it's not that the car is not fast, it's that they're having real trouble setting up the car to manage the tyres over a single lap.wickedz50 wrote:Did not Alonso say what Ferrari was capable when he left Ferrari...justmoi wrote:Wow season is getting worse for Ferrari. They were supposed to challenge this year
On this day, yes. The team would surely have saved his blushes if there was a car issue.GrayGreat wrote:Do you really think Rosberg is 'that' slow as compared to Hamilton?siskue2005 wrote:Well the other car won, and the team has not confirmed any tchnical problem .... so it could be the driver? No?
Tin foil hat ...siskue2005 wrote:On a normal circuit Lewis would have passed Nico early and caught up with DR and probably would have passed him too.ripper wrote:On a normal circuit probabily Hamilton, Perez and Alonso would have been passed, but that's Monaco.
Two sides of the coin mate
Okay I can understand being slower than Hamilton. But all the other cars???Shakeman wrote:On this day, yes. The team would surely have saved his blushes if there was a car issue.GrayGreat wrote:Do you really think Rosberg is 'that' slow as compared to Hamilton?siskue2005 wrote:Well the other car won, and the team has not confirmed any tchnical problem .... so it could be the driver? No?
Logically you might be right. But honestly Ricciardo has been faultless all season. He got screwed by Pirelli in China, by Kvyat in Russia, by strategy and Pirelli in Spain, and now by a massive blunder by Red Bull in Monaco. He is rightfully gutted. I really feel for him..godlameroso wrote:I don't like how salty Riccardo is being, he still drove a hell of a race, and he shouldn't take it out on the team like that. Yeah they cost themselves the win, but they also built the car that has the potential to win. It's a team sport they win and lose together.
In this circuit and the conditions he was slow. The lap after Lewis passed Nico, Lewis was 5 sec fast!!GrayGreat wrote:Do you really think Rosberg is 'that' slow as compared to Hamilton?siskue2005 wrote:Well the other car won, and the team has not confirmed any tchnical problem .... so it could be the driver? No?
