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Lewis Hamilton jumped into the lead at the start of the Chinese Grand Prix to never give it away again. Pole sitter Valtteri Bottas held on to second and finished there, securing yet another Mercedes 1-2 as Ferrari's Vettel had to settle for third.
At the time Leclerc was 2.2 behind Bottas the whole time, Vettel had 5+ seconds of clean air infront of him.tpeman wrote: ↑14 Apr 2019, 08:58What makes you think so about Vettel? If anything, it seems that Leclerc doesn't like playing the team game (something very important for a team like Ferrari) . Also, Vettel was constantly in his DRS zone, Charles wasn't. It is a whole different story that they messed his strategy though...
Also, a thing to mention - I believe Kvyat didn't deserve such a penalty. Norris came up from almost outside and there's no way neither Sainz and Kvyat would have predicted such a situation. It was a racing incident in my opinion.
Not really, the Russian lost the corner so he has collided with the two McLarens.tpeman wrote: ↑14 Apr 2019, 08:58What makes you think so about Vettel? If anything, it seems that Leclerc doesn't like playing the team game (something very important for a team like Ferrari) . Also, Vettel was constantly in his DRS zone, Charles wasn't. It is a whole different story that they messed his strategy though...
Also, a thing to mention - I believe Kvyat didn't deserve such a penalty. Norris came up from almost outside and there's no way neither Sainz and Kvyat would have predicted such a situation. It was a racing incident in my opinion.
