Correct.Giblet wrote:The backup and reserve driver has to qualify to be able to race right?
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Sebastian Vettel has won the Monaco GP for the first time in his career, ahead of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, both former World Champions and former winners. Red Bull were however lucky with a late safety car to make a risky one-stop strategy work.
Correct.Giblet wrote:The backup and reserve driver has to qualify to be able to race right?
During a season each team will be permitted to use four drivers. Changes may be made at any time before the start of the qualifying practice session provided any change proposed after 16.00 on the day of scrutineering receives the consent of the stewards.Giblet wrote:The backup and reserve driver has to qualify to be able to race right?
Not really, I'm quite sure he was beatable, just not when you get blocked, red flagged, and then put out on cold tyres.vall wrote:looks like Vettel was again unbeatable!!!
What you on about ? Problem with Hamilton's car initially stopped him from going out, then Massa blocked him, then the Perez crash, and then beaten by the flag for another lap.....not a great deal McLaren could have done differentlyell66 wrote:what is wrong with mclaren?!why wouldnt you do 2 runs when the tyres are lasting ages? error after --- error in that team. just thrown a possible pole away for 7th.
sriraj1031 wrote:Guess is that Red bull as usual have a little bit in the reserve in terms of speed; but others are closer than before, my bet is on vettel/webber on pole and one of the smaller teams like sauber or force india to surprise; at least in quali
why he was some much slower? He was driving first in the clean air? I doubt he could touch Vettel, who seems not to push too hard in Q1&2...myurr wrote:Oh well, glad Perez seems to be okay but we were robbed of a proper shootout for pole. Hamilton a second slower than we know he can go, should have been able to at least take the fight to Vettel.