The last lap was less than a tenth slower than the pole lap so it's still very ominous...ringo wrote:I am not sure if redbull did or did not. We need to wait till later to see.
Vettel's fastest lap wasn't his last, so it's not clear if the last one was the one without kers or if it was the first one.
Who knows? The Renault could be as fast as the Ferrari or thereabouts at the moment. Heidfeld could just be slow or ran into traffic . Remember that he was beaten by Kobayashi last year too.ringo wrote:How do you know petrov isn't quick?Thunder wrote:Well I don't think the car is as bad as that. Petrov isn't the quickest driver around here and he is 3 tenth behind Alonso.mx_tifosi wrote: Either way though, the Renault was touted as a top car but has lacked the speed all weekend.
So I conclude that R31 is quickest in Melbourne than the F150th, at least in quali...![]()
He's probably as quick as Kubica right now. He's much better this year it seems.
He beat the Kube a couple times last year, so he can't be slow.
The r31 isn't quicker than the Ferrari. Petrov is simply very fast this weekend. Look where heidfeld is.
Good decision - IMHOraymondu999 wrote:
Btw the stewards have declined HRT's request to waive 107.
raymondu999 wrote:Last year Jenson outqualified Lewis in Melbourne. Lewis unceremoniously got the honor of first big shot name to go out before Q3ell66 wrote:so same as last year, lewis beat jenson by a good 4 tenths with the latter complaining about balance issues