Absolutely agree: luck does not exist for Mark Webber. I think Murphy's law should be modified to "all that may go wrong will go wrong, especially for Mark Webber".Belatti wrote:In reality, luck does not exist. The man that blames bad luck is the one who could not predict the facts that could happen. The man with experience may not have bad luck. Remember Murphy: all that may go wrong, will go wrong
Actually, wasn't Alonso the only one last season who beat his teammate in every single qualifying-session, often getting into or near Q3 while Piquet lost out in Q1, and later on reaching mid-high Q3 while Piquet remained in Q2?Moanlower wrote:Unlike most others I don't believe Nelson will be that much slower than Alonso. He isn't anywhere near as good when it comes to setting up a car which is understandable. But if you look back a least year's quali pace, Nelson was one of the closest to his teammate compared to other teams. If you then consider him being a rookie against a double WDC and also what a difficult car it was to drive, especially at the first half of the season.. I wouldn't write him off just yet.
I think that's true but in Piquet's defence we don't know what fuel loads they were using, they could have been on completely different strategies.Metar wrote:Actually, wasn't Alonso the only one last season who beat his teammate in every single qualifying-session, often getting into or near Q3 while Piquet lost out in Q1, and later on reaching mid-high Q3 while Piquet remained in Q2?Moanlower wrote:Unlike most others I don't believe Nelson will be that much slower than Alonso. He isn't anywhere near as good when it comes to setting up a car which is understandable. But if you look back a least year's quali pace, Nelson was one of the closest to his teammate compared to other teams. If you then consider him being a rookie against a double WDC and also what a difficult car it was to drive, especially at the first half of the season.. I wouldn't write him off just yet.
Simpler than that ... let's just rename it "Webber's Law"andartop wrote:Absolutely agree: luck does not exist for Mark Webber. I think Murphy's law should be modified to "all that may go wrong will go wrong, especially for Mark Webber".Belatti wrote:In reality, luck does not exist. The man that blames bad luck is the one who could not predict the facts that could happen. The man with experience may not have bad luck. Remember Murphy: all that may go wrong, will go wrong
Correct. Did you also notice that the difference between Alonso's times which often just got him into Q3 were averagely 3 tenths faster than Piquets. Not bad at all if you compair the differences between other teammates. And who else was a rookie with a teammate like Alonso?Metar wrote:Actually, wasn't Alonso the only one last season who beat his teammate in every single qualifying-session, often getting into or near Q3 while Piquet lost out in Q1, and later on reaching mid-high Q3 while Piquet remained in Q2?Moanlower wrote:Unlike most others I don't believe Nelson will be that much slower than Alonso. He isn't anywhere near as good when it comes to setting up a car which is understandable. But if you look back a least year's quali pace, Nelson was one of the closest to his teammate compared to other teams. If you then consider him being a rookie against a double WDC and also what a difficult car it was to drive, especially at the first half of the season.. I wouldn't write him off just yet.
That isn't too bad to be honest... For Vettel anyways.Kester wrote:Like bookies? Skybet gives Vettel, S 16/1 and Red Bull 33/1.
Yep. Such result maybe interpreted as he will definitely won a single race next season.Conceptual wrote:That isn't too bad to be honest... For Vettel anyways.Kester wrote:Like bookies? Skybet gives Vettel, S 16/1 and Red Bull 33/1.
