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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.
http://www.wetteronline.de/wetterradar? ... &wrf=falseAnthonyG wrote:Does anybody have a link to a rain radar like this one, but placed in or close to monaco itself?
http://www.meteox.com/images.aspx?jaar= ... 0165291042
wait until he reach kvyatripper wrote:VES starting from the pit with a wet setup might give us some enjoyment!
if he doesn't crash before
Hopefully Charlie remembers 2008 which was fine to start in the rain.Goran2812 wrote:Just let there be a normal start to the race, no SC... That's all I'm asking... Let them race...
It was an issue with Lewis's car.... Nico 1st, Lewis 2nd, Max 10th at the finishTriumph1188 wrote:Didn't Verstappen keep Lewis behind him in Australia to the point that he had to box to switch strategy? And that was in a Torro Rosso.KBM Racing wrote:No, the biggest laugh is that Red Bull and Ferrari can't beat Mercedes, so what you saw in Spain was 2nd best racing, I will give Max credit for staying ahead of Kimi to take first, but if you think for one sec that Max could do the same to Nico or Lewis, you'd only be fooling yourself!carisi2k wrote:
Everything you mentioned was exactly why it was funny. Nobody was hurt and it cost Mercedes in monetary terms and Lewis and Nico in Championship points. Similar situations happened at Red Bull and McLaren in the past. It was also caused by Lewis breaking too early in the first corner and Nico with his mode settings in the 3rd corner.
But the biggest laugh came with the Mercedes out of the race it opened up a battle between Red Bull and Ferrari that we really haven't had for the lead in a GP for quite some time.
Care to elaborate?Tauri_J wrote:Herbert
LOLTauri_J wrote:Herbert told him he has been grumpy these past couple of days
