I disagree overall and particularly after this race. So what are drivers excuses for not having a single decent attempt on a struggling with a car Perez for 50 laps or something? Or Hulkenberg on another one stopper. Even this successful one was awkward as hell and any driver with tyres/breaks working would have easily countered. Or as I subjectively would say the only car that allowed to get away with it was Red Bull. They really needed Perez to almost stop driving. Same for Vettel on Ricciardo taking weird line every lap and cooling the car, not a single attempt. Plus of course qualifying and Vettel's strategy that left him stuck behind NH benefited DR. There's nothing to shout about about this race.sennaf1god.94 wrote:We have to recognize why RedBull are the current World Champions...
With that crappy underpowerd and unreliable Rinoo power unit they managed to get two spots of the podium and one of them in the top of it thankx to a pair of great drivers, all of that in one of the fastest race tracks of the calendar.
Ricciardo is driving like a pro at each and all times during this season, he sure benefited from good luck , but his first win is a well deserved one, and in my opinnion is RedBull´s most deserved one.
They are the best team out there not by chance, is not just a good car (look at Williams), or a pair of great drivers (look at Ferrari...) is a great team of individuals on the pitwall that turns a good team into a GREAT TEAM. Just remember preseason testing and how this team has grown since then...
Kudos to them =D>
Random lucky DNF from both Mercs and suddenly everything Red Bull except for engine is brilliant? No. Williams killed their own race, Perez (unlike RB drivers) not car made a difference and Ferrari was no where. BTW this Red Bull can't be that bad, after every chicane/corner they were easily pulling away from Massa with much fresher tyres and better engine/top line speed.