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Ongoing investigationThey did check Hamilton's data and found Vettel's claim to have been brake tested to be nonsense.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/40431244
Ongoing investigationThey did check Hamilton's data and found Vettel's claim to have been brake tested to be nonsense.
Louis closes the gap to one point behind Vettel. Happy days.Comfortable win for Hamilton. Both Ferrari cars with flat tyres near end of race. Pushing harder than they reallt could?
Apparently down to the increased speed of the cars this season, Pirelli are just not cutting it, well they are, to shreds !Comfortable win for Hamilton. Both Ferrari cars with flat tyres near end of race. Pushing harder than they reallt could?
And yet Hamilton's tyres lasted just fine. The intriguing thing about F1 is that it's not just about driving fast that wins races, it's also about managing the kit you've been given. By and large Hamilton does that better than the rest.Apparently down to the increased speed of the cars this season, Pirelli are just not cutting it, well they are, to shreds !
This is true. It's not just judgement as to when you swap to a certain tyre compound, but driving style. Alain Prost was nicknamed "The Professor"for his smooth driving style, whereas Manfred Winkelhock was once described by James Hunt as driving like a " mobile accident".And yet Hamilton's tyres lasted just fine. The intriguing thing about F1 is that it's not just about driving fast that wins races, it's also about managing the kit you've been given. By and large Hamilton does that better than the rest.
This from Hunt the Shunt.This is true. It's not just judgement as to when you swap to a certain tyre compound, but driving style. Alain Prost was nicknamed "The Professor"for his smooth driving style, whereas Manfred Winkelhock was once described by James Hunt as driving like a " mobile accident".
A world champion who went on to be a delightfully acerbic commentator alongside dear old Murray Walker. The closing laps of the 1984 Monaco GP are still to be seen on You Tube where waffling ol' Murray spouts that he thinks a couple of the cars are only firing on five cylinders before Hunt interjects that they're probably only on half throttle because on the conditions caused by the driving rain.This from Hunt the Shunt.
That's a blast from the past, didn't Winklehock use to drive for the old Zakspeed team...that was anything but speed!?This is true. It's not just judgement as to when you swap to a certain tyre compound, but driving style. Alain Prost was nicknamed "The Professor"for his smooth driving style, whereas Manfred Winkelhock was once described by James Hunt as driving like a " mobile accident".