stormybadger8 said:I can't find the car weights anywhere😕
Anyone know what the deal is with 🤷
autosport.com
Pos. Driver Car weight
1. Sebastian Vettel 644.0kg
2. Fernando Alonso 637.0kg
3. Mark Webber 646.5kg
4. Barrichello 661.0kg
5. Jenson Button 659.0kg
6. Jarno Trulli 664.5kg
7. Nico Rosberg 650.5kg
8. Kimi Raikkonen 673.5kg
9. Lewis Hamilton 679.0kg
10. Buemi 673.0kg
11. Nick Heidfeld 679.0kg
12. Heikki Kovalainen 697.0kg
13. Felipe Massa 690.0kg
14. Timo Glock 652.0kg
15. Nakajima 682.7kg
16. Bourdais 690.0kg
17. Nelson Piquet 697.9kg
18. Robert Kubica 659.0kg
19. Adrian Sutil 648.0kg
20. Giancarlo Fisichella 679.5kg
Just like I thought, Alonso is running the lightest car on the grid. Looks like they're playing a high-risk game with a super short first stint on softs since those things shred after 5 or 6 laps, then they'll probably settle in on hards for the rest of the race.
Arthur Doyle70 said:Feels like Alonso is the only one with an updated car... not sure though...🤷
Yeah, only Alonso got the new parts, look:
Pat Symonds, executive director of engineering:
"Fernando's front row position is a tribute to the hard work from everyone back at the factory to get the new diffuser on the car following the result of our appeal earlier in the week. It's working as expected although we had some problems on the bodywork this morning as it burnt slightly, but once again the technicians here did a great job to get it fixed.
Now we must get the same equipment for the rookie and give him the chance to move up the standings."
Now, I've got no clue if they'll actually have those parts ready by tomorrow's race or if we're waiting until the next US Grand Prix...