Singapore GP (Marina Bay Street Circuit) - 09/22/2013
Started by swifttiger75 · · ๐ 4 views · 28 replies
#2 ·
itโs pretty much a mathematical certainty at this point that weโre looking at a two-hour marathon
#5 ·
rustycobra32 said:Isn't he basically Red Bull Racing's new golden boy, Sergio Pรฉrez?
Itโs more like training for a scenario where Visa Cash App RB isn't sitting at the front of the pack all next seasonโjust making sure he knows exactly how to step up and lead the charge when the time comes.
#6 ·
Why was Fernando Alonso the only driver among the top five to make a pit stop, only to drop from third down to fifth? ๐คฃ
It seems Ferrari is once again operating on some bizarre, inexplicable strategy. ๐
It seems Ferrari is once again operating on some bizarre, inexplicable strategy. ๐
#8 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:Why was Alonso the only one from the top five to pit? He went from third to fifth. ๐คฃ
Ferrari is clearly on some weird stuff again. ๐
Best call they could have made given the circumstances. Easily their best move all season.
We'll see...
#9 ·
Brian Campbell36 said:Why was Fernando Alonso the only one from the top five to hit the pits, jumping from third all the way down to fifth... ๐คฃ
It looks like Ferrari is back on some kind of bizarre track strategy again ๐
I guess everyone ends up in the same boat eventually, even the little guys...
#11 ·
Sebastian Vettel just doesn't look convincing during his warm-up laps to me.
I'm not seeing it at all.
I'm not seeing it at all.
#12 ·
I stepped out for a bite to eatโcould someone give me a quick rundown on how they handled the pit entry, the positioning, and all that?
thanks
thanks
#13 ·
Sebastian Vettel was two seconds faster than everyone else in a single lap. No way that car was just superior.
#14 ·
I don't see how Fernando Alonso ended up in 5th. Did he really have to pit more often than the guys leading the pack?
#17 ·
Douglas Parker61 said:Sebastian Vettel being two seconds faster than the field in a single lap? That isn't just a superior car...
No, itโs his actual talent behind the wheelโfor four years running now...โ
It's honestly a bit depressing to see someone basically steamrolling the competition like this for four straight seasons...
#18 ·
Lawrence Vaughn3 said:Just sat down for some foodโcan someone give me the SparkNotes version of the pit entries, overtakes, and all that good stuff?
thanks
Sure thing, here are the highlights:
The Start - Fernando Alonso jumped four spots right out of the gate,
Lap 29 - Daniel Ricciardo went off and wrecked it.
Thatโs about it for me.
#20 ·
Daniel James8 said:Sure, hereโs a little recap for you:
The startโFernando Alonso jumped up four spots,
Lap 29โDaniel Ricciardo went off and crashed.
Thatโs really it...
Thanks
God, what a night raceโthe spectacle, the skyline views๐ฒ... but the actual racing has been mediocre for five years straight. Still, I guess money talks, and there's plenty of it to go around...
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