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路With only three laps to go, in the same car and on the same tires, Bottas could easily finish the race within 5 seconds of Hamilton if he let him pass. Hamilton couldn't get away from Bottas more than 1.6s per lap!
With only three laps to go, in the same car and on the same tires, Bottas could easily finish the race within 5 seconds of Hamilton if he let him pass. Hamilton couldn't get away from Bottas more than 1.6s per lap!
Mercedes is allowed to run this DAS system because they have invented it and because is legal. This is innovation and creativity, something that should be rewarded. The other teams are free to copy the idea and try to develop it, instead of just filing claims.
Of course I could understand that Horner made a protest about Hamilton lap under the yellow flag if thanks to that lap he would have surpassed any of his drivers, but even without that lap, Hamilton was already second and was already ahead of his two drivers. The Stewards already investigated the situation, concluding that there were yellow and green lights at the same time, and that therefore they were not going to sanction Hamilton as there was a contradictory message. That after all that, and taking into account that the Red Bull drivers had not been affected by that Hamilton lap, Horner claimed -after the deadline, and shortly before the start of the race- that lap, it seems to me to be a bad loser and very unsportsmanlike. This is not the way I like a team sponsored by my favorite watch brand to behave.
Would you risk giving Lewis a clear track ahead and the opportunity to pull away unhindered by the need to fight for an overtake? 馃槈 I wouldn't!
You'll just have to call me an old-fashioned ****, but Bruce McLaren took part in the first F1 race I ever attended, and somehow in my mind I still associate TAG & McLaren ( I know, I know.....馃え ). So I was very pleased to see a podium finish for McLaren in Austria after all the bad news of recent weeks.
Would you risk giving Lewis a clear track ahead and the opportunity to pull away unhindered by the need to fight for an overtake? 馃槈 I wouldn't!
Bottas certainly didn't want to let Hamilton pass, even with that 1.7s per lap margin. I was talking about a team order to have your two cars as high up as possible: a 1-2, or at least 1-3, instead of a 1-4
Why is this weekends race 'Styrian Grand Prix', isn't it Austra 2? or have the BBC messed up on their reporting?
Edit, further googling found an explanation from Autosport.
As Spanish driver Fernando Alonso plans to try the Indianapolis 500 again after a rough race last year, he鈥檚 also diving back into Formula 1 with his winning Renault team.
What's the answer? I've never heard of Styria. 馃榾
Oh yeah sorry about that sir @Hubert 馃榿馃榿 Hihi, they put out really nice info poster which are probably worth uploading! 馃榿
I hope Fernando does well in this comeback! Something like a swticheroo with Ricciardo and Alonso, Renault to McLaren and vice-versa 馃槜馃槜
I am still hoping Fernando finally completes the Triple Crown!
It is the name of the local area that the circuit is located in, apparently. So it works a little like the San Marino GP in Italy.