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F1 - General discussion and 2017
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Again, Vettel's final sector is half a second off where we'd expect it to be.
And just to confirm, that was another run on the ultra-soft tyres from Vettel.
If Vettel stops playing mind games and whacks in a low-1m18s before lunch we've got a Lion bar with his name on it.
And just to confirm, that was another run on the ultra-soft tyres from Vettel.
If Vettel stops playing mind games and whacks in a low-1m18s before lunch we've got a Lion bar with his name on it.
Also a grief stricken fan here ...
Yeh, Me too..
I was just having a dig at Polish, to try and lighten my mood.
Kvyat's out there improving again and this time it's a personal best in the middle sector. He completes the lap with his best final sector so far, and moves to fourth on a 1m20.712s.
Everyone back in the pits – as Hamilton emerges in the Mercedes. Could he be the man to take us into the 1m18s?
Everyone back in the pits – as Hamilton emerges in the Mercedes. Could he be the man to take us into the 1m18s?
Hamilton sets his best time of the day, and his 1m20.018s including the morning's quickest final sector. He goes to P2.
If Vettel had done the final sector Hamilton just posted he'd have done a 1m18.7s.
That was a super-soft run from Hamilton.
If Vettel had done the final sector Hamilton just posted he'd have done a 1m18.7s.
That was a super-soft run from Hamilton.
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Sadly I don't think we've seen their full potential. I would love to see (based on current testing times) Ferrari, Mercedes, Williams & Red Bull duking it out for the win in Melbourne but I think the Mercs will turn up the wick when the time comes.
1 Vettel Ferrari 1m19.024s
2 Hamilton Mercedes 1m19.352s
3 Ocon Force India 1m20.161s
4 Kvyat Toro Rosso 1m20.416s
5 Ricciardo Red Bull 1m20.824s
6 Magnussen Haas 1m20.863s
7 Vandoorne McLaren 1m21.348s
8 Palmer Renault 1m22.418s
9 Ericsson Sauber 1m23.330s
10 Stroll Williams 1m24.863s
2 Hamilton Mercedes 1m19.352s
3 Ocon Force India 1m20.161s
4 Kvyat Toro Rosso 1m20.416s
5 Ricciardo Red Bull 1m20.824s
6 Magnussen Haas 1m20.863s
7 Vandoorne McLaren 1m21.348s
8 Palmer Renault 1m22.418s
9 Ericsson Sauber 1m23.330s
10 Stroll Williams 1m24.863s
My only criticism of what Ferrari has been doing in testing is that it has spent too much time on the medium tyres. With the new wider tyres and adjusted compounds for this year, this is probably going to be about the hardest tyre we will see used in 2017, that is if we ever actually see it again.
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Vandoorne's McLaren has been covered up. There's no hurry, we've just been told that's it for the morning session.
Checkered Flag
So, the sandbagging Vettel heads to lunch quickest. More trouble – much more trouble – for McLaren-Honda. And that's the morning.
With that sombre end to McLaren's morning, the chequered flag comes out.
Vettel is fastest with a 1:19.024, join us in one hour for the afternoon session!
Checkered Flag
So, the sandbagging Vettel heads to lunch quickest. More trouble – much more trouble – for McLaren-Honda. And that's the morning.
With that sombre end to McLaren's morning, the chequered flag comes out.
Vettel is fastest with a 1:19.024, join us in one hour for the afternoon session!
#WhereWouldAlonsoRatherBe going to be trending on twitter on a regular basis again by the looks of it ...
I can tell you there is one person even more upset than Alonso and that is Button ... He must thinking "There goes my one year sabbatical, Alonso is going to walk if it`s going to carry on like this !"