Such a great result!!! Was waiting for this quite a long time!!!
Thank you Ferrari
Such a great result!!! Was waiting for this quite a long time!!!
Thank you Ferrari
Last edited by mizf1; 29th April 2017 at 16:51.
Finally a front-row lock-out for us, I almost thought I was dreaming! Well done to the whole team and the drivers, praying for the best possible result tomorrow. Forza Ferrari sempre!
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Helluva lap by Kimi! Genius by Vettel!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOO
-Lou(is)
Forza Ferrari 16/15
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P1 vet on clean side which should give him advantage. But the threat is long straight down turn2 where if Bottas gets good start (he too on clean side) on slip stream braking zone becomes more imp. Also mercs have good straight line speed over Ferrari.
This is where Kimi needs to get good start & hold Bottas.
My question is mercs on 4-5 older tyres compared to Ferrari, any advatange or disadvantage??
Now let's reel in those 25 pts tomorrow!!!
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Apparently he was sent out too late to do a proper warm-up of the tyres and that was allegedly his reaction on team radio.
The point is IMHO that while 1-2 in qualifying is absolutely great there is still appears to be room for improvement in the operations. If these shortcomings continue they jeopardize the outcome on race day.
Kimi will be fast down the straights tomorrow
Speed trap
1. Lance Stroll Williams Mercedes 331.2 (205.8)
2 Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari Ferrari 331.0 (205.7) -0.2
3 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes Mercedes 330.4 (205.3) -0.8
4 Valtteri Bottas Mercedes Mercedes 329.9 (205.0) -1.3
5 Esteban Ocon Force India Mercedes 329.5 (204.7) -1.7
6 Sergio Perez Force India Mercedes 328.3 (204.0) -2.9
7 Felipe Massa Williams Mercedes 327.5 (203.5) -3.7
8 Sebastian Vettel Ferrari Ferrari 326.1 (202.6) -5.1
9 Romain Grosjean Haas Ferrari 325.5 (202.3) -5.7
10 Kevin Magnussen Haas Ferrari 324.5 (201.6) -6.7
11 Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull TAG Heuer 324.3 (201.5) -6.9
12 Fernando Alonso McLaren Honda 322.6 (200.5) -8.6
13 Pascal Wehrlein Sauber Ferrari 321.3 (199.6) -9.9
14 Max Verstappen Red Bull TAG Heuer 320.8 (199.3) -10.4
15 Marcus Ericsson Sauber Ferrari 319.9 (198.8) -11.3
16 Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso Renault 319.5 (198.5) -11.7
17 Jolyon Palmer Renault Renault 318.9 (198.2) -12.3
18 Nico Hulkenberg Renault Renault 318.8 (198.1) -12.4
19 Carlos Sainz Jnr Toro Rosso Renault 317.9 (197.5) -13.3
20 Stoffel Vandoorne McLaren Honda 317.4 (197.2) -13.8
I don't mind team mates racing but when the competition is playing by a different set of rules then we have to follow suit otherwise our drivers will be taking points off each other, many times in the past we have lost the title by a handful of points.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/39755721
I would like Kimi to win tomorrow, just to see if he would manage to crack a smile
Mercedes to impose team orders during the Russian GP......
Excellente! Excellente! Ferrari, Grazie Seb!, Grazie Kimi! well done to the team, Forza ferrai Forza! Hope for good race tomorrow yes. Seb or Kimi for win as long as we finish 1-2. Good luck to the team.
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