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kerry1293 wrote:...it's a good day when there is a mclaren (lewis in particular) at the back of the grid (hard luckz dey padna) and pastor (williams) will be starting from pole,...
roadracer7 wrote:i would expect hamilton to tear through the back markers, and fight for a top ten position.
go Lotus go.......
I know where my vote goes for "best drive of the day!"... and that is on a "two tyre change" routine too... while everyone else used three sets.Sanctifier wrote:Low fuel in qualifying ... REALLY Even after that during the race, he rolled over a damn tyre left in the way
roadracer7 wrote:just reached home, missed the race saw these results
will watch tomorrow @ 12:00 on speed
Hamilton vindicated by Spanish GP drive
Sun, 13 May 18:35:30 2012
Lewis Hamilton believes that he has proved his doubters wrong after making only two stops during the race at Barcelona.
Hamilton started at the back of the field after being penalised for running short of fuel at the end of qualifying and was forced to try a different strategy than the rest of the drivers, eventually climbing to eighth, one place ahead of team-mate Jenson Button.
Despite his reputation for aggressive driving, the 27-year-old was able to conserve his tyres far better than Button, who is normally associated with exceptional tyre management.
"People are always saying how aggressive my driving style is so hopefully this will prove a few people wrong that I can nurse my tyres," he said.
"It is very easy just to go 100 per cent and ruin your tyres and kill you race by making silly mistakes so today was about being controlled, calm and collected.
"I was the only one to do a two stopper, despite everyone always telling me how aggressive my driving style is and how much better my team-mate is on tyres than me. I think today is a good demonstration that they are perhaps wrong."
The British driver was pleased with how competitive the McLaren has been and says that the team can bounce back from a difficult weekend with a strong result in Monaco.
"I think our car will continue to be competitive. Our team has done a great job improving our car and things will come together for us and when they do we will get the results we deserve," he said.
"Monaco is a track that I love and I hope that we will have a much better weekend there and it is now my home circuit. The team needs a little bit of a boost, they have been working very hard and they deserve better."
roadracer7 wrote:i would expect hamilton to tear through the back markers, and fight for a top ten position.
go Lotus go.......
olvoGTL wrote:Going to Canada F1 this year. Who else?
Schumacher handed five-place grid penalty for Monaco 13 May 2012
Michael Schumacher (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 W03 collides with Bruno Senna (BRA) Williams FW34. Formula One World Championship, Rd5, Spanish Grand Prix, Race Day, Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, 13 May 2012 Michael Schumacher (GER) Mercedes AMG F1 W03 crashes out of the race. Formula One World Championship, Rd5, Spanish Grand Prix, Race Day, Barcelona, Spain, Sunday, 13 May 2012
Mercedes’ Michael Schumacher has been punished by the Spanish stewards for his collision with Williams' Bruno Senna during Sunday's Barcelona race. Schumacher receives a five-place grid penalty for the next round in Monaco.
After investigating, the stewards decided the German driver was at fault for the accident, which occurred on Lap 12 at Turn One. Schumacher retired immediately after crashing into the back of the Williams and, although Senna was able to continue for a few more corners, the damage to his FW34 was similarly terminal.
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