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andy... sato was 3rd at one stage... infront of wurtz...
yes 5th is respectable... but for someone of sato's experience... he should've pressured / kept up to wurtz more than he did in the end...
sato is like barrichello... ever relyable for points but never challenging for track position... the move he did on webber was top notch thou...
nah, his 3rd was only cos of pitstops, he hadnt made his... ie he really wanst 3rd overall in the race, he never had the chance after being stuck behind trulli for so long.
Jase, you could assume that, but then again, the ferrari was faster than anyone else by almost 2 seconds per lap and he was refueled at the time!
Yeh I know, thats why I was so pissed off when Kimi had a box of neutrals.!Quote:
Originally Posted by pornstar
I dont think kimi was THAT light, he was still like 2-3 seconds slower than his first qualifying lap.
ITV didn't speak to Kimi did they?
Nothing has been confirmed on why he had to retire!
[QUOTE=pornstar]nah, his 3rd was only cos of pitstops, he hadnt made his... ie he really wanst 3rd overall in the race, he never had the chance after being stuck behind trulli for so long.[QUOTE]
wurtz didnt pit too... trulli pitted first and released a bunch of cars...
Kimi set the 5th fastest lap of the race, on lap 8. Running light? I think so ;)
In Bahrain kimi's car had to retire and De La Rosa's car was fine.
Same thing happened at Imola, Kimi's car had the pace just like Wurz but it just couldn't hold out.
Montoya must be holding his breath, when he comes back it could go Juan out, Kimi podium.
Toan u missing the point, sato was on a lighter fuel load at the time, he needed to eb making time up but couldnt due to trulli, thats why after the pit stop wurz ended up in 4th and sato in 5th....
Ralf Schumacher loses point with penalty
Toyota to appeal the decision
The Race Director has referred Ralf Schumacher to the stewards for an incident that occurred with Nick Heidfeld's Williams following his second pit stop.
Having reviewed the evidence, the stewards considered that it was an unsafe manoeuvre and applied a 25-second penalty.
In response, Panasonic Toyota Racing team principal Tsutomu Tomita said: "In view of the extremely vague description of the regulation and a number of similar incidents which have gone unpunished, Toyota has decided to appeal the decision of the stewards in order to clarify this issue for the future."
Source Toyota Racing
- Fisichella was on the inside = right of wayQuote:
I understand what you are saying Dylan, but Webber had:
1/ Track position
2/ Right of way (Fisichella went to way to fast and had no brakes with no rubber left on his tyres)
- Webber was only about 1/2 a carlength in front
Correct me if im wrong but didnt Kimi finish third at Bahrain?Quote:
Originally Posted by LUD02C
Kimis car retired due to a Driveshaft Failure.