View Poll Results: Who will win?
Felipe Massa
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Nico Rosberg
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Nick Heidfeld
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Vitaly Petrov
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Rubens Barrichello
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Pastor Maldanodo
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Adrian Sutil
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Paul di Resta
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Kamui Kobayashi
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Sergio Perez
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Sebastien Buemi
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Jamie Algersuari
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Jarno Trulli
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Heikki Kovalainen
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Narain Karthikeyen
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Viantonio Liuzzi
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Timo Glock
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Jerome d' Ambrosio
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2011 Malasian Grand Prix
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Vettel had KERS until lap 29, then intermittently throughout the race. Heidfeld had it all the way through and was able to hold off a fast finishing Webber. Guess I'm the only person in here waving Webber's flag. Think he had the best race of everyone considering fastest lap and 4 stops coming from 10th after dismal start.
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
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Vettel had KERS until lap 29, then intermittently throughout the race. Heidfeld had it all the way through and was able to hold off a fast finishing Webber. Guess I'm the only person in here waving Webber's flag. Think he had the best race of everyone considering fastest lap and 4 stops coming from 10th after dismal start.
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
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Hamilton: The team put the wrong tyres on
11 April 2011 Lewis Hamilton hit out at his McLaren team immediately after Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, a race in which he initially challenged for the lead before finishing seventh. The 2008 World Champion then lost another position as he was handed a 20-second time penalty after an incident with Fernando Alonso's Ferrari.
Starting from second, Hamilton dropped to third as Nick Heidfeld’s Renault enjoyed a rapid getaway. After jumping the German at the first round of pit-stops, the Englishman proceeded to reduce Vettel’s lead until the pit-stops continued, when he was the first to change to Hard tyres and remained on the Prime compound until the chequered flag.
Hamilton spoke to FIA race stewards following his incident with Fernando Alonso“It was as terrible race,” he is quoted as saying by The Guardian. “I started second and I came eighth. I tried my best. I had four pit-stops and the tyres didn't last. I stopped before everyone else when I could have stayed out for a couple of laps more. Then the wrong tyres were put on. I had the Option instead of the Prime. For the last stint I had an old Prime, which didn't last, and I had to pit - it was very poor strategy but there's nothing I can do.”
He added that his punishment did not come as a surprise: “I knew I was going to get a penalty. I'm not surprised. I was in with the stewards, so I anticipated it. I always try to assume the worst-case scenario. It's only one spot and it's not really made me feel any worse than how the weekend has gone anyway.”
11 April 2011 Lewis Hamilton hit out at his McLaren team immediately after Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, a race in which he initially challenged for the lead before finishing seventh. The 2008 World Champion then lost another position as he was handed a 20-second time penalty after an incident with Fernando Alonso's Ferrari.
Starting from second, Hamilton dropped to third as Nick Heidfeld’s Renault enjoyed a rapid getaway. After jumping the German at the first round of pit-stops, the Englishman proceeded to reduce Vettel’s lead until the pit-stops continued, when he was the first to change to Hard tyres and remained on the Prime compound until the chequered flag.
Hamilton spoke to FIA race stewards following his incident with Fernando Alonso“It was as terrible race,” he is quoted as saying by The Guardian. “I started second and I came eighth. I tried my best. I had four pit-stops and the tyres didn't last. I stopped before everyone else when I could have stayed out for a couple of laps more. Then the wrong tyres were put on. I had the Option instead of the Prime. For the last stint I had an old Prime, which didn't last, and I had to pit - it was very poor strategy but there's nothing I can do.”
He added that his punishment did not come as a surprise: “I knew I was going to get a penalty. I'm not surprised. I was in with the stewards, so I anticipated it. I always try to assume the worst-case scenario. It's only one spot and it's not really made me feel any worse than how the weekend has gone anyway.”
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Malaysia was a good race, and China should be even more exciting
. It's good to see more teams challenging for the lead like Renault with cosmonaut Petrov at the wheel
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DRS wasn’t working, Alonso confirms
10 April 2011 Fernando Alonso has verified that his Drag Reduction System (DRS, also known as Adjustable Rear Wing) failed to operate correctly in Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, after which he received a 20-second time penalty for his incident with Lewis Hamilton.
“It was a good fight with Lewis, it was very close,” the Ferrari driver explained to reporters after the race.
“But my moving wing wasn’t working, so I couldn’t do anything on the straights and had to try in the corners. Unfortunately I then lost a piece of my front wing, so had to pit, otherwise I could have been on the podium.”
10 April 2011 Fernando Alonso has verified that his Drag Reduction System (DRS, also known as Adjustable Rear Wing) failed to operate correctly in Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, after which he received a 20-second time penalty for his incident with Lewis Hamilton.
“It was a good fight with Lewis, it was very close,” the Ferrari driver explained to reporters after the race.
“But my moving wing wasn’t working, so I couldn’t do anything on the straights and had to try in the corners. Unfortunately I then lost a piece of my front wing, so had to pit, otherwise I could have been on the podium.”
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Thats all.
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If anyone else watched the BBC feed they might have heard a comment from Brundle that makes this hilarious. Apparently they had done a piece on the DRS system and had been given Alonso's car. Brundle says during the broadcast after the radio transmission from Alonso, "We did a piece on the DRS using Alonso's car. I hope I didn't break it." He sounded legitimately worried that he had cocked it up. ![EEK!](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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Vettel had KERS until lap 29, then intermittently throughout the race. Heidfeld had it all the way through and was able to hold off a fast finishing Webber. Guess I'm the only person in here waving Webber's flag. Think he had the best race of everyone considering fastest lap and 4 stops coming from 10th after dismal start.
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
Amazing to see just how quickly these tyres can go off. Guess they're achieving their directive...
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Other news: Schumacher expects better results after the winter break....
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Wayne, must it be an evil plot, or maybe Vettel is just faster?
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With millions of dollars on the line for constructors championship points, why would a team purposely sabotage one of their cars before the race started when there is no guarantee that the so called preferred driver would even finish the race? Only the conspiracy theorists believe in sabotage.
Vettel is a faster qualifier than Webber (Webber is not slow).
Hamilton is a faster qualifier than Button.
Alsono is a faster qualifier than Massa.
etc, etc, etc.
Some drivers can just find that little extra speed that their teammates can not find.
Vettel is a faster qualifier than Webber (Webber is not slow).
Hamilton is a faster qualifier than Button.
Alsono is a faster qualifier than Massa.
etc, etc, etc.
Some drivers can just find that little extra speed that their teammates can not find.
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Errr... if you say so budlow, no team would ever favor one driver over another it's just not done at this level ...![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
You should read wiki more often , Webber outqualified Vettel in Malaysia in 2009/2010 this would be the first time Vettel has beaten him in qualy there as teammates...
Anyway he's the next Schumacher .................
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You should read wiki more often , Webber outqualified Vettel in Malaysia in 2009/2010 this would be the first time Vettel has beaten him in qualy there as teammates...
Anyway he's the next Schumacher .................
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