3. Gran Premio del Bahrain - Sakhir [Presentazione]

[mur354n80]

secondo me sono degli idioti totali, scusate il francesismo, quindi preferiscono pesare 0,5 kg in meno e rendere meno e rischiare di morire per mezzo chilo ? mah !

[mur354n80]

adesso la Ferrari tira in ballo che sono in pochi, patetici, da fonti CERTE so che la Mercedes ha provato ben prima di tutti gli altri i motori su muletti SLS al Nurburgring, la Ferrari lo ha fatto con colpevole ritardo su muletti LaFerrari

[Mauro Serafin]

secondo me sono degli idioti totali, scusate il francesismo, quindi preferiscono pesare 0,5 kg in meno e rendere meno e rischiare di morire per mezzo chilo ? mah !

 

Si sta verificando un'escalation di ca**ate preoccupante... 

[Rops]

Io ricordo che Mazzoni già  dal 2009 (quando venne introdotto il Kers, in soldoni) la menava col peso dei piloti, soprattutto in riferimento alla situazione in casa Bmw, con Kubica che batteva Heidfeld di 30 cm e una ventina di chili. Quest'anno l'argomento è tornato in auge.

 

 

Tra l'altro leggevo non so dove che Alonso, pur essendo più basso, peserebbe qualche chilo più di Raikkonen. Possibile?

 

A naso, direi che è una boiata. 

 

[mur354n80]

Raikkonen è sempre stato più pesante di Alonso.

Cmq vorrei vedere con queste nuove direttive i vari Berger, Mansell, Schumacher tutti pesanti oltre i 75 kg...

[Ferrari F1]

Assurdo davvero! Siamo alla follia pura

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[AleMans]

Se la Mercedes cede sarà  sicuramente in cambio di qualche altra cosa. Altrimenti sarebbero idioti.

I 1000km di test possono bastare?

[Bertoku]

cmq vedendo i camera car le F1 del 2004 mangiavano la pista quanto erano veloci, ha ragione Alonso a dire che sono state le F1 più difficili in assoluto e che quelle odierne sono una minchiata

 

 

Fernando Alonso says 2014 Formula 1 cars are too slow

 

Fernando Alonso says his biggest complaint about the new Formula 1 is that the cars are too slow.

Ahead of meetings this weekend between senior F1 representatives to discuss the spectacle delivered by the new regulations, Alonso said on Thursday that he was not too upset about the challenge of the racing.

He was, however, unhappy that much of the thrill of driving F1 machinery had been taken away because lap times had plummeted so much in the races.

"It is still exciting because at the end of the day you are competing against the others," he said.

"That is the DNA of the driver, the competition. If we drive go-karts, we enjoy so much and we are driving at 50km/h with very hard tyres and sliding everywhere and we keep enjoying that race.

"So it is not a problem of excitement. It is just that the cars are too slow.

"The fastest lap in Malaysia was 1m34.8s with Vettel some years ago (his pole time in 2011), and Hamilton did a 1m43.0s [fastest race lap last weekend], so that's nine seconds.

"And behind the wheel, when you drive nine seconds slower, you don't enjoy as much as driving the fast car.

"As far as it is the same for everybody, and you compete against the others, you keep enjoying.

"But for drivers like me or Kimi [Raikkonen] or Jenson [button] who drove another F1, it is not better or worse, but you will miss some of those cars."

 

RULE TWEAKS WILL NOT HELP

Although there is talk that tweaks to the sporting regulations may be enough to spice up the racing, Alonso is not convinced that such changes will help matters.

"If they allowed some more fuel in the cars that are fast, they will be even faster," he said. "And the cars that are slow will be a little bit less slow.

"It's not that we will see the Marussia or the Caterham winning the race. We need to try to do a better show, but we need to think in which way. We need to give a little bit more time also to the races because we only had two.

"There is a long way to go. There will be some exciting races. There will be some boring races, like in football.

"Some matches you see 0-0 and it's a terrible match and then the next week you see 5-4 and you enjoy so much the game.

 

"We are all waiting for this exciting race that everyone hopefully enjoys, and we see this weekend if we can put something better."

 

NO CONSENSUS AMONG DRIVERS

Although some drivers believe the racing is boring, not all of them agree.

World championship leader Nico Rosberg does not think that the racing this year is any different from how it has been in the past.

"It's all very, very similar," he said. "Tyres I thought they were going to be rock solid, but no, we're still doing three stops. The cars are heavier at the end of the race but lighter at the start.

"We're a lot slower; I prefer going faster but that's the way it is. The Malaysia race was unbelievable, the track was so bad from all the rain, we were just so slow.

"Fuel saving is the same as all the other years. It's no different."

[Carlomm73]

secondo me sono degli idioti totali, scusate il francesismo, quindi preferiscono pesare 0,5 kg in meno e rendere meno e rischiare di morire per mezzo chilo ? mah !

 

Questa volta concordo anche col tuo metodo d'espressione poco sofisticato.

 

adesso la Ferrari tira in ballo che sono in pochi, patetici, da fonti CERTE so che la Mercedes ha provato ben prima di tutti gli altri i motori su muletti SLS al Nurburgring, la Ferrari lo ha fatto con colpevole ritardo su muletti LaFerrari

 

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