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03 - Gran Premio della Cina 2016 - Shanghai [Presentazione]


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2 ore fa, gio66 ha scritto:

 

ormai da qualche anno tutto quello che ha a che fare con la McLaren trasmette un'idea generale di approssimazione... comunque... pista anonima anche se non oscena come Sochi o Abu Dhabi, la zolla d'erba nella corsia dei box (che adesso non c'è più) ce l'ho sul gozzo dal 2007. Mercedes favorite al netto di variabili climatiche o di affidabilità, vincendo anche qui Nico darebbe un segnale molto importante. Seguirò con particolare attenzione Vettel, Ricciardo e Wehrlein, per quanto riguarda le McLaren, beh, speriamo di cavarcela, anche se con quei due rettilinei la vedo un po' dura. Un 9-10 posto sarebbe già da prendere per buono, purtroppo. 

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Io in tutta onestà spero che anche qui corra Vandoorne.

La macchina è quello che è, le condizioni di Alonso non possono essere tanto meglio di quelle di due settimane fa (perchè una frattura non la sistemi in 15giorni). In più forse Stoffel meriterebbe una seconda opportunità per mettersi in mostra.

E poi, quando i rischi saranno veramente 0, in macchina tornerà Fernando:)

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sono curioso di vedere se cambia qualcosa in qualifica sul piano del duello piloti che dopo le prime due qualifiche con format ko vede questa situazione:

HAM-ROS 2-0

VET-RAI 2-0

RIC-KVA 2-0

MAS-BOT 1-1

PAL-MAG 2-0

VES-SAI 2-0

PER-HUL 1-1

ERI-NAS 2-0

ALO/VAN-BUT 2-0

HAR-WEH 0-2

GRO-GUT 2-0

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59 minuti fa, Osrevinu ha scritto:

Hamilton verrà penalizzato di 5 posizioni perchè costretto a sostituire il cambio danneggiato dal contatto con Bottas. 

Dai, altra vittoria facile di Rosberg. L'avevo detto che era il suo anno.

A quanto leggo l'hanno cambiato per sicurezza, perchè in realtà è perfettamente funzionante (e, infatti, ha completato la gara senza problemi). Solo che non possono rischiare, sapendo che prima o poi potrebbero presentarsi dei problemi.

Che si sia rotto nell'incidente mi pare un po' una scusa, perchè nella botta ti può saltare la marcia (come Kimi in Australia lo scorso anno), ma danneggiare il cambio mi pare un'eventualità molto remota. Così come è altamente improbabile che con gli altri danni (a carrozzeria e, forse, fondo) girasse 1sec più lento.

Ad ogni modo può tranquillamente partire dalla terza fila e rimontare. Piuttosto non so quanto farebbe piacere a Rosberg una eventuale Ferrari in prima fila:asd:

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"HERBERT: TIME IS PAST FOR FERNANDO, JENSON AND KIMI IN F1"

Della serie: "quando per tapare el buso se sfonda el porton..." :asd:

[ Johnny Herbert stands by his claim that Fernando Alonso’s days in Formula 1 are past and added more fuel to the blaze by stating that Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen are also past their sell-by date at the pinnacle of the sport.

Having written in a column that Alonso should use the occasion of his chest injuries to retire, former F1 driver Herbert was gatecrashed by the angry Spaniard live on British television during the Bahrain race weekend.

“You ended up a commentator because you were not world champion,” Alonso told him.

Herbert, 51, looked uncomfortable during the exchange, mumbling ‘Happy man’ as Alonso departed, but he now says he stands by his earlier comments.

He insists the incident did not “personally” affect him, “But I have to say that my wife didn’t think it was funny. She said that Alonso was a little impertinent.”

“I have to say I understand Alonso’s reaction, but my opinion is clear, as it was before,” the former Sauber and Jaguar driver told the Spanish sports daily Marca.

“I believe Fernando’s time in formula one has past. He is no longer the future, as with other drivers like Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen.

“The future belongs to Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and then Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz,” Herbert added.

“After Alonso’s incident in Australia, my mind went back to the crash of Michael Schumacher in Singapore in 2012 – they were similar and to me it seems to be a loss of concentration and focus on formula one.”

Herbert said he thinks a good next move for Alonso would be endurance sports cars, including Le Mans.

“I think it would suit him perfectly,” he said. “The WEC would be a good place for him and he could even be champion, as Mark Webber did.” ]

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Ancora sto loss of focus on formula 1? Ma se in Bahrein hanno provato di tutto pur di metterlo in macchina?

Vabbè, non capirò mai questo punto di vista per cui superata una certa età sei da rottamare, a prescindere dalle tue prestazioni. Immagino che per lui non tenere Magnussen a fine 2014 sia stato un errore, Kevin è il futuro, che importa se Jenson andava più forte..

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25 minuti fa, Lotus ha scritto:

"HERBERT: TIME IS PAST FOR FERNANDO, JENSON AND KIMI IN F1"

Della serie: "quando per tapare el buso se sfonda el porton..." :asd:

[ Johnny Herbert stands by his claim that Fernando Alonso’s days in Formula 1 are past and added more fuel to the blaze by stating that Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen are also past their sell-by date at the pinnacle of the sport.

Having written in a column that Alonso should use the occasion of his chest injuries to retire, former F1 driver Herbert was gatecrashed by the angry Spaniard live on British television during the Bahrain race weekend.

“You ended up a commentator because you were not world champion,” Alonso told him.

Herbert, 51, looked uncomfortable during the exchange, mumbling ‘Happy man’ as Alonso departed, but he now says he stands by his earlier comments.

He insists the incident did not “personally” affect him, “But I have to say that my wife didn’t think it was funny. She said that Alonso was a little impertinent.”

“I have to say I understand Alonso’s reaction, but my opinion is clear, as it was before,” the former Sauber and Jaguar driver told the Spanish sports daily Marca.

“I believe Fernando’s time in formula one has past. He is no longer the future, as with other drivers like Jenson Button and Kimi Raikkonen.

“The future belongs to Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and then Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz,” Herbert added.

“After Alonso’s incident in Australia, my mind went back to the crash of Michael Schumacher in Singapore in 2012 – they were similar and to me it seems to be a loss of concentration and focus on formula one.”

Herbert said he thinks a good next move for Alonso would be endurance sports cars, including Le Mans.

“I think it would suit him perfectly,” he said. “The WEC would be a good place for him and he could even be champion, as Mark Webber did.” ]

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Continuo a non condividere una sillaba di quanto detto da Herbert pur rispettando la sua opinione. Sopratutto sugli incidenti di Alonso e Schumacher, che sono errori normalissimi date le situazioni. Boh, davvero.

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