Re: 2015 FORMULA 1 BRITISH GRAND PRIX

par **F1 forever** le Mar 7 Juil - 14:40:05

KoKiNa a écrit:
F1 forever a écrit:
KoKiNa a écrit:Sorry for the intromission... try Red Bull, Monaco this year...
Gary is right...

No, they put Daniel on a different strategy (additional pit-stop with super-soft tyres), and having teammates fight in Monaco of all places would have been suicide anyway, and they even had an agreement about this beforehand.

Then why to return the position? That is the bullshit and a lack of respect for the Sport, the fans, the spectators,...

Because that was the agreement. They treated both drivers fairly, it was perfect team work, they maximized the results through the strategy change, were completely transparent about what they did and why...can't do it any better than that!

par **Zag** le Mar 7 Juil - 15:34:54

par **Gary** le Mar 7 Juil - 21:38:51

F1 forever a écrit:
KoKiNa a écrit:
F1 forever a écrit:
KoKiNa a écrit:Sorry for the intromission... try Red Bull, Monaco this year...
Gary is right...

No, they put Daniel on a different strategy (additional pit-stop with super-soft tyres), and having teammates fight in Monaco of all places would have been suicide anyway, and they even had an agreement about this beforehand.

Then why to return the position? That is the bullshit and a lack of respect for the Sport, the fans, the spectators,...

Because that was the agreement. They treated both drivers fairly, it was perfect team work, they maximized the results through the strategy change, were completely transparent about what they did and why...can't do it any better than that!

As you can see, my middle name is Nostradamus, and I was right in not digging any proof up since F1 f lives in permanent denial.

Long live laziness!

par **KoKiNa** le Mer 8 Juil - 9:52:00

F1 forever a écrit:
KoKiNa a écrit:
F1 forever a écrit:
KoKiNa a écrit:Sorry for the intromission... try Red Bull, Monaco this year...
Gary is right...

No, they put Daniel on a different strategy (additional pit-stop with super-soft tyres), and having teammates fight in Monaco of all places would have been suicide anyway, and they even had an agreement about this beforehand.

Then why to return the position? That is the bullshit and a lack of respect for the Sport, the fans, the spectators,...

Because that was the agreement. They treated both drivers fairly, it was perfect team work, they maximized the results through the strategy change, were completely transparent about what they did and why...can't do it any better than that!

Sorry, I do not agree with those agreements... That is not racing spirit and is even worst than TO.
(C'mon Gary move your tail... Laughing

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par **F1 forever** le Dim 19 Juil - 21:40:36

I'll dig up this thread again if I ever find a comparable instance as defined on page 1. Fortunately, teams are wise enough to avoid it even if it potentially costs them short-term.