Reporting from the Ragged Edge
Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull emerged from second practice in Singapore well on top, as the triple World Champion topped the FP2 times, six tenths ahead of his team-mate, Mark Webber, and a full second faster than the rest of the field. It's hard to see a way back from here for Vettel's title rivals... Continue Reading →
Lewis Hamilton picked up at Monza where he left off after last year's Italian Grand Prix: right at the front. He's driving for a different team - Mercedes instead of McLaren - but it's clear that he has as much sped as ever. Not that he has it all his own way, of course. Fernando... Continue Reading →
Lewis Hamilton's win in Hungary is extremely significant. Not because Hamilton finally has a win for Mercedes, or because Mercedes won another race (their third victory of the season). Hamilton's win is significant because the race took place on a very hot day with a very hot track surface. Mercedes have had issues with tyre... Continue Reading →
Normally it's difficult to predict who will take pole position for a Grand Prix. Typically this season, there have been at least four drivers in with a chance of the top spot in qualifying. But at the German Grand Prix, it seems quite clear that Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull have a clear advantage. In... Continue Reading →
Pos No Driver Team Time Gap Laps 1 1 Vettel Red Bull Racing 1:29.517 19 2 9 Rosberg Mercedes 1:30.193 0.676 19 3 2 Webber Red Bull Racing 1:30.211 0.694 18 4 3 Alonso Ferrari 1:30.621 1.104 16 5 4 Massa Ferrari 1:30.639 1.122 17 6 7 Räikkönen Lotus 1:30.671 1.154 19 7 10 Hamilton... Continue Reading →
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