The F1 Thread 2012 Season

Ferrari twitter is the source. As SAF would say “When an Italian tells me its pasta on the plate I check under the sauce to make sure. They are the inventors of the smokescreen.”

If they made a mistake in front of a home crowd when he looks like he has a chance of pole, would they openly admit it? Seems convenient given they also fecked up the slipstreaming on the first run.
 
Ferrari twitter is the source. As SAF would say “When an Italian tells me its pasta on the plate I check under the sauce to make sure. They are the inventors of the smokescreen.”

If they made a mistake in front of a home crowd when he looks like he has a chance of pole, would they openly admit it? Seems convenient given they also fecked up the slipstreaming on the first run.

I have to agree with this , they fecked up pure and simple, they should just admit it.
 
Massa did his best middle sector in the first run when Alonso gave him the tow. The reason he went quicker on the second run is because he all but matched the McLarens in the first and third sectors.

And you may well be right but you can't say that they messed up for absolute sure as you have no knowledge of what actually happened...
 
Massa did his best middle sector in the first run when Alonso gave him the tow. The reason he went quicker on the second run is because he all but matched the McLarens in the first and third sectors.

And you may well be right but you can't say that they messed up for absolute sure as you have no knowledge of what actually happened...

you are right of course, I dont know what happened. I can only comment on what I saw and to me it looked like they messed up.
 
Alonso is a great driver and he wasn't slow like that at any point during quali so a mechanical failure makes sense, I just don't trust Ferrari is all.........saying that I don't trust any of the teams.
 
Interesting, Domenicali and Alonso saying that it happened on the first run in Q3 when he gave Massa a tow. His sector times were awful throughout Q3 so would supposedly make sense... who knows though.
 
Alonso will a mechanical problem.

Really unlucky for him... 2 races in a row where it could cost him a lot of points
 
Anthony Davidson from Sky has just tweeted that he's watched Alonso's Q3 laps which were fraught with understeer, which is a result of an anti roll-bar failure.
 
Oh look an American telling us he has the best track in the world despite the fact its still half built.
 
Hamilton is comfortable, trouble is Vettel & Alonso are going to score well anyway so does nothing for his title hopes.
 
Brundle's saying the stewards won't follow that up but I think Alonso had half a car alongside Vettel there. Is this my Ferrari bias?