Interesting!
But Spa always seems to produce interesting races. Now, on to Monza!
But Spa always seems to produce interesting races. Now, on to Monza!
Pleased with Fisichella's performance, too bad ferrari are not using there beloved traffic light system anymore, if we had got a massa Singapore type blunder in the pitts that would of let Fisichella out in front I would of been foaming at the mouth with joy
Not really a fan of monza, you only really turing a corner so you can go onto yet another straight, Imola is more exciting as far as am concerned.
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Not really a fan of monza, you only really turing a corner so you can go onto yet another straight, Imola is more exciting as far as am concerned.
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Last edited by Bell (2009-08-30 07:27:31)
Great race, too bad Massa is missing Ferrari's best part of the season
Exactly. All about precision exits.Bell wrote:
Pleased with Fisichella's performance, too bad ferrari are not using there beloved traffic light system anymore, if we had got a massa Singapore type blunder in the pitts that would of let Fisichella out in front I would of been foaming at the mouth with joy
Not really a fan of monza, you only really turing a corner so you can go onto yet another straight, Imola is more exciting as far as am concerned.
Not to mention the fact that Ascari is one of the best corners anywhere.
Big straights = low aero = more difficult cornering. Which means the exits are more difficult to get right, which leads to lots of overtaking on the straights (although fewer places being nicked under braking).
I like the fast low aero tracks, like Monza and Spa. They usually make for exciting races. Both really, really punish mistakes.
Last edited by Bertster7 (2009-08-30 09:15:29)
I'm sure he'll return the end of the year or next year and be in a very competitive FerrariJenspm wrote:
Great race, too bad Massa is missing Ferrari's best part of the season