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Overtaking Style and Tyres
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It is worth noting that from the top 3 teams, the "patient" drivers (Vettel, Button, Alonso) all gathered more points in 2011, while the aggressive drivers (Hamilton, Massa) gathered less. Webber also took more points in 2011, but far less proportional to his team-mate.
Cookinflatsix
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I am not sure patient is the opposite to aggresive, maybe passive, like Trulli, but he didnt make it work
The Trulli train approach to tyre management never caught on
The Trulli train approach to tyre management never caught on
I'm not using the word passive, because that is implied as a criticism. I am certainly not criticising Alonso, Button and Vettel for being successful.
Cookinflatsix
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Yes 2011 tyre durability appeared to suit those drivers more, maybe this years tyres will convey less of an advantage
I cant help feeling that Ferraris troubles with heating tyres quickly and in certain conditions will have been helped greatly by the direction that Italian company Pirelli have taken with these years version
Before anyone starts jumping up and shouting about conspiracies It should be said that the Ferrari being a brand new design shouldn't have carried these tyre warming issues over
I cant help feeling that Ferraris troubles with heating tyres quickly and in certain conditions will have been helped greatly by the direction that Italian company Pirelli have taken with these years version
Before anyone starts jumping up and shouting about conspiracies It should be said that the Ferrari being a brand new design shouldn't have carried these tyre warming issues over
Strictly speaking Ferrari should have an advantage over the rest of the field considering Pirelli and Ferrari's relationship.
Why does it have to be one thing or the other all F1 drivers are aggressive it's just that some are slightly more aggressive in their approach than others, but I can guarantee you there ain't much in it.
I don't think the Trulli train had anything to do with tyre management his problem was he was blisteringly quick over one lap but could not maintain any kind of race speed, basically he qualified in the wrong position for his level of talent and was just fast enough to be hard to overtake, he was like that throughout his career even when tyres were not an issue.
Pirelli and Ferrari's relationship? Just because their Italian doesn't mean they have a relationship. I actually think last season was the first time ever that we've see a Ferrari car with Pirelli rubber. Ferrari have a long history with Bridgestone.
What I meant was Pirelli are title sponsors to Ferrari and not just suppliers as they are to other teams, you only have to do a google search to come across rumours that they give a little extra help to the team they sponsor.
Are they? Their own website lists Pirelli as an "Official Supplier", and not amongst their sponsors.
By the way, sponsoring Ferrari is a great idea in my opinion, you never know what you are going to get out of it. This is the coat of arms of the pope:
You'll notice a yellow shell on a red background, reminiscent of the logo of Shell, one of Ferrari's sponsors. But that's surely a coincidence. This coat of arms was designed by a Cardinal di Montezemelo. Suspicious?
Bollocks aside, Pirelli are not Ferrari's title sponsor.
I will check my sources and if wrong print an apology 
I feel a Dan Brown book-to-film series coming on. Somebody get me Tom Hanks' diary!
Sounds like a case for Heinz-Harold Fretzen and Danica Patrick to me. The Truth is out there ya know
Where as Pirelli do not directly sponsor the Ferrari F1 team, (which may break the rules in some way, I don't know) they are the Main sponsors of Scudereia Ecosse.
http://www.scuderiaecosse.com/sponsorship/index.html
This gives them very strong ties to the Ferrari team as a whole so like I said they do have a relationship.
JFK and the grassy knoll anyone.
http://www.scuderiaecosse.com/sponsorship/index.html
This gives them very strong ties to the Ferrari team as a whole so like I said they do have a relationship.
JFK and the grassy knoll anyone.
There's no smoke without fire thats what I say.
http://www.uttercriminal.com/2012/01/official-series-tyre-supplier-pirelli.html
http://www.uttercriminal.com/2012/01/official-series-tyre-supplier-pirelli.html
As indeed is the Trulli
Cookinflatsix
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Suspecting Italian companies of collusion behind the scenes?
That wouldnt even register on the scale of possible corruption emanating from Italian corporate governance structures and equity cross holdings etc
not to mention the famous links between industry, (notably the car industry) and politicians all the way up to the (former) Head honcho himself
But this is F1, it must be an exception and must therefore be beyond suspicion
That wouldnt even register on the scale of possible corruption emanating from Italian corporate governance structures and equity cross holdings etc
not to mention the famous links between industry, (notably the car industry) and politicians all the way up to the (former) Head honcho himself
But this is F1, it must be an exception and must therefore be beyond suspicion
Oh dear. I have a feeling that I may not last out this season. We haven't even begun and the conspiracy theories have started.
If there were to be such a thing how come the Pirelli tyres, in particular the two harder compounds, were most unhelpful to Ferrari last season?
If there were to be such a thing how come the Pirelli tyres, in particular the two harder compounds, were most unhelpful to Ferrari last season?
Because they cocked up?
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