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Blueboy a écrit:J'en ai marre d'abvoir toujours raison!
Blueboy a écrit:cette R29 c'est un vrai ptit velo quand ils VIRENT cette merde de KERS!
Blueboy a écrit:cette R29 c'est un vrai ptit velo quand ils VIRENT cette merde de KERS!
Ghost Rider a écrit:Blueboy a écrit:J'en ai marre d'abvoir toujours raison!
lolBlueboy a écrit:cette R29 c'est un vrai ptit velo quand ils VIRENT cette merde de KERS!
A barcelone, le Kers Renault est un handicap. je precise : a barcelone.
Q: Lewis, have you found KERS useful this year and can you envisage not using it?
Lewis HAMILTON: I think we would be a bit further behind if we did not have it. Mercedes Benz
have done a fantastic job in preparing ours. It is performing fantastically through all the races with
no reliability problems, so I am quite confident using it.
Q: And Fernando?
Fernando ALONSO: I don’t know to be honest. I think some races it helps, some others not much.
We are also happy with our system. We have not had big problems, only in Malaysia I think when it
was that amount of water we had some issues. But we are happy with the system but as Nick said
it is difficult to simulate or calculate the lap time advantage especially on some circuits, so it is
something that we need a little bit more time.
Q: Fernando, looking at this circuit you won from pole in 2006. You have been on the
podium another three times. Obviously it is your home circuit. Is it a circuit that you like as
well?
FA: Yeah, I like it. Obviously we all test a lot here in the winter time and we all know the circuit
quite well, so it is not a big advantage for me to be at a home track as it is like a home track for
everybody. It is a very special race for me. The atmosphere here is quite good and the support
from the grandstand I can really feel it. Every year we come here it is something special and this
year I think it will be the same. The whole team is doing 120 per cent every race but here 130
percent as it is good for everybody, also the mechanics, everyone in the team is quite well
supported here.
Q: Pat Symonds says he has been disappointed so far. Is it the same with you?
FA: Yeah, I think when we finished winter testing in Jerez we were quite optimistic. All winter we
have been more or less competitive. We knew in terms of pace and lap time what the others were
doing and we were very comfortable with our pace and with our car. The balance of the car was
good. We did not have big problems, so we arrived in Australia really convinced that we were
ready to fight for podium positions and things like that and it was not the case, so it was some kind
of surprise how competitive some other teams were in Australia. We knew that Brawn were quick
in the last two tests but Red Bull, Williams, we really thought that they were behind us. We started
improving the car from Australia. We introduced a new package in China, some new parts also in
Bahrain, some new parts here as well. We try to catch up but as Pat said I think we were expecting
a little bit more from the first four races, so only five points are not enough for the championship
battle.
Q: I have been down in the paddock and a succession of cardboard boxes of varying
different sizes have been carried into the garage. How much are you expecting this
weekend?
FA: I think not much unfortunately. As I said we will improve the car from the last race but it is
difficult to simulate what the advantage will be. It can be one tenth, it can be two maybe four but
who knows. But I think in this particular race everyone will introduce new parts in the car, so
everyone is around these two, four tenths or six or whatever if someone was clever enough. We all
will move more or less these two or three tenths forward and the positions will remain more or less
the same.
Hamilton admitted his team's pace was worse than he had expected.
"That is what I said coming into the weekend and it is even worse than I expected," Hamilton said when asked if Bahrain had flattered his car.
The Briton said the modifications done to his car for the Spanish race had simply not worked, and claimed McLaren was not hiding anything in practice.
"I wish we were, but we are not. We are pushing but unfortunately we tried some upgrades and they are not working for me," he said.
"There has been no improvement to the car whatsoever."
Blueboy a écrit:J'en ai marre d'abvoir toujours raison!
cette R29 c'est un vrai ptit velo quand ils VIRENT cette merde de KERS!
Ferny pourrait faire un truc ce WE!
on a vu barique et button faire des tours à vide et rester derrière!
ça SENT LE SLIP à MORT LA
quidam a écrit:Une petite vue de l'arrière de la R29 et la modification des sorties échappements
Ghost Rider a écrit:quidam a écrit:Une petite vue de l'arrière de la R29 et la modification des sorties échappements
Lis tous les posts.
Ce n'est pas les échappements qui changent ici, mais le diffuseur.
Yop a écrit:Pas grande différence sur le nouveau diffuseur, par rapport a celui de Bahrein
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