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**icyfreshy** · 07-29-2012, 08:34 PM

I think that it depends on the track. In some races McLaren are fastest, in others the Red Bull. Ferrari is clearly a very good and reliable car too. The Lotus is above average, while the Merc is quite inconsistent.

I think close to being right

The best car??

Answer is simple-whichever car is lucky enough to get the right set of tires for the particular car particular driver and particular track.........

Actually, I think the most important factor is the tires given to each team. The tires are inconsistent, respond to different tracks in different ways, such that the cars are not consistent in performance from race to race or even from one set of tires to the next set on the same track.

The tires/car/track go from to

Best example-what driver/car went from no where, to an absolutely kick-butt, stomp the field, win?

Hint: and went back to almost nowhere..........................................

07-29-2012, 08:34 PM	#21
icyfreshy Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	I think that it depends on the track. In some races McLaren are fastest, in others the Red Bull. Ferrari is clearly a very good and reliable car too. The Lotus is above average, while the Merc is quite inconsistent. I think close to being right The best car?? Answer is simple-whichever car is lucky enough to get the right set of tires for the particular car particular driver and particular track......... Actually, I think the most important factor is the tires given to each team. The tires are inconsistent, respond to different tracks in different ways, such that the cars are not consistent in performance from race to race or even from one set of tires to the next set on the same track. The tires/car/track go from to Best example-what driver/car went from no where, to an absolutely kick-butt, stomp the field, win? Hint: and went back to almost nowhere..........................................
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