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**ranndomderr** · 06-01-2010, 09:48 PM

I very much doubt 'fuel consumption' is a legitimate problem this year. It was just a thinly veiled facade in Turkey.

I don't think so.

As the season develops, teams will be fine tuning consumption in race conditions. Carrying the minimum fuel = more speed but in previous races, there has been rain or else the Bulls have pissed off allowing fuel consumption settings to be implemented in the last part of race. In Turkey, this didn't happen as the McLarens were more competitive and pushing the lead thus the strategy changed.

I just wonder how much they had at the end, especially Webber who may have had the call a lap before Seb for political reasons. (Theory)

06-01-2010, 09:48 PM	#3
ranndomderr Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	I very much doubt 'fuel consumption' is a legitimate problem this year. It was just a thinly veiled facade in Turkey. I don't think so. As the season develops, teams will be fine tuning consumption in race conditions. Carrying the minimum fuel = more speed but in previous races, there has been rain or else the Bulls have pissed off allowing fuel consumption settings to be implemented in the last part of race. In Turkey, this didn't happen as the McLarens were more competitive and pushing the lead thus the strategy changed. I just wonder how much they had at the end, especially Webber who may have had the call a lap before Seb for political reasons. (Theory)
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