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**Roneyslelry** · 10-21-2008, 05:28 PM

For me, the wet races are the reason that Lewis is leading the WDC. He is obviously a magnifecent driver in the rain and his team has a great setup in such races, unlike Ferrari, who are helpless in such conditions. They lost many points in Monte Carlo and especially in Silverstone.

Ret races are a good equaliser.

However, Massa in particular is a confidence driver. If he's near the front, he's quick but put him back and he struggles.

In Silverstone and a few other races, everyone's blames the car for lack of pace and I questioned that.

Then we saw how fast he was at Singapore but after a problem dropped him back, he loses all of his pace and gives up.

I think they have had a bit of a problem with Tyres but a good driver finds ways to get around problems with the car. The ferrari boys don't seem to be able to master challenges like Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso and some others can.

10-21-2008, 05:28 PM	#32
Roneyslelry Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 569 Senior Member	For me, the wet races are the reason that Lewis is leading the WDC. He is obviously a magnifecent driver in the rain and his team has a great setup in such races, unlike Ferrari, who are helpless in such conditions. They lost many points in Monte Carlo and especially in Silverstone. Ret races are a good equaliser. However, Massa in particular is a confidence driver. If he's near the front, he's quick but put him back and he struggles. In Silverstone and a few other races, everyone's blames the car for lack of pace and I questioned that. Then we saw how fast he was at Singapore but after a problem dropped him back, he loses all of his pace and gives up. I think they have had a bit of a problem with Tyres but a good driver finds ways to get around problems with the car. The ferrari boys don't seem to be able to master challenges like Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso and some others can.
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