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**MYMcvBgl** · 05-28-2012, 04:56 PM

Nothing wrong with the tactics, it worked brilliantly for Vettel as he actually had pace unlike Kimi. Had the rain come Vettel, Kimi and Button would have been in a position they had no right to have after qual.

Kimi has no one to blame but himself for stuffing around on thursday complaining about the steering and never getting the car up to speed all weekend. Grosjean had no troubles with the original ratio, and was set for a good race if he didn't find himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.

It also looks like Renault have more issues with getting the super softs to work over one lap compared to the other teams. I think they will be in the hunt in Canada though. Problem is so will Ferrari, McLaren (well Hamilton anyway) and Williams (Maldonado, not Bruno). Red Bull has never been good at Canada, and I don't think the Merc will like it either (a hunch more than an educated guess).

05-28-2012, 04:56 PM	#40
MYMcvBgl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 380 Senior Member	Nothing wrong with the tactics, it worked brilliantly for Vettel as he actually had pace unlike Kimi. Had the rain come Vettel, Kimi and Button would have been in a position they had no right to have after qual. Kimi has no one to blame but himself for stuffing around on thursday complaining about the steering and never getting the car up to speed all weekend. Grosjean had no troubles with the original ratio, and was set for a good race if he didn't find himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. It also looks like Renault have more issues with getting the super softs to work over one lap compared to the other teams. I think they will be in the hunt in Canada though. Problem is so will Ferrari, McLaren (well Hamilton anyway) and Williams (Maldonado, not Bruno). Red Bull has never been good at Canada, and I don't think the Merc will like it either (a hunch more than an educated guess).
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