metalsport
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One thing worth noting about qualifying.
The first few drivers to go out used wets, then as soon as looked like the weather was fining up the next batch of drivers changed to slicks. If the weather stayed fine and sunny, would McLaren, Ferrari and so forth complained, no, because they would have an advantage of course (spend 300 million on a season you think you might pay a couple of guys to keep on eye on the sky), local knowledge etc. Their gamble didn?t pay off. The Jordan, Minardi drivers didn?t bitch about it being wet at the start, but as soon as a top runner gets wet they cry ?its unfair.? I say, live by the sword, drive by the sword.
Just my 2 cents..
cheers
The first few drivers to go out used wets, then as soon as looked like the weather was fining up the next batch of drivers changed to slicks. If the weather stayed fine and sunny, would McLaren, Ferrari and so forth complained, no, because they would have an advantage of course (spend 300 million on a season you think you might pay a couple of guys to keep on eye on the sky), local knowledge etc. Their gamble didn?t pay off. The Jordan, Minardi drivers didn?t bitch about it being wet at the start, but as soon as a top runner gets wet they cry ?its unfair.? I say, live by the sword, drive by the sword.
Just my 2 cents..
cheers