What's with the gloves? That might actually help if you're gripping the wheel hard because it acts like some cushion. Anyway, you guys drove an epic race to come back with that timeout issue.
So how shit was this race then? I was too busy watching real moto3/moto2/motogp racing where the tyres are made to survive a race and the riders are pushing like hell to win instead of managing some bs cruising strategy.
Race drivers are designed to push the limit of the track. If you want them to stop using asphalt then turn it into grass or gravel and stop whining. If you give them the asphalt to run off onto, they're gonna do it. That's like putting candy in a childs hand, turning your back and expect it to be there when you look at them again.
Well you have to prepare your lower tier more than you do your upper tier. You wouldn't nuture and train talent that's already at the level you desire..
Well RB clearly think he's ready for the RBR seat so I don't see any benefit to him driving the TR that much. When you have fresh talent and a mainstay and both of them are in the TR next year I'd say it was more beneficial to have those guys in the car as much as possible.
Well if Ricciardo is as good as you're suggesting, he won't need the seat time to produce a good result, as much as Vergne would and since Ricciardo is going to RBR next year anyway, why would they want him in the TR more than he needs to be?