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22 Feb 2014, 14:01 (Ref:3371002) | #1 | |
Racer
Join Date: Nov 2006
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107% ruling?
Does it still exist?
Just wondering, as judging by current testing progress there may be some cars that struggle to make the cut. I know its only testing and its hard to call, but Rosberg's lap today would have set the 107% marker at 1m39.813s. Thats quicker than both Red Bulls, Caterhams, Marussias, Vergne, Sutil and Grosjean have all managed so far. Obviously thats not a true comparison (its only testing, different days and different programs etc), but is there a genuine worry that some cars might not get up to speed to make the grid? At what point do they invoke force majeure? I would imagine that ultimately, providing the next test runs a bit more smoothly this won't become an issue. But I can see the field becoming incredibly strung out pretty early in Oz. |
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