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Originally Posted by Blipit_
The media seems to be glossing over the fact Kimi's engine blew up into flames. After they spent testing writing 2016 Ferrari powered cars could have engine reliability issues. Gutierrez was reporting engine problems from the start of the race, he pace was not the same as Grosjean.
Tokens spent ahead of Australian GP. Ferrari definitely tried the biggest swing in the off-season.
Ferrari 23 (9 remaining)
Honda 18 (14 remaining)
Mercedes 19 (13 remaining)
Renault 7 (25 remaining)
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Effing tokens. Bleagh.
Good race, terrible crash. Ferrari flubbed the tire strategy, although similar strategy worked for them last year. I suspect that the yellow and white tires degraded less than they anticipated.
Did I hear Alonso take responsibility in the post-race interview? I can't say I really saw Gutierrez do anything wrong. Just a racing incident I guess.
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Originally Posted by sirantsE90
I'm sure it will be a racing incident but Gutierrez was clearly not braking in a straight line.
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Not in a straight line but he did not waver from the racing line. It was on Alonso to find a way around.