OscarF21 escribió:Christian Horner le ha dicho a Gary Anderson (analista técnico de la BBC y Autosport) que fue un problema de gasolina.
Uuuuyyy si claro claro... si era por poca gasofia por qué fue la gente de Renault quienes le dijeron a pitwall de RBR que apagaran el motor? No sé, esta vara se las trae, más con tanta contradicción y enredo. Si hubieran andado corto de gas eso lo estarían monitoreando en el equipo, no haría falta la orden del motorista. A mí me huele a Red Bull..........................Red Bullshit
Y bueno, habrá que esperar a ver de qué se trata, si es algo parecido al problema que tuvo Hamilton hace un tiempo o si es algo mecánico. Por cierto, no lo hemos mencionado pero ayer en la práctica 2 Webber volvió a quedarse sin KERS...
http://en.espnf1.com/abudhabi/motorspor ... 93845.html
Vettel's problem being investigated
ESPN Staff
November 3, 2012
Red Bull is investigating why Sebastian Vettel stopped on track after the chequered flag in qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Vettel was ordered to stop at the side of the track in the final sector of his slowing down lap after taking third on the grid. He could face a penalty if the car was under fuelled and a gearbox issue could also incur a penalty, but team principal Christian Horner said he did not know the reason for the stoppage as he climbed down from the pit wall at the end of the session.
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I'm not quite sure at the moment," he told Sky Sports. "
We've got an issue and Renault asked us to stop the car and that's what we did. Until I get more info I can't really say much more. It could be one of many, many things."
At the Spanish Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton was sent to the back of the grid when his car was under fuelled for qualifying. If the same is true of Vettel in Abu Dhabi it would be critical for his championship battle with Fernando Alonso, but the Red Bull driver was staying calm after the session.
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I don't know why I had to stop," he said. "It was probably some problem but it shouldn't be something major."
