MichaelZ hat geschrieben:
Also bisher ist mir nichts Gegenteiliges bekannt, also gehe ich davon aus, dass ich nach wie vor Recht habe.
Und das mit dem Flügel verstellen, wann man Lust hat, wäre keine Lotterie mehr, also ist es unerwünscht
ok, für die nächsten drei rennen hast du noch mindestens recht.
momentan will man die ersten drei renne abwarten und beobachten, wie der einsatz im rennen so abläuft.
hier ist ein teil der diskussion.
As well as the discussion with Whiting about tires, the drivers also talked through their experiences of the moveable rear wing. And although there appeared to be no major safety worries about the use of the system, a number of drivers, including Sebastian Vettel, did discuss issues they have about the unlimited use of the wing throughout practice and qualifying, and the fact that in races there were now too many buttons and cockpit lights for them to look out for.
"The difficulty is, if you have [the movable wing] in the race and you don't have it in qualifying, for example, then you will have different gear ratios and that will potentially destroy the effect of the wing in the race," Vettel told AUTOSPORT. "On the other hand, if it is free to use whenever you want, where's the upside in practice and qualifying?
"Last year we had an F-duct that we could use whenever we wanted; this year we have the wing we can use whenever we want in practice and qualifying. The question is whether we can improve that and do something smart in order to be safer."
Trulli added: "I think more or less everyone agrees that the rear wing has not proved to be unsafe, so that is good news. But the way we use the wing together with those guys who use KERS, this might be a concern in the way that the driver is sometimes a bit too busy watching lights, buttons and stuff like that rather than watching ahead. So several drivers expressed their view and we discussed about it – and it is now down to the teams to say we can trim this rule and have a better solution and do what we have.
"At the moment, nothing has been said and nothing has been fixed. Charlie will think about it, the teams will go through it with Charlie and if they can improve it and they think it is not a perfect solution they will change it. Otherwise we stick like this."
Trulli said he was upbeat about the way the discussions between the GPDA and the FIA had gone, and was hopeful it would lead to improved rules in the near future.
"It is quite a good attitude from both sides because we didn't go there to criticize – we went there to just discuss about the experience we have had during the winter time with the new rules and what can be improved. It was nothing more than that."
vorher ging es noch um die pirelli reifen, aber ich hatte auch während den abschlußtestfahrten gelesen, dass noch über den einsatz diskutiert werden soll.
dann warten wir mal die ersten drei rennen ab. aber es ist schon ne echt alberne regel. im training und der quali darf man den flügel nutzen, wo man will und fährt auch eine andere getriebeabstimmung als im rennen. und nach der quali darf am wagen nichts mehr gemacht werden. ich schätze, dass es schon nach dem ersten rennen in melbourne viel kritik von den fahrern bezüglich dieser regel geben wird.