Red Bull and McLaren not ready to favor lead driver . . . yet.
 

In light of the Ferrari fiasco at the German GP, what the heck does that mean? I assume that both cars will continue to be prepared meticulously and that both sides of the garage will be work their tails off.

I do realize that it may lead to having priority to new and / or limited bits, in qualifying strategy, and in race strategy, but anything else? Surely there won't be any RACE MANIPULATING now, will there?http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...ies/smokin.gif

I thought Red Bull already had a plan in place by Turkey. http://www.motorsportforums.com/imag...es/biggrin.gif

i think that McLaren have listen to the team radio to lewis after button got shot down by the red baron

Wht ever mclaren says is bull****, Ron and whitmarsh will rally behind there blue eyed hammy boy like before . Jenson is still dreaming i guess


Well in RBR, i think they would be fair

*not a MCL or RBR supporter

If the points gap to their team mates remains the same Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel still be with a shot with two races to go. In fact they will be in a better position than Kimi Raikkonen was in 2007. So it is a good idea for neither McLaren or Red Bull to favour anyone for the next few races.