I thought the 2 wet spots were interesting. Also the clump of marshals and their truck located at the runoff on pit entrance was not a good thing.
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Yes, Jenson wasn't too impressed with that, nor should he have been. Charlie was probably shaking his head, too.
I don't get those 2 wet spots?? What did they do, design the roof to drain on to the track?
I'm not sure what the deal was there. And apparently, Charlie wasn't terribly thrilled with the truck, either.
Originally Posted By: billt460
I don't get those 2 wet spots?? What did they do, design the roof to drain on to the track?
They must have been made of Chinesium.
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
I don't get those 2 wet spots?? What did they do, design the roof to drain on to the track?
They must have been made of Chinesium.
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
I read they had to drive literally thousands of pilings into the ground in order to build it on. Looks like they should have driven in a few more.
Probably couldn't have hurt.
I didn't get to hear the complaints about sinking, since we do get a different commentary feed. Of course, something might have been said that I missed, too.
Originally Posted By: bdcardinal
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
From what I understand, that's typical of most Chinese infrastructure.
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
From what I understand, that's typical of most Chinese infrastructure.
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Originally Posted By: bdcardinal
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
From what I understand, that's typical of most Chinese infrastructure.
And soon will be with their economy.
Originally Posted By: bdcardinal
Did anyone else hear Leigh Diffey and Steve Matchett talk about how the track is literally sinking? They built it on a swamp and had to destroy one of the grandstands because it was sinking....
From what I understand, that's typical of most Chinese infrastructure.
And soon will be with their economy.
I think it was at the Korean circuit when the teams returned for the 2nd GP there was still food in the refrigerators from the previous GP.
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