patrick mitchel wrote:

From what I understand about the alternate tires, they were of similar
construction to the defective ones, so unless they could pinpoint the
problem( which michelin stated they couldn't), the tires would be no better

I've read in the news, that Michelin testet new tires in their research
center in USA (till Sunday 2 o'clock in the morning) and that those
would have been OK, and they were (or would have been) at the track.
The problem was a too soft side wall.

Anyhow, F1 is getting worse and worse. I've been watching it for
decades, but 'am loosing interest.


Nick
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