> ... will make an extra tough (i.e. hard) tire for the next race and the
> Michelin will lost half a second a lap because of that? ;-)
the Michelin *cars* of course... ;-)
Can't see that happening as Indy is a unique case. It will be back to
business as usual for Michelin at the French GP
Unless FIA tries to impose some absurd penalty. In which
case 'top 6' will continue to have an unusual meaning.
> ... will make an extra tough (i.e. hard) tire for the next race and the
> Michelin will lost half a second a lap because of that? ;-)
There is no need to. The race in the US is not done on anything like a
normal track. This is what caused the problem.