The first thing Jos said after he finished was... Opciones

[Fanfa]

I don't think Jos has the upper hand in races. Only is more lucky in races. ( See tyre changes during the season, accidents because of other drivers, and the fuel in Montmeló) and you'll see luck is the difference. I know that luck should be searched, but be more lucky than the other driver doesn't mean have better driving hands.


FANFA

[Kevlar]

Fanfa: I might have misinterpreted your last post. If so, sorry about that ("got" instead of "go" maybe?).

Ok, next comparison: the races

Arrows race reports noted the following problems for both drivers, preventing them to do any better than they did:

Pedro had the following excuses:

Australia: suspension
Brazil: radio
San Marino: gearbox, spin
Great Britain: electronics
Spain: collision
Monaco: collision
Canada: strategy, collision
Austria: gearbox
Hungary: collision
Belgium: stop n go, puncture
Italy: accident

Jos had the following excuses:

Australia: suspension
Brazil: vibration, stop n go
Great Britain: electronics
Spain: gearbox
Europe: collision
France: gearbox
Austria: collision, electronics
Germany: bodywork, traffic, spin
Belgium: collision, flat spot

So, it seems that Pedro has had two relative trouble-free races, Jos had four.

Note: Pedro spun in Germany but was able to continue, Jos spun in Monaco, which ended his race. Rate that the way you like.

My interpretation: Pedro had more luck in qualifying, Jos in the races. Overall they're pretty close.

Greetz, Kevlar