Heidfeld's Melbourne strategy under fireMcLaren Mercedes boss Ron Dennis has accused BMW Sauber of 'showboating' in the Australian Grand Prix.
Hinwil based BMW Sauber's
Nick Heidfeld had an impressive start to the Melbourne race, leaping ahead of
Fernando Alonso,
but the German made his first pit stop very early and was among only three competitors to start on the 'soft' tyre.
In the official post-race press release, Dennis described BMW's strategy as 'unexpected' and 'very disruptive' to McLaren's plans to win.
Later, the British chief told reporters: "Our race was seriously compromised by the Heidfeld strategy, which we just didn't understand. It smacked of showboating in the opening part of the race."
Source GMM
