After the conclusion of the Grand Prize of Australia, it became public that Red Bull did not make use of the KERS at any time of the race. Christian Horner reported that after trying during workouts free, they decided that for the sake of the reliability of the whole, was best not to use it during the race. That Yes, made it clear that in the Grand Prize of Malaysia, Red Bull was not going to waste the 80 HP of extra power afforded by the KERS.
But where I said I say now I say Diego. Until the day of Friday free practice we will not know if Red Bull will make use of the KERS during the race. If goes well on Friday, it will be used Sunday. Horner has made it clear that in the circuit of Sepang, with its two long straights, the use of the system of energy regeneration can be very beneficial for the pilots, but as in Australia, they want to be clear that there will be any problems in the reliability of the Red Bull kb7. After Australia, the team has analysed all the components and therefore are confident that may count on the KERS during the Sunday race.
But where I said I say now I say Diego. Until the day of Friday free practice we will not know if Red Bull will make use of the KERS during the race. If goes well on Friday, it will be used Sunday. Horner has made it clear that in the circuit of Sepang, with its two long straights, the use of the system of energy regeneration can be very beneficial for the pilots, but as in Australia, they want to be clear that there will be any problems in the reliability of the Red Bull kb7. After Australia, the team has analysed all the components and therefore are confident that may count on the KERS during the Sunday race.