The Italian Grand Prix Thread *** EXPECT SPOILERS!!!***

Thought I'd start one this time.

I think it will be McLaren up front again, with Renault not close behind. It wouldn't surprise me actually if Ferrari were competitive.

Discuss! :D

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Circuit: Monza
Length: 5.793 km
Number Of Laps: 53

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 09/07/2005 09:32PM by Morbid.

should a good race..

im hoping Monty can do sumthing here.. but obviously his best posistion will be second... because he will not be allowed to win :P

im expecting BAR to be strong.. fighting with Renault..

And then TF and Ferrari to be next :D:D

hopefully will be a good race..

i remember last year.. JB sed no1 could follow him through parabolica because of the aero etc.. and obviously he couldnt follow..

but he sed the only cars that could get close enough were the Ferraris.. then when behind them he sed it worse than any other car lol

so tbh im not expecting tooo much overtaking..

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

For me is the usual, mclaren, renault then close between ferrari(MS) and bar(JB).
I'm not sure about the mercedes engines cause this is a very demanding track, i'm also looking forward to the new midland car...sorry jordan.


Team McLaren
Grand Prix entries:597 Wins:148 Pole Positions:122

To this race............
i think Montoya is more better in this track than Kimmi but the team is suporting kimmi to the Championship....and Renault best position will be behind of the Mclaren Cars jejeje!!! and Ferrari could be the surprise!!!??? jeje.. or Maybe Toyota!!!??

i will hope see a GREAT WEEKEND!!!

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Kimi Raikkonen - no one else for the win....
Juan Pablo Montoya - If Kimi falters he will win, he loves the track. Remember the start in 2003
Michael Schumacher - Surely the last place Ferrari can win [on merit] this year....never count him out despite quali position
Jenson Button - If Schuie doesnt get a podium then he should
Fernando Alonso - Always finishes....
Giancarlo Fisichella - Some bad luck will occur
Jarno Trulli - slow and steady but wont win this race
Ralf Schumacher - should beat Trulli but something will make sure he isnt.

spot on Mini

But You forget to mention that someone would run into JV and DC would get points with out anyone paying attention untill the end of the race

The Thunder from Downunder

i am just hoping that ferrari don't get insult a head of there fans
and home gp that will be a big shame.



speed freak

although its stupid to predicte..but i don't think Mclaren well do it...Monza has allways been a tough place for the Mclaren's i think if Alonso did't get knowcked out at the first corner he will win...and put an end to this stupid play called (fighting for the title)

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Made a sticky!

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It's only after we've lost everything, that we are free to do anything.

well i just hear alonso on BBC talking about a good chance of beating
ferrari in there home ground? this boy had a really small mind...


the track are really nice



speed freak



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/02/2005 02:17AM by assadof1.

:O didnt know the oval was that big :O! wow

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

there is two oval but iam not sure if the bigger one is still exist
here is another one



speed freak

Nice Photos of Monza!!!jeje

F1 car is very faster to run that place so quickly jeje!!

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Those Photo's are Great

F1 needs to keep the tracks which have a rich history with the sport!

Some of the ITV pics showing the old banking





FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PUT A SHIRT ON!!!!!



He Looks Like he is made from leather

The Thunder from Downunder





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/02/2005 08:52AM by The_Ozz_Man.

that old banking is fantastic!

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lol!!!!!!!!!

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I would like to see Michelin tyres in those bankings!


Team McLaren
Grand Prix entries:597 Wins:148 Pole Positions:122

From ITV-F1:

DE LA ROSA IN A CLASS OF HIS OWN
Last Updated: Friday, 02, September, 2005, 14:21



McLaren test driver Pedro de la Rosa utterly dominated the first practice session for the Italian Grand Prix, setting the pace by 1.6 seconds.

Having completed an intensive pre-race test at Monza last week, and with engine reliability a major concern ahead of the two toughest races of the season, the teams were even less inclined than usual to send their race drivers out and most spent all but a few minutes in the garage.

But a late flurry of activity saw Williams duo Mark Webber and Nick Heidfeld and McLaren race drivers Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya slot into positions two through five.

Webber





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/02/2005 05:02PM by The _F1_Lunatic.

BAR are doin alot of laps and long runs...

maybey they have a good setup from the test. and can concentrate on tyre wear etc..

WIlliams are impressive in fp2

shumachers stopped for sum reason hope its not engine

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"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

It looks to me Montoya do better than Kimi on this track (i hope i'm right), and I hope he doesn't give Kimi the victory if that's the case