Shanghai China F1 GP ***SPOILERS***

@nickv; quick reply 'cause I'm in hurry (boss is comming)


1)prove it

2)1986,1987,1988,1989,1990,1994,1996,1997,1998,1999,2003

3)well he is part of THAT particular community (we must not name them, or will get into big trouble)

4) looks like nickv is actually a giants fan.

5)you see, I'm right

Actually, 2006 championship was officially decided in the last race (Brazil), on the other hand, after Japan, the chance of MS winning was already really small.

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Felipe Massa, World Champion 15:34:11pm- 15:34:21pm.

your boss is coming? you can get off your knees now. i hope you get a bonus for that.

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brnco schreef:
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> @nickv; quick reply 'cause I'm in hurry (boss is
> comming)
>
>
> 1)prove it

Ecclestone simply cannot direct a whole race. Anyone who actually believes he can is utter, utter stupid.

>
> 2)1986,1987,1988,1989,1990,1994,1996,1997,1998,199
> 9,2003

That's hardly always, isn't it?

>
> 3)well he is part of THAT particular community (we
> must not name them, or will get into big trouble)
>
> 4) looks like nickv is actually a giants fan.
>
> 5)you see, I'm right


I am not even bothering to reply to the last three.

brnco Wrote:
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> and besides hes from coventry so it is the shame
> for him if he cannot spell, read or understand
> english. Im not ashames 'cause english is
> completely strane language to me, Though I was
> forced to learn it at school, but at home we
> always speak lebanese or spanish so I don't think
> it's a big deal if I spell "iliterate" or
> "championchip" instead of "championship"


I like you, aww, c'mon guys, can we keep him?

brnco Wrote:
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> chance but about 33% of it is directed.
>
> 2)Championship is always decided in last race
> (sometimes pneultimate, i have explanation for
> that one too but it's too complicated)



wrong again! mansell 1992 hungary anyone!?


Jenson drives it like he owns it; Lewis drives it like he stole it

11 out of 58 seasons hardly constitutes always :|

Sim

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it will be awesome if lewis lose his 10 points from japan then kimi wins in chine and massa will go second alonso third and lewis finishs in fourth, then we will have an unforgettable last race in brazil the standing will be like this before the last round:

1-kimi---->102 (5 wins)
2-lewis--->102 (3 wins)
3-alonso-->101 (4 wins)

then we may see the battle that eccleston talked about and two of those guys get each other out of the race in last lap.... and as the book says lewis will win..... romanitc scenario.


speed freak

@ sasjaq: bernie wasn't around for 58 seasons. before that he was only a team owner and before that used cars salesman.

I was refering to the past 20 years and it's 12 out of 20 I forgot to include 2006

Lewis can get a penalty and the 2 options are a 25 second time penalty from the fuji end result or - 10 places on the grid like Vettel. He must get the first one cause he should have gotten a drive thru penalty

The rules about a safety car procedure are clear. The first car after the safety car needs to let 5 car lengths space between his car and the safetycar. From the evidence they got now its clearly he didn't do that, i think he even passed the safety car. Webber slowed down to not pass lewis and that caused vettel to crash into him. So a penalty for Hamilton would be for sure in place.



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results:

1. Kimi Raikkonen FIN Ferrari 24 1:37.024
2. Fernando Alonso E McLaren-Mercedes 18 1:37.108 0.084 0.084
3. Felipe Massa BR Ferrari 21 1:37.128 0.020 0.104
4. Lewis Hamilton GB McLaren-Mercedes 20 1:37.210 0.082 0.186
5. Nico Rosberg D Williams-Toyota 23 1:37.707 0.497 0.683
6. Robert Kubica PL BMW 23 1:38.055 0.348 1.031
7. Jarno Trulli I Toyota 30 1:38.208 0.153 1.184
8. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 16 1:38.217 0.009 1.193
9. Kazuki Nakajima J Williams-Toyota 30 1:38.270 0.053 1.246
10. Nick Heidfeld D BMW 13 1:38.445 0.175 1.421
11. Heikki Kovalainen FIN Renault 17 1:38.551 0.106 1.527
12. Ralf Schumacher D Toyota 23 1:38.661 0.110 1.637
13. David Coulthard GB Red Bull-Renault 25 1:38.700 0.039 1.676
14. Jenson Button GB Honda 18 1:38.942 0.242 1.918
15. Rubens Barrichello BR Honda 22 1:38.945 0.003 1.921
16. Takuma Sato J Super Aguri-Honda 23 1:39.238 0.293 2.214
17. Vitantonio Liuzzi I Toro Rosso-Ferrari 22 1:39.497 0.259 2.473
18. Mark Webber AUS Red Bull-Renault 23 1:39.535 0.038 2.511
19. Anthony Davidson GB Super Aguri-Honda 20 1:39.539 0.004 2.515
20. Sebastian Vettel D Toro Rosso-Ferrari 24 1:39.898 0.359 2.874
21. Sakon Yamamoto J Spyker-Ferrari 27 1:40.126 0.228 3.102
22. Adrian Sutil D Spyker-Ferrari 26 1:40.149 0.023 3.125



looks like plain sailing for raka

does anybody here watches the live timing, and if so, please tell me wich one is more accurate, i assume the one from Formula1.com, but i also watch F1-live, for the commentary, but i see that times are quite different

i get this at Forumla 1
1 - Alonso 1.36.613
2 - Massa 1.36.630 +0.017
3 - Hamilton 1.36.876 +0.263

and in F1-live
1 - Alonso 1.36.642
2 - Massa 1.36.688 +0.046
3 - Hamilton 1.36.863 +0.221

as you can see, in F1 tells me massa is closer than in F1-Live, and in F1-live it tells me Hamilton is closer to Alonso...

from your personal experiences wich one is more accurate please?

brnco Wrote:
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> looks like plain sailing for raka

He did more laps than the rest of the top 6 and was only 1 tenth ahead. He hardly constitutes domination...

A Typhoon is expected to hit the Shanghai region on Sunday. We may not have a race.

What if it hits Shanghai? Will the race be postponed to Monday? Or later on the Sunday, or even earlier?

There didn't seem to be any talk of postponing the Japanese race when they were worried about the weather. Would be a shame if the race got cancelled, although another wet race would be a blast

There didn't seem to be any talk of postponing the Japanese race when they were worried about the weather.

Fuji weather was bad, but it wasn't a typhoon.

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2003 anybody?

I think that typhoon will pass around it. There's 2 in that region, both I think won't hit the circuit.

Laptimes seem to indicate that it was a bit damp, or was it bone-dry?

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that was the saturday wasnt it? and it caused qually to be postponed to the next day

Sim

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And some say... he's so offensive he could get you into trouble...
The only thing we know is that he's called...

THE SIG


Felipe Massa, World Champion 15:34:11pm- 15:34:21pm.



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