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October 10th, 2005 03:44 PM #32
Originally Posted by cardo
Last year's fireball at the Minardi pit stop, Monza 2004:
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October 10th, 2005 05:43 PM #33
Originally Posted by M54 Powered
Good for Kimi. He knows not to get a swelled head.
It's something most people don't seem to realize. Kimi is extravagantly fast, but he's in the fastest car. Of course he should be champion... if McLaren Mercedes did their part of the job.
I think the other teams aren't going after Fernando because his driving style is very well matched to the Renault (they've always been praised for their handling). Kimi's style is more like Schumi's, and he would well be able to adapt to any package they throw at him.
Hats off to Kimi, but Fernando was right, he lucked out on the order of pit-stops and got caught in traffic in the wrong places. Otherwise, it could've been an even more exciting finish, with either Alonso tailgating Raikkonen to the line, or Raikkonen trying the same move on Alonso that he did on Fisi... who knows what could have happened?
Brilliant overtaking by Kimi, but Fernando's overtake of Schumi on one of the fastest and scariest turns in F1, and his creative use of the pit lane exit against Webber just took my breath away. (puro palakpak ako nung nanonood ako the other night). Halos tumawa ako (sa tuwa) when I saw Kimi overtake Fisichella on the last lap. You could see him visibly going to pieces trying to hold Kimi off.
I guess it proves once and for all why Giancarlo is only the number two guy on his team.
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October 10th, 2005 06:09 PM #34
when kaya ang replay???
sarap kopyahin..............collector's item!
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October 10th, 2005 08:06 PM #35
Originally Posted by mazdamazda
Originally Posted by mazdamazda
Too bad for him though he did not see more than a lap in Japan as Villeneuve was said to interfere. As expected, the Colombian points his finger at him, but the Sauber driver claimed he was clueless on what the #10 car intended to do. The Canadian was given a 25-second penalty relagating him from 11th to 12th, which didn't quite matter. I personally would have imposed a 10-grid penalty for China at the very least.
Sato, on the other hand, made no apology whatsoever to Trulli. He seemed to have gone haywire already, resulting from his BAR ouster. The Japanese was disqualified in his home race for that accident.
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October 10th, 2005 09:08 PM #36gusto ko yung sinabi ng commentator sa star sports... Kimi and Alonso are both fast and talented, but one of them is more intelligent. Syempre, mas intelligent si Kimi!
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October 11th, 2005 01:29 AM #37
Webber also complained that DC jump-started, while the commentators called it brilliant. From my point of view, he seemed to start earlier than the rest. Did any of you notice that too?
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October 11th, 2005 08:56 AM #38
Originally Posted by pixelparadigm
I dont know his name, but I think he's the old guy with glasses and receeding hairline
yeah! parang an galing ng launch control ng red bull... p4 ata sila after the first corner?
sato has gone loko! its all or nothing for him and i think he does'nt give a damn about BAR kaya ginawa nyang bump car yun kotse nya hehehe medyo disgruntled ata sya with his outster
ilan na ba wins ni kimi? was it 7 or 8?
last 2003, i think kimi was a good 2nd to MS most of the year in the championship although he won only 1 race. it was because he was as consistent as alonso is now on podium finishes.Last edited by cardo; October 11th, 2005 at 09:03 AM.
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October 11th, 2005 05:51 PM #40
Originally Posted by niky
DI is more prone to carbon buildup than port or dual injected. Just be religious in oil changes(I...
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