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October 20th, 2007 01:38 PM #41
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October 20th, 2007 01:46 PM #42
Well, LH is a free racer for Sat/Sun.....
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Hamilton escapes punishment
Oct 19 2007
Lewis Hamilton has avoided a sanction for Sunday's title-deciding Brazilian Grand Prix following another brush with the stewards.
McLaren, though, have been fined 15,000 euros (£10,445) for using two sets of wet-weather tyres on Hamilton's car in first practice at Interlagos.
Hamilton said: "We did a slow out lap on wet tyres, then came in and went out on another set. It was an easy mistake to make. We didn't do it intentionally and there wasn't any benefit."
The same penalty applies to Honda and Super Aguri as Jenson Button and Takuma Sato also breached the Formula One sporting regulations that state only one set can be used in Friday's two sessions.
All three teams also have to return one set of wets to ensure no advantage is gained by using part-worn wet tyres.
McLaren team boss Ron Dennis added: "It was a 100% team mistake. Lewis did an installation lap on one set of wet tyres and we just put on another set. It was nothing to do with Lewis. It wasn't as if there was any advantage, but it's clearly a breach of a rule."
Hamilton, who will win the title on Sunday if he finishes at least second, can take heart from his first outing on this circuit having posted the fastest time of the day in practice.
Leaden skies and light rain had dominated the first session, but on a drying track in the afternoon, he was quickest with a lap of one minute 12.767secs.
Team-mate and chief title rival Fernando Alonso, who completed only an installation lap in the morning run, was second fastest, just 0.122secs down on the 22-year-old Briton he trails by four points in the standings.
Then came the Ferraris of Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen, who had been quickest in the wet in the initial 90-minute period.
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October 20th, 2007 11:44 PM #43Personally, I would have liked Hamilton better if he was a bit more humble. Greatness is not just of deeds but of character.
Still hes a great driver. Its going to be a race down the line on Sunday between three very good drivers, One already proved himself, one should/deserved to have been a champion a long time ago, and of course the other is well ... L. Hamilton.
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October 21st, 2007 02:33 AM #44
It's Massa, Hamilton and Raikkonen tomorrow at Brazillian GP. Alonso start on the 2nd grid together with Kimi.
Kimi to win!!!
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October 21st, 2007 07:49 AM #45
Failed to watch qualifying early this morning. It was in our cable broadcast. However, it looks like LH is in a strong position, in between FM and KR. FA is 4th.....
We'll see on race day. I will not miss this one.....
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October 21st, 2007 10:55 AM #46
From way I see it in the qualifying. It looks to me that the Ferrari is in good shape to win and It could have been a pole position for Kimi if not distracted by LH upon exiting the pit.
Q1 and Q2 was dominated by Ferrari.
now my own analysis is?
1. Massa must be running on low fuel load.
2. I am expecting that Kimi will push LH very much since his car is faster than LH.
3. Alonso has a lesser chance of winning the championship.
4. I can see a Ferrari victory for this race.
5. LH will still get the crown if he can race at it's own pace and stay calm. He only needs to finish at least 5th behind Kimi and ahead of Alonso.
6. It will be very exciting if the rain will come out in the race. If this will happen? all the speculations will change.
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October 21st, 2007 05:12 PM #47
Race start in Sao Paulo at 1400 hours
1200mn Philippines Time
1700 hours UK Time
Keep you update guys for those who can't watch it live
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October 21st, 2007 05:49 PM #48
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October 22nd, 2007 01:01 AM #50
GO KIMI!!!!!
up to 2nd
Hamilton locked brakes, wala na sya sa top 5!!!!!
subjective talaga. for me the stonic still looks ok especially the ones with updated KIA logo. even...
wigo versus g4