Did Lotus screw Kimi??? The Iceman will start from the back of the pack...
Räikkönen excluded from qualifying - GPUpdate.net
Did Lotus screw Kimi??? The Iceman will start from the back of the pack...
Räikkönen excluded from qualifying - GPUpdate.net
Last edited by Monseratto; November 3rd, 2013 at 08:48 PM.
Lol. Wala namang paki alam yan si Kimi.
Tinatamad na yatang mag drive kasi parang sinadya nyang ibangga kotse nya nung 1st lap palang. 😝
Lotus is really looking like a f*cked up team. First, no salary. Second, using profanity on team radio. Now this issue... And if I may add, they have a weak excuse.
How can a team like that attract sponsors? They are acting like children when kimi exposed them for not paying his salary.
Congrats vettel. Dominant season once more. Scarry to think na quadruple champ na cia and still in his prime. Pero like alonso, kelangan talaga nang reliable and fast car
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Sayang lang na hindi car manufacturer ang team ni Vettel.:ashamed2:
That speaks also that you don't have to be in a good "car manufacturer" to win F1 title.
I remember when i was in KL, we bought tickets to watch F1 2011 , his (Vettel) f1's KERS is not working but still got the 1st place with huge margin over the second placer (i think it was 20 seconds more or less). It all boils down to the skills of the driver..
Agree with you bro.,- it's the total package.
Like JB- he suddenly became world champ from out of nowhere- (midpack Honda Team) when in the following year, he drove the "double-diffused" Brawn F1 car.... And where is he now with the McLaren?.... Still, LH is "more fortunate" than him to transfer to Mercedes...
With the legendary Adrian Newey at the helm,- arguably,- the RBR car is the best out there.... (Poor FA....)
And, KR, became world champ only in Sao Paolo- thanks to FA hustling his team mate (poor) LH in the first corners of the race....
And, LH became world champ only in the last corner (of the last lap) of Sao Paolo, after overtaking TG who is still in slicks in the rain....Poor FM (remember Hungaroring and Singapore << Ferrari fiascos)..
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Last edited by CVT; November 6th, 2013 at 02:34 PM.
Asan kaya mas okay na F1 experience, Singapore or Malaysian or Japanese?
Bro.,- Japan,- kailangan mo ng Visa,- so is with Shanghai (China)....
So, for less hassle,- Singapore or Malaysia, para walang visa.
Between the two,- Singapore na siyempre ang pipiliin mo.....
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Formula One | Raikkonen already regretting Ferrari return - punditRaikkonen already regretting Ferrari return – pundit
Kimi Raikkonen might already be regretting his impending return to Ferrari, according to a pundit.
The Finn had a particularly bad-tempered weekend in Abu Dhabi, starting with his no-show on Thursday and ending with a rare first-lap crash and rapid return to the airport in flip-flops.
Former driver Christian Danner, now a pundit for German television RTL, thinks Raikkonen is not simply annoyed at his situation at Lotus, but also with his impending move to Ferrari.
“Kimi is annoyed that his manager is sending him back to Ferrari,” Danner told the German newspaper Bild.
“He sees that Alonso at the moment is driving for the ‘golden pineapple’ at best — far away from winning,” he added.
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Formula One | Raikkonen already regretting Ferrari return - pundit
Kubica rules out F1 return | Planet F1 | Formula One | News, Standings, Results, Features, VideoKubica rules out F1 return
Robert Kubica has admitted that it would be "nearly impossible" for him to return to the Formula One paddock, adding that he is fully focused on rallying.
The Pole is still recovering from an injury he suffered during a rally accident in 2011, during which his right hand was partially severed from his arm, which forced him to put his Formula One career on hold.
Since then, Kubica has continued rallying and was recently crowned the WRC2 champion and has been given a WRC berth for next weekend's Wales Rally.
When asked by the BBC if he would be interested to return to F1, Kubica admitted that he would be severely disadvantaged.
"I would be able to drive an F1 car on one or two circuits for testing. But it doesn't make sense to test for a day if I cannot race," the former Renault driver said.
"I think there is only one person who can judge what I can do behind the steering wheel - and that's myself.
"It's a dream, a target, but for now, it's very difficult - I would say nearly impossible. I will never take the opportunity if I don't feel 100% ready. If one day things improve, for sure we will see. For now, I am concentrating on rallying.
"I focus on my recovery - and rallying is helping me a lot in this.
"I can see a lot of improvement behind the wheel in a rally car. Driving on gravel is very demanding. There are lots of movements on the steering wheel which put a lot of stress on my arm and my hand.
"But I know this does not help my biggest limitation, which is driving a single seater. I do not have the power to take control of it but I will try my best."
Source: Kubica rules out F1 return | Planet F1 | Formula One | News, Standings, Results, Features, Video
Austin GP - Star Sports / FOX Sports HD Live TV Schedule
Oct. 15 (friday)
11pm - Practice 1 - Fox Sports only
Oct. 16 (saturday)
3am - Practice 2
11pm - Practice 3
Oct. 17 (sunday)
2am - Qualifying Race
Oct. 18 (monday)
2am - Raceday show
3am - Main Race
Sergio Perez out, Kevin Magnussen in...
McLaren is pleased to announce that Kevin Magnussen will join Jenson Button as a McLaren Formula 1 race driver for 2014 – Jenson’s fifth year and Kevin’s first year as McLaren Formula 1 race drivers.
As McLaren gears up for the new Formula 1 season, which will see motorsport's premier league embrace considerable technical change as it embarks on a new era, using 1.6-litre V6 turbo engines and a more dynamic energy recovery and deployment system, 33-year-old Jenson’s lengthy Formula 1 experience and brilliant technical understanding will be very important assets as the team starts its 2014 challenge, backed by the talent, promise and enthusiasm of his 21-year-old team-mate Kevin, who recently won this year's World Series by Renault 3.5 Championship in fine style.
Kevin Magnussen said:
“I’m absolutely overjoyed to be making my Formula 1 debut with McLaren.
“I’ll put it simply: this team is the best. It's been my dream to drive for McLaren ever since I was a small kid, and it's no exaggeration to say that I've dedicated almost every day of my life to achieving the goal of becoming a McLaren Formula 1 driver.
“I have an enormous amount of respect for everyone at McLaren, and I want to say a massive 'thank you' to everyone, but most of all to Martin and his senior colleagues, for giving me this chance. I won't let you down, guys!
“Equally, in Jenson, I have absolutely the ideal team-mate. He's extremely quick, obviously, but he's also very experienced and superbly capable from a technical perspective. He's a Formula 1 world champion, which is what one day I also hope to become, and I'm determined to learn as much as I can from him.”
Hindi pumayag si kumander sa 2014 f1 sched na ginawa ko. Mukhang sa 2015 pa ako makakanood ulit.