re: The Official F1 Thread
Yes I agree his errors are getting tiring, a big patch of horrid luck similar to Montoya's 05 season.
Most people think Di Grassi will take Piquet's seat.
I think it'd be better to go Sg though, since 2002 it's been a dull experience at Melbourne, something new but close by be nice.
I thought he was being sarcastic lol.ObjectsInSpace said:It depeds on where it happens:
- On street circuits, retirement usually comes about because the car gets badly damaged. Case in point: Mark Webber parking it in the wall during first practice this weekend.
- Spinning out can often be the result of mechanical failure. When Massa wiped out at Spang this year, it was caused by something coming undone.
- Oftentimes, going off the track means you can't get back on. If you're stuck in the gravel - though they are moving towards tarmac run-off areas - then you probably won't be getting out. It takes a dozen engineers to start a Formula One car; they don't just turn the key in the ignition.
- As you've probably noticed, Formula One cars are also very low. While a car may not experience too much trouble in an off-track excursion, a trip into the landscape can often cause damage underneath the car.
He'll probably get the DHL award again... To me Kimi still has the best raw pace esp on race day. Fastest lap again lol. And he came from 16th to 5th. Where was Massa only 2 places behind him during the restart? Nowhere near 5th.Nebuchanezzar said:Beh. Good driver but a bit of a pig. Hamilton seems like such a damn nice guy, congratulating Alonso and shaking his hand and whatever. Pretty impressive.
But what a race eh? Up there with the best of the season. Shame about Massa and Webber. Raikkonen is a n00b. He needs to relearn how to drive properly, so that he doesn't end races either in a wall or down in 15th place like an ass. Awesome to see Vettel so high too.
Reckon we'll be seeing Bourdais and Piquet back next year?
Yes I agree his errors are getting tiring, a big patch of horrid luck similar to Montoya's 05 season.
Most people think Di Grassi will take Piquet's seat.
I reckon SF is overrated. Well u get to see the pits. This year we thinking of going turn1/2 (the kink, not the hairpin). I think there is a screen there too. It better not be hot like this year.Cape said:I'm just sending my deposit payment off for Melbourne next year, now
Its just over $3000 for 3 of us to go, with a 2 bedroom apartment, and 4 day grandstand seats, we will be sitting at turn 1 on Thursday and race day, and opposite the pits for practice and qualifying.
Should be good, as long as its not as hot as this year!
I think it'd be better to go Sg though, since 2002 it's been a dull experience at Melbourne, something new but close by be nice.