Thread: Kimi-land comming up!
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31st Jul 12, 22:24 #1
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Kimi-land comming up!
By far the greatest track on the calender.
IF Lotus is going to win a race this season its got to be this one.
Dry race and Kimi will surely be up there.
Schumi had his first win here back in -92 and has won it 6 times but since 2004 Kimi is the king of this track with 4 wins.
Hope we have similar result like the Hungarian race.
I wan to keep the excitement until the last race.
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31st Jul 12, 23:16 #2
I think you could be right. Kimi could rule here.
"In F1 too many things overshadow the Racing" by Kimi
"Like DRS, soft tyres and "The Show"." by Me
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1st Aug 12, 01:29 #3
Did Hamilton reel Kimi in and overtake him in '08 after a spin?
Did Hamilton win this in 2010?
Would be good to see if Hamilton can take the challenge to Kimi? I think he can more than do that.
Btw if Kimi gets outqualified and outperformed by Grosjean here, well I wont know what to say.SPAM - Going off topic to give you the deals you don't want. - (I'll change my avatar back soon)
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1st Aug 12, 20:25 #4
Temperature is the main obstacle Kimi might face. Lotus seems to excel in hot conditions, but the Belgian GP has traditionally been held in cooler conditions. Otherwise there is much to look forward to.
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2nd Aug 12, 19:27 #5
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3rd Aug 12, 05:55 #6
Kimi is the King of Spa, but realistically, it will depend on the temperature.
An unusually hot weekend in Belgium is what Kimi needs.Iceman: Adjective 1)Rapid, swift 2)Nickname of Kimi-Matias Räikkönen, a legendary Formula 1 driver
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3rd Aug 12, 16:11 #7
SPAM - Going off topic to give you the deals you don't want. - (I'll change my avatar back soon)
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3rd Aug 12, 17:25 #8
Personally I hope Kimi wins it. Would also spice up the championship, especially if Webber closes the gap on Alonso's championship lead.
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3rd Aug 12, 17:55 #9
Lotus introduces the super duct for this race. If Raikkonen can qualify in the top 4 here, the race is his. Bank on it. Here's to hoping for another donut after the race...
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4th Aug 12, 03:55 #10
Do some of you think that the E20 is the only car that comes out of the summer break with improved aero? They just happen to be the only ones flapping their jaws about it. As much as I would love to see the fleur de lis dominate technically, I expect inovation from Williams, Sauber, McLaren, Mercedes, and maybe even Ferrari, Renault will be lucky to come out of the break with the relative performance position that they took into it. Snaaaaap
Those who believe in telekinetics raise my hand.
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4th Aug 12, 13:55 #11
Yes. I'm thinking that their superduct will be a significant upgrade compared to the others. Improved aero is one thing, but who else has this innovation? Mercedes? Not like they're a threat anymore......Spa has a nice long straight for the duct.
And,......isn't Monza next???

Renault is very capable of developing a fast package throughout the year. I would NOT underestimate them.
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4th Aug 12, 14:24 #12
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5th Aug 12, 11:35 #13
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7th Aug 12, 20:08 #14
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7th Aug 12, 21:50 #15
"Ihopetobeabletofightforthewinwewillseewhathappens ."
Oh I've really gotta stop taking the Kimi!SPAM - Going off topic to give you the deals you don't want. - (I'll change my avatar back soon)
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7th Aug 12, 23:38 #16
I'd love to see Renault bring a race winner after this break. If this does happen, Kimi's biggest problem? His team mate!
Or so I think anyway. Either way we have a few long, boring race free weekends ahead of us.
Ha'wey Hamilton, bring the WDC crown home and the beers are on me
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16th Aug 12, 05:27 #17
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Just praying it will not be a wet weekend. Especially after that wet qualification when Kimi was way to slow in Q3.
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27th Aug 12, 18:40 #18
Back to the top - only 3 more days to the practice starts

Ha'wey Hamilton, bring the WDC crown home and the beers are on me
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29th Aug 12, 03:35 #19
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29th Aug 12, 12:32 #20
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Yeah, Lotus got both cars on the podium at Bahrain, Hungary, would have been two podiums at Valencia except for Grosjean's retirement, 3rd and 4th in Spain. They love heat. By contrast, Spa will probably be the coldest race of the season so far. Unless the DDRS is truly almighty I'd doubt either Lotus will make the podium, let alone the win.



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