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For sure they're making a distinction between qualifying lap and race lap.
No, in 2004 Kimi was driving McLaren-Mercedes. It was his only win that season.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimakos
I guess his long awaited return was up in smoke, i know just the driver......ready
Heres a clue, he was the old "stig"
Perry.....
So many periods, all at the wrong place.Quote:
Originally Posted by racing393
Fred Perry? Frank Perry? Brian Ferry? Furry Berry? Aaaahhhhh I can't take the suspense!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by racing393
Oops my mistake!!Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
Sorry :)
Surely not :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Wouldn't be the first time either! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by inimitablestoo
Well, in light of my bet this could be the last few hours I'm here for a month :D
For my pickems I picked Luca to come 8th this weekend, given the massive benefit of KERS at Spa.
However I'm not sure even a top 10 qualifying will save me! Knowing how good Kimi is at Spa, he will probably get pole position, so Luca would have to qualify top 4ish for me to win my bet with Garry.
I think there's more chance of me qualifying in the top 4 in that car...
Lap records are only counted during the race.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I'm one of those crying my hearts out upon learning that Schumi wouldn't be racing in F1 Singapore. I was really looking forward to see him race in the night race. :(
Ah woody. I guess you're going to back on everything you said last week pretty soon :mark:Quote:
Originally Posted by woody2goody
Luca P10 in FP1, but with the rain, times are not very meaningful.
Nah I'm gonna stick with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paddy Cummins
I'm feeling good for Luca after practice. He showed more confidence than I thought on the wet track. He made a couple of mistakes, but so did everyone I think.
Wathe your ass on that door mate :DQuote:
Originally Posted by woody2goody
Anyway, good luck. If you're correct, then I'm a tenner to the good :D
Yeah nobody really got many dry laps in. Trulli went for it a bit more than most and got a decent time. 2nd (Button) to 10th (Badoer) didn't really get to build themselves up for a proper run.Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
10 drivers didn't get a single dry lap in so we can't read anything from the times.
I'll... see... you... all... in... October... <sniff>Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
No I'm actually pretty confident. It'll be close I think but he's definitely got a shot at 0.5 off Kimi.
Is it still 0.5 on a wet track I wonder?
He was slowest of all those who posted a lap time in the dry. 5 seconds slower than Trulli and 2 seconds slower than Kimi.Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
Come on Ferrari, put someone else in that seat by tomorrow morning.
Yet Rob Smedley said that Luca's times are OK, he is losing time in turn 10. About the times, they are not meaningful, as woody said, only Jarno made a decent lap.
If he is +1.5 secs or more away from Kimi, I win £10 :)Quote:
Originally Posted by woody2goody
I think we have to establish, during qualifying, that the only fair comparison is to compare Kimi and Badoer at the end Qualy 2. The final session includes race fuel so we cannot include that in the bet, unless Knock-On was hoping for that loophole ;)
Kimi to be 1.5 secs faster than Badoer after Qualifying 2 :)
I don't mind when we do it so end of Q2 is fine with me :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bezza
(or the end of Q1 if one doesn't make it through)
<shakes hand>
2 seconds slower than Raikkonen!
1 second slower than the next slowest driver! :D
You really shouldn't be happy about that :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ioan
I'm trying to see the positive side of this catastrophe at Ferrari. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by woody2goody
PS: I suppose that Badoer will again say that he's doing exactly as expected! :laugh:
On the other hand, he is not that far behind the world championship leader :(
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by F1boat
When 19 drivers are within 1.1 seconds Badoer is another second down, looks a lot to me!
Get a clue guys !
Have you not seen the short version of his name that they use in the screen graphics ?
He is "BAD" .
Is this the curse of Enzo ?
He said he never wanted another Italian son in the Ferrari seat .
I mean that "Brawn GP" are also very, very bad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
OMG Luca you suck! Be a man and hand the keys back to LdM and tell him it was a BIG mistake.
Lookhow Badyouare
Aren't Ferrari embarassed by this? The guy is a joke so far.
Grab yer coat, the doors that way :mark:Quote:
Originally Posted by BeansBeansBeans
I love it. All he has to do is pick up the pace by 0.5 seconds in Q2 and I'm £££'s in :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by woody2goody
How about this for a statistic then?
If he gets within 1.5 seconds of Kimi, he will be the most improved driver this season :D
Well, with around half an hour left in the session, he set the fastest first sector time of anybody up until that point, and I thought 'right, here we go, the real Luca has returned', and then I watched the rest of the lap, and he lost 3.8(!) seconds in the last two sectors on that very lap. Granted, he improved by two seconds over that, but he still wasn't great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
His problem must be confidence. He's not using all the race track, and he isn't getting on the power early enough. He's driving sensibly and carefully, but that isn't enough when everyone else is driving the nuts off it.
He used to drive with real passion in his Minardi days. I'll be amazed if Rob Smedley and co aren't going through what he needs to do with him. In fact, I don't see why they weren't pushing him really hard to excel and not just to be mediocre.
We could all see what he was doing wrong, why couldn't Luca himself or even the team?
On a lighter note, Alguersuari = :)
Unfortunately it looks like the only way, how woody2goody can avoid losing these bets, is to hope that Kimi's car blows up on his very first Q1 flyer...
I hope Kimi get's into Q3, so bye bye woody! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jens
:laugh: Poor old Woody :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jens
I though 1.5 seconds was a good target for Baddie boy but 0.5 was a bit of a leap of faith.
Balls of steel our Woody has :D
knockie, isn't over yet...Go Badoer Go Woody :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Knock-on
Luca beat Kazuki in FP3 and is less than a second from KR lol :-)
http://www.formula1.com/results/season/2009/817/6667/