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Should be interesting Mark is kind of notorious for his inconsistant starts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
He seemed pretty relaxed about it during the interview. I'm trying to decide if overnight rain or any pre-race rain for that matter will affect one side more than the other. :confused:
BTW Vettel will go for the chop on Mark I'm guessing :eek:
ABTW I've never approved of Fred's propensity to do the hand jive at other pilots. I don't go mental over it though ( dumb as it is)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz
Would you be doing better after the team shafted you in front of everyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkmoon
What does he have to fight for, Santander's title?! Not interesting at all.
Typical Ferrari crap, if true. They should man up and fight it out on the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Alcatraz
From Autosport:" Nico Rosberg also escaped a penalty, having been under investigation for having impeded Fernando Alonso during final practice."
Hang on!!!! I didn't know that it was an offense at all if someone impedes another driver during practice? What's this all about?
There is no offense for holding up someone during free practice, and this is why I do not understand why the stewards even considered to investigate this typical Ferrari crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
I have to say that the track reminded me a street circuit with barriers being close. Well, actually Valencia sprung into my mind immediately, when I was watching the qualifying session.
Interesting battle for pole. Alonso looked set for pole, but RBR drivers managed to finally get everything out of the car in the last attempt. But I suspect Alonso is likely to be at least second after the start and first corners tomorrow. Slipstreaming on the second straight is going to be interesting. In any case, frontrunners are close and it remains to be seen, how can RBR drivers cope with the pressure and Alonso's attacks in the race to capitalize on their grid positions. I think Yeongam may suit Ferrari more than Interlagos in comparison to RBR, so must be really the opportunity for Spaniard to try to take the maximum from here. But the session confirmed that McLaren needs a miracle to win the WDC and also WCC is slipping away.
What was the issue of Kovalainen? Lotus drivers have been close in qualis all season, so odd to suddenly see such gap. And Senna getting trashed by Yamamoto? Well, if everyone agrees that Sakon doesn't deserve to be in F1, then you know, what to think about this man... Alguersuari again outqualifying Buemi, so good to see him finally finding some consistency. Massa has been quite out of his depth in the last few GP weekends - it looks like his confidence is one of his all-time lows, while since Germany he seemed on a rise.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/moto...ne/9120591.stm
Schumi in trouble again.
He has to fight in order to keep his seat a Ferrari next year, or he will end at Toro Rosso, Force India or even at HRT...Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
Yeah sure, what else? LdM told you this personally?!Quote:
Originally Posted by pino
Not that it would surprise me to see Ferrari shaft the guy who almost died racing one of their cars, not at all given that they are a team who invites slimebag Flab into their motorhomes and pit boxes! :rolleyes:
Ferrari F1 team can flourish only if Italians are not taking the decisions, like during Todt-Brawn-Byrne-Schumacher who took decisions using their heads not their feet and ego.