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29th March 2007, 14:28 #11Junior Member
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What about Hamilton?
Originally Posted by ioan
He'll even pass Alonso, but what about Hamilton!
If he's passed Alonso already, he'll have overtaken Hamilton long ago..
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29th March 2007, 14:56 #12Senior Member
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Well than it must be Felipe the one who wins Originally Posted by wroom
What about Hamilton? If he's passed Alonso already, he'll have overtaken Hamilton long ago..
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29th March 2007, 22:57 #13Senior Member
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Did you actually watch the last race? Originally Posted by wroom
What about Hamilton? If he's passed Alonso already, he'll have overtaken Hamilton long ago..Jim Raynor will be returning soon!
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29th March 2007, 23:12 #14Senior Member
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actually they will probably change fM engine as well. Won't make much difference. at sepang you can pass so massa will be able to get up there as well.
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30th March 2007, 01:32 #15Senior Member
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Both Ferrari's will qualify. If Massa is 2nd or third in qualifying... they will probably change Kimi's engine & let Massa slow the field down.
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30th March 2007, 05:29 #16Senior Member
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To be honest, from 11th, 12th, or 13th at worst, Kimi won't need Massa to hold up the field. He has done much better in a car not nearly as advantaged as his current ride. Originally Posted by trumperZ06
Both Ferrari's will qualify. If Massa is 2nd or third in qualifying... they will probably change Kimi's engine & let Massa slow the field down.
That being said, I doubt that he would be able to catch Massa, and will settle for 2nd. You never know though, and it would be a great race to watch, if the Ferrari's remain ahead of the field, as testing would indicate.J
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30th March 2007, 07:29 #17Senior Member
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bla bla bla :P bored!
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30th March 2007, 10:39 #18Senior Member
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Originally Posted by DimitraF1
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31st March 2007, 01:05 #19Senior Member
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what ioan?:P
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So there will be no engine change for Kimi after all:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/57857
However, a Finnish news said that Kimi tried running with reduced revs on Friday practice just to see how it goes, if they need to do that for race to ensure the engine surviving the race distace.
I have not seen a confirmation of that anywhere else, so I don't know if its true or not.
If Kimi runs with reduced power in the race I doubt he'll be able to fight for the win, but we'll see. It would be nice to know what's the real situation, but I don't think they'll tell it, at least not beforehand.
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