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fanta[Rn]
Japan2465 Posts
Race was amazing.. I can only dream of what could've been if he didn't misjudge Ricciardo. But I can't complain, amazing result and Vettel proved today that he's worthy of his titles and hopefully yet another! In fact, both drivers are showing what they're made of. I think either one deserves the title this year but I'd prefer it to be Vettel  | ||
zere
Germany1287 Posts
He's used his 8th engine in Budh and Yas Marina now, with CotA and Interlagos still to come. Using the 9th engine would result in a 10 place grid drop. presumably in Interlagos, then. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
 Don't want to take much away from Vettel but he only finished 3rd due to the Safety Cars. Before the last safety car he was 20+ seconds off Raikonen. Then the last safety car hit and he was able to pit and get back into it, very very lucky imo. Oh well a new trip to Texas awaits the next race, cannot wait. | ||
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zere
Germany1287 Posts
And we're not finished yet, hoping for two exciting races up next. Interested in CotA, but I don't like the slow "2nd-gear-car-park-infield-section" | ||
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Release
United States4397 Posts
On November 05 2012 04:47 Pandemona wrote: Blah, another disappointment for Hamilton argh, so sad for him. Was a guaranteed victory Don't want to take much away from Vettel but he only finished 3rd due to the Safety Cars. Before the last safety car he was 20+ seconds off Raikonen. Then the last safety car hit and he was able to pit and get back into it, very very lucky imo. Oh well a new trip to Texas awaits the next race, cannot wait. in 2000 germany, Barichello only won because of safety car, but it was still hella nice. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
On November 05 2012 05:23 zere wrote: OP broke 150000 Bytes! And we're not finished yet, hoping for two exciting races up next. Interested in CotA, but I don't like the slow "2nd-gear-car-park-infield-section" I guess that was quoting Webber, but the thing is with slow 2nd gear corners it is all technique. Tracks like Monaco, Singapore, Hungary and Abu Dhabi are where the best drivers class shows. High speed stuff is way more reliant on the car. I like the look of Austin, however, I know it will be a Red Bull track and for that reason I see the championship being settled. Unless Renault decide to fit another dodgy alternator  | ||
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KiNGxXx
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fanta[Rn]
Japan2465 Posts
On November 05 2012 04:47 Pandemona wrote: Blah, another disappointment for Hamilton argh, so sad for him. Was a guaranteed victory Don't want to take much away from Vettel but he only finished 3rd due to the Safety Cars. Before the last safety car he was 20+ seconds off Raikonen. Then the last safety car hit and he was able to pit and get back into it, very very lucky imo. Oh well a new trip to Texas awaits the next race, cannot wait. so without that second saftey car he wouldve been 4th... still bloody impressive in my book. Even without the saftey cars he would've ended up in top 10. I'm actually surprised that he wasn't quicker after the second SC. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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elsation
Australia661 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Kimi...what a fucking boss!! Lotus Radio Message "Kimi, you have Alonso behind and he is gaining" Kimi Responds "Yes,Yes i know what im doing leave me alone" Lotus Radio Message "Kimi, you need to re warm up your 4 tyres behind the safety car" Kimi Responds "Yes, yes, yes, yes, i'm doing all the tyres. You don't have to remind me every second" Haha, then goes on to win the race, such a baws! | ||
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lilwisper
United States2515 Posts
On October 29 2012 16:39 Niz wrote: For anyone reading this thread, if you haven't been to a race I highly recommend going. It is amazing the atmosphere of the race weekend. I can't guarantee the experiences I've had but I can guarantee that every race is a fun experience. Save up, travel if you have to, but definitely go and see a race. Some of the races are a lot cheaper than others, I'm lucky with Canada being one of the cheapest, but find a way. you won't regret it. I get my chance next year when they come to New Jersey. I am almost counting the days. It's a street course so I am expecting some good action to happen. I am getting the full race weekend pass if I can, practice and everything. I missed the chance when RedBull had their air race here, so I am for sure not missing out on this one if I can. | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
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zere
Germany1287 Posts
I put them into the P2 times from last Friday, which had pretty much the same air and track temperatures 1. Vettel (Red Bull) 1:41.751 (34 laps) 2. Hamilton (McLaren) 1:41.919 (34 laps) 3. Button (McLaren) 1:42.412 (36 laps) 4. Webber (Red Bull) 1:42.466 (21 laps) 5. Grosjean (Lotus) 1:42.500 (34 laps) 6. Raikkonen (Lotus) 1:42.532 (28 laps) 7. Alonso (Ferrari) 1:42.587 (31 laps) Magnussen jr. (McLaren) 1:42.651 (40 laps) da Costa (Red Bull) 1:42.717 (79 laps) 8. Massa (Ferrari) 1:42.823 (33 laps) 9. Maldonado (Williams) 1:42.998 (37 laps) 10. Perez (Sauber) 1:43.106 (36 laps) 11. Senna (Williams) 1:43.191 (34 laps) 12. Rosberg (Mercedes) 1:43.200 (36 laps) 13. Hulkenberg (Force India) 1:43.255 (34 laps) 14. Schumacher (Mercedes) 1:43.267 (32 laps) Paffett (McLaren) 1:43.407 (44 laps) 15. di Resta (Force India) 1:43.578 (34 laps) 16. Kobayashi (Sauber) 1:43.689 (32 laps) Frijns (Sauber) 1:43.775 (78 laps) Prost jr. (Lotus) 1:44.194 (55 laps) 17. Ricciardo (Toro Rosso) 1:44.260 (27 laps) Razia (Toro Rosso) 1:44.691 (67 laps) 18. Vergne (Toro Rosso) 1:45.073 (19 laps) 19. Petrov (Caterham) 1:45.245 (36 laps) 20. Kovalainen (Caterham) 1:45.782 (33 laps) van der Garde (Caterham) 1:45.936 (57 laps) 21. Glock (Marussia) 1:46.589 (36 laps) 22. Pic (Marussia) 1:46.671 (32 laps) 23. de la Rosa (HRT) 1:46.707 (26 laps) 24. Karthikeyan (HRT) 1:47.406 (35 laps) 107% = 1:48.873 | ||
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lilwisper
United States2515 Posts
On November 06 2012 05:45 Aristodemus wrote: New Jersey is off, sorry to break the bad news. It's sad to read about it, but I can wait till 2014. Maybe something will turn around before then, I'll keep my hopes up. Meanwhile I hope Austin will show that F1 very much belongs in the USA with strong numbers in attendance and on tv ratings. | ||
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kierpanda
United States757 Posts
On November 07 2012 03:10 lilwisper wrote: It's sad to read about it, but I can wait till 2014. Maybe something will turn around before then, I'll keep my hopes up. Meanwhile I hope Austin will show that F1 very much belongs in the USA with strong numbers in attendance and on tv ratings. The move away from SpeedTV will be very beneficial for F1 in the states. I have to pay like an extra $20 to get Speed and they don't even show P2 or P3. Sometimes, they won't even show the race at the actual time because of ratings and what not. Slightly disappointed that CoTA tickets had to be bought through ticketmaster and that other avenues didn't start selling the tickets until 3 weeks later (mehh). :\ Didn't get my top pick of seating because of it, but oh well. I hope for the best in Austin, though logistically on my end it was kind of a nightmare (price gouging at the hotels, yuck). | ||
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Aristodemus
England2006 Posts
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zere
Germany1287 Posts
1. Magnussen jr. (McLaren) 1:42.651 (91 laps) 2. Valsecchi (Lotus) 1:42.677 (86 laps) 3. da Costa (Red Bull) 1:42.679 (140 laps) 4. Guiterrez (Sauber) 1:43.093 (174 laps) 5. Turvey (McLaren) 1:43.176 (106 laps) 6. Frijns (Sauber) 1:43.233 (131 laps) 7. Paffett (McLaren) 1:43.407 (85 laps) 8. Mortara (Lotus) 1:43.418 (75 laps) 9. Prost jr. (Lotus) 1:44.194 (55 laps) 10. Cecotto jr. (Toro Rosso) 1:44.569 (76 laps) 11. Razia (Toro Rosso) 1:44.691 (135 laps) 12. van der Garde (Caterham) 1:45.106 (129 laps) 13. Rossi (Caterham) 1:46.485 (86 laps) Does anyone have the times from last month's Williams partner days? Word is that Wolff was quicker than the F2 champion Bachetta, wet conditions | ||
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popzags
Poland604 Posts
Well, I guess if not for Alonso's excellence, Vettel would secure his third title in Japan or even earlier. Fernando has only the slimmest chance now, since he has to pretty much finish ahead Vettel both remaining races... but I'm still hoping. And Hamilton's fails look more and more like a sabotage. Of course, they're not, but it's funny to watch that coincidence. | ||
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Release
United States4397 Posts
On November 13 2012 00:29 popzags wrote: F1 is dead if guy starting from #24 can drive all the way to #3. Well, I guess if not for Alonso's excellence, Vettel would secure his third title in Japan or even earlier. Fernando has only the slimmest chance now, since he has to pretty much finish ahead Vettel both remaining races... but I'm still hoping. And Hamilton's fails look more and more like a sabotage. Of course, they're not, but it's funny to watch that coincidence. It was the safety car that allowed Vettel to do that. And you clearly have not seen F1 in the past. 1998 Austria: Coulthard spins on first lap and drives straight to second after schumacher flies off the track. 1999 Austria: Hakkinen gets hit by coulthard and drives straight into third (pace 1 sec faster per lap than anyone else) 2005 Suzuka: Raikkonen from 17th to first 2004 monza: Schumacher spins on first lap and ends up 2 seconds behind leader. The similarity among all of these things is that the car has been significantly faster than all others. | ||
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