Round of Europe (biye takes the lead!)
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I can see a scenario where JPM wins, but not with Kimi still in the race! And much as Toyota has improved lately, I can't see Ralph getting past Fernando OR Jenson Button!! In fact, I'd think it more likely, if JPM wins, that someone (in a Red Car?) or something has taken Kimi OUT, in which case I'd expect one of the Renaults or, possibly, Jenson in the Honda to be chasing him.
Ah, but that's why they HAVE the races, isn't it? Anyway, I'd like to climb a little way back up from the embarrassing slide I've been in lately because of my irrational love for Ferrari.
Oddly, though I am a Francophile, I find it hard to root for Renault. Maybe because of my miserable history with their passenger cars? If SOMEONE must beat them, I'd prefer a Merc or a Honda to a BMW or a Renault.
I'm away from my computer for a week, so I won't be either crowing or wincing with pain next week. Don't take my silence for pouting, though. I'll be back.
Jim Watt
Ah, but that's why they HAVE the races, isn't it? Anyway, I'd like to climb a little way back up from the embarrassing slide I've been in lately because of my irrational love for Ferrari.
Oddly, though I am a Francophile, I find it hard to root for Renault. Maybe because of my miserable history with their passenger cars? If SOMEONE must beat them, I'd prefer a Merc or a Honda to a BMW or a Renault.
I'm away from my computer for a week, so I won't be either crowing or wincing with pain next week. Don't take my silence for pouting, though. I'll be back.
Jim Watt
well, a Monoya's win is not the same if kimi is out, so it wouldn't be optimistic to put Monoya 1st and Kimi out... that'd a gamble.
I go with Mclaren, internally, I go with Monoya!
the optimistic pick will be always a 1-2! =)
But i reckon for the Europe GP is not only optimistic but reasonable, so i posted it...
in fact I want to see those two in equal conditions... no shoulders, no penalties no engine failures, no tyre failures, no rain gambles...
I go with Mclaren, internally, I go with Monoya!
the optimistic pick will be always a 1-2! =)
But i reckon for the Europe GP is not only optimistic but reasonable, so i posted it...
in fact I want to see those two in equal conditions... no shoulders, no penalties no engine failures, no tyre failures, no rain gambles...
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Here goes ....
Winner: Juan Pablo Montoya - From start to finish
Second: Kimi Raikkonen - will try
Third: Fernando Alonso - he is good
Fourth: Jenson Button - BAR have to do something about 9th
Fifth: Michael Schumacher - in front of his home crowd on melting Bridgestones
Sixth: Jarno Trulli - the better of the Toyotas
Seventh: Giancarlo Fisichella - he'll struggle with tyres
Eighth: Nick Heidfeld - he'll beat Webber at home
Pole: Juan Pablo Montoya - why not ?
Winner: Juan Pablo Montoya - From start to finish
Second: Kimi Raikkonen - will try
Third: Fernando Alonso - he is good
Fourth: Jenson Button - BAR have to do something about 9th
Fifth: Michael Schumacher - in front of his home crowd on melting Bridgestones
Sixth: Jarno Trulli - the better of the Toyotas
Seventh: Giancarlo Fisichella - he'll struggle with tyres
Eighth: Nick Heidfeld - he'll beat Webber at home
Pole: Juan Pablo Montoya - why not ?
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Winner : Kimi Raikkonen He is on a roll
Second : Michael Schumacher Just a hunch, probably wrong
Third : Mark Webber He has something to prove on Nicks home turf
Fourth : Fernando Alonso Slipping
Fifth : Giancarlo Fisichella nor real reason
Sixth : Juan Pablo Montoya he does make mistakes.
Seventh : Jenson Button been a while
Eighth : Nick Heidfeld if noone holds Webber up, Heidfeld wont keep up.
Pole : Kimi Raikkonen Why wouldn't you?
Second : Michael Schumacher Just a hunch, probably wrong
Third : Mark Webber He has something to prove on Nicks home turf
Fourth : Fernando Alonso Slipping
Fifth : Giancarlo Fisichella nor real reason
Sixth : Juan Pablo Montoya he does make mistakes.
Seventh : Jenson Button been a while
Eighth : Nick Heidfeld if noone holds Webber up, Heidfeld wont keep up.
Pole : Kimi Raikkonen Why wouldn't you?
Ok, Lewis may win the WDC in 07, but Sato will beat him in 08.
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Pick submissions for Monaco have now closed.
Quick Stats
Top 5 most picked drivers
Winner
Kimi Raikkonen 60.86%
Fernando Alonso 19.44%
Michael Schumacher 12.63%
Juan Pablo Montoya 3.54%
Jarno Trulli 1.26%
2nd Place
Fernando Alonso 36.36%
Kimi Raikkonen 21.72%
Juan Pablo Montoya 15.66%
Michael Schumacher 9.85%
Jenson Button 5.30%
3rd Place
Fernando Alonso 18.94%
Michael Schumacher 14.39%
Juan Pablo Montoya 12.63%
Jenson Button 12.37%
Mark Webber 10.61%
Pole
Kimi Raikkonen 65.91%
Fernando Alonso 17.17%
Michael Schumacher 5.81%
Juan Pablo Montoya 4.55%
Giancarlo Fisichella 2.27%
Quick Stats
Top 5 most picked drivers
Winner
Kimi Raikkonen 60.86%
Fernando Alonso 19.44%
Michael Schumacher 12.63%
Juan Pablo Montoya 3.54%
Jarno Trulli 1.26%
2nd Place
Fernando Alonso 36.36%
Kimi Raikkonen 21.72%
Juan Pablo Montoya 15.66%
Michael Schumacher 9.85%
Jenson Button 5.30%
3rd Place
Fernando Alonso 18.94%
Michael Schumacher 14.39%
Juan Pablo Montoya 12.63%
Jenson Button 12.37%
Mark Webber 10.61%
Pole
Kimi Raikkonen 65.91%
Fernando Alonso 17.17%
Michael Schumacher 5.81%
Juan Pablo Montoya 4.55%
Giancarlo Fisichella 2.27%
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The round of Europe saw Innocentjp win the round after scoring 36 points.
Innocentjp wins the NewsOnF1 Compact Smart Digital Clock with Alarm.
Overall biye takes the lead from Lance who had a poor result this round. In fact none of the top 8 players scored higher than 26 points. This has allowed the top 20 margin to shrink to just 14 points.
With 12 rounds remaining, the championship is very wide open!
The Overall Top 20 is available here
The Europe Top 100 is available here
The Popularity Picks for the round of Europe is available here
Congratulations to the winners
12 races to go
Results for individuals and groups have now been sent.
Good Luck
Innocentjp wins the NewsOnF1 Compact Smart Digital Clock with Alarm.
Overall biye takes the lead from Lance who had a poor result this round. In fact none of the top 8 players scored higher than 26 points. This has allowed the top 20 margin to shrink to just 14 points.
With 12 rounds remaining, the championship is very wide open!
The Overall Top 20 is available here
The Europe Top 100 is available here
The Popularity Picks for the round of Europe is available here
Congratulations to the winners
12 races to go
Results for individuals and groups have now been sent.
Good Luck
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