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Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 5:19 pm
by JayVee
julian mayo wrote:He caught up thanks to Fisi, I think Webber had plenty in hand to hold off Nick
Didn't think Heidfeld would get past Webber in anycase
Just stirring you up mate. Maybe you need some WT
What happened to "Have Ute, Will Travel"
Did Graham let you down
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 5:45 pm
by Julian Mayo
Need some more of that TLC
Youv' gotta love mountain women.
Cowboys stay on longer, Yeehah!! Should have known you had more respect for Webber, or will have when he moves to Sauber,(Rimshot,slam dunk!)
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 6:34 pm
by Kapel
Sorry Julian,
As i saw it live,i could say that Webber is to be blame for the accident not that it was his mistake but he didnt have brains.He was clearly faster and could have waited for the start/finish straight..MIssed out on the podium
Biggest disappointment for me in the race was Montoya,great position but couldnt capitalise.
Renault is now F2004=super quick
F2004M is now TF104=Big budget slow car
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 6:55 pm
by alonsofan
Kapel wrote:Renault is now F2004=super quick
F2004M is now TF104=Big budget slow car
kapel, the renault is the renault and is superquick and nothing to do with f2004, it is a very distinct car and renault are inventors not copiers
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 7:14 pm
by Shifter
Well, as far as Webber/Fisichella, it is important to remember that these cars wear a person out, not to mention the heat in Malaysia. I'd be lucky to be able to walk after ten laps, much less think everything through in tenths of a second after fourty laps. Race drivers race, and thats just what they did, and Fisi's car lost it a bit and he slid into Webber. End of story, unlike the M-Schumi/Heidfeld shunt, where there was enough time for Schumi, he should have realised that Heidfeld had no chance to have slowed enough to aviod contact.
Barichello was faster than M-Schumi, but you saw Bari's tires, they were GONE. M-Schumi finished.
I predict Renault will finish 1 or 2 overall in the points championships, and Alonso will be WDC. Call it premature, but I think Alonso has refined his driving style to new heights, and that the car will be competitive on any circuit.
I should here point out that my chosen team is Williams, and I feel that Webber and Heidfeld are both scrappy drivers who simultaniuosly plan ahead while remaining loose, and will maximize the Williams team's chances this season, as the car is competitive but not to championship level.
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 8:05 pm
by Kapel
Alonsofan,
What i meant was that the renault in 2005 is like F2004 in terms of speed not lookalike
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 8:43 pm
by alonsofan
Kapel wrote:Alonsofan,
What i meant was that the renault in 2005 is like F2004 in terms of speed not lookalike
sorry misunderstood you
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 8:56 pm
by Kapel
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 10:09 pm
by JayVee
Shifter wrote:I predict Renault will finish 1 or 2 overall in the points championships, and Alonso will be WDC. Call it premature, but I think Alonso has refined his driving style to new heights, and that the car will be competitive on any circuit.
Indeed, last year and the year before he showed signs of brilliance. This year with a quick car, there is no stopping him. I think he will become the youngest ever Champion.
He is ultra confident. He is great to watch, so young yet mature enough.
Schumi iz no 1
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 10:47 pm
by Da style
For starters I think malaysia was a good race apart from the incident incl webber and fissi, but schumi is a diff story I'll put it to u like this when i race and am always winning or in front it gets boring so y not wait espicially when u know u can kick butt, wait till bahrain and u will see what i mean 
Tyres will not be a prob after malaysia
Re: Schumi iz no 1
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 11:05 pm
by JayVee
Da style wrote:For starters I think malaysia was a good race apart from the incident incl webber and fissi, but schumi is a diff story I'll put it to u like this when i race and am always winning or in front it gets boring so y not wait espicially when u know u can kick butt, wait till bahrain and u will see what i mean
Tyres will not be a prob after malaysia
I see, is this the rabbit and turtle story or something similar
Mate Michael or any other F1 driver will NEVER give away a race. NEVER
(unless you are Barrichello of course
)
Re: Schumi iz no 1
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 11:10 pm
by K-D
JayVee wrote:Da style wrote:For starters I think malaysia was a good race apart from the incident incl webber and fissi, but schumi is a diff story I'll put it to u like this when i race and am always winning or in front it gets boring so y not wait espicially when u know u can kick butt, wait till bahrain and u will see what i mean
Tyres will not be a prob after malaysia
I see, is this the rabbit and turtle story or something similar
Mate Michael or any other F1 driver will NEVER give away a race. NEVER
(unless you are Barrichello of course
)
Or David Coulthard
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 4:18 am
by Lobson
For me it was Ms.
He was going the pace from Rb but saved his tires at the same time over the race. Rb had to retire because of his bridgestones.
Now that Brigestone has admitted that they are completly at fault i hope it will change next race. at least they said so.
Greets
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 7:55 am
by Julian Mayo
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 9:40 am
by Graham Ross
Lobson wrote:For me it was Ms.
He was going the pace from Rb but saved his tires at the same time over the race. Rb had to retire because of his bridgestones.
Now that Brigestone has admitted that they are completly at fault i hope it will change next race. at least they said so.
Greets
Was their a 'Filter out Michelin shod cars' setting on the screen you watched the race on
Or was it only show red cars ? (but then the Toyota's would have shown too).
Oh silly me this must be on Ferrari TV
All in the name of fun!
Lobson,
There is the possibility that RB and MS were on different compounds