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Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2005 7:49 pm**

JayVee wrote:But guys the McLaren's didn't run problem free! It wasn't a 1-2 finish

Perhaps Montoya needs to borrow that "Keep your distance" sign from Williams

I dare day more than a few people don't think it is particularly funny that no-one is allowed to overtake Mr "best driver ever" Schumaker.

Posted: **Mon Aug 22, 2005 11:22 pm**

julian mayo wrote: I dare day more than a few people don't think it is particularly funny that no-one is allowed to overtake Mr "best driver ever" Schumaker.

Did anyone notice how Bambino driver nearly drove Fisichella off as Fisichella was lapping him

I guess it is hard being a 7 time world champion and finally realising that you are being beaten on track. I bet he never thought this would happen.

BTW: Why wasn't there an "incident to be investigated after the race" message following the Webber-Schumacher incident. I wonder if being in Turkey has anything to do with it

Is this the right thread julian

Posted: **Tue Aug 23, 2005 7:16 am**

JayVee wrote:
julian mayo wrote: I dare day more than a few people don't think it is particularly funny that no-one is allowed to overtake Mr "best driver ever" Schumaker.
Did anyone notice how Bambino driver nearly drove Fisichella off as Fisichella was lapping him

I guess it is hard being a 7 time world champion and finally realising that you are being beaten on track. I bet he never thought this would happen.

BTW: Why wasn't there an "incident to be investigated after the race" message following the Webber-Schumacher incident. I wonder if being in Turkey has anything to do with it

Is this the right thread julian

You are starting to cotton on.

Posted: **Tue Aug 23, 2005 8:54 pm**

Danilen1 ,where's my 1600 Rupees????

Mclaren 1-3 on their 2nd race engine.

JayVee,Mclaren got everything spot on this time,it was mistake by Montoya/Monteiro tht lost him the 2nd place.So Mclaren got it spot on.

Posted: **Tue Aug 23, 2005 9:21 pm**

Kapel wrote:Danilen1 ,where's my 1600 Rupees????

Mclaren 1-3 on their 2nd race engine.

JayVee,Mclaren got everything spot on this time,it was mistake by Montoya/Monteiro tht lost him the 2nd place.So Mclaren got it spot on.

I concur

Posted: **Sun Sep 04, 2005 7:53 am**

sorry guys, u dont get any money, monty finished the race with a broken diffuser, plus he had some issues with the refueller...
I dont call a car driving with a broken diffuser a car driving problem free..

How much do you think your stakes should have been to win 20? shud a mclaren have a problem?

Posted: **Sun Sep 04, 2005 8:23 pm**

as a kimi fan, am backing him to win the WDC this year

Go on kimi!!!

Posted: **Mon Sep 05, 2005 12:50 am**

The Championship tables have been updated at the top of this thread.

With 4 races remaining Alonso has a 27 point lead over Raikkonen. He could clinch the title at the next race in Spa if he scores 3 more points than Raikkonen!

In the Constructors' Championship, Renault now leads by 8 points from McLaren. It looks like the Constructors Championship will go down to the wire!

Posted: **Tue Sep 06, 2005 3:52 am**

It also looks as though FERRARI will have a hard time defending the 3rd places in both Championships.

While Michael is definitely handicapped by his package against Juan, even the Manufacturers will be interesting with TOYOTA breathing down FERRARIs neck...

Posted: **Tue Sep 06, 2005 6:31 pm**

danilen1 wrote:sorry guys, u dont get any money, monty finished the race with a broken diffuser, plus he had some issues with the refueller...
I dont call a car driving with a broken diffuser a car driving problem free..

How much do you think your stakes should have been to win 20? shud a mclaren have a problem?

Cool but you should have said so without being asked

A few people here started demanding the 20 quid from others

Posted: **Wed Sep 07, 2005 1:32 am**

JayVee wrote:39th in 8 'n' Pole ... and leading the F1idiots by a mile
The Cute leading by 27 points. 4 races to go!!
Alonso - soon to be - The Youngest Ever F1 World Champion

JayVee,
I concede the victory to you and bow before you

Renault got it right from the begining and McLaren took too long to get it right.

(and without Rory Byrne Ferrari will again be dormant for 19 years)

Posted: **Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:18 am**

GhoGho wrote:
JayVee wrote:39th in 8 'n' Pole ... and leading the F1idiots by a mile
The Cute leading by 27 points. 4 races to go!!
Alonso - soon to be - The Youngest Ever F1 World Champion
JayVee,
I concede the victory to you and bow before you

Renault got it right from the begining and McLaren took too long to get it right.

(and without Rory Byrne Ferrari will again be dormant for 19 years)

good to see you finally fall into line with the rest of us yokels

Posted: **Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:28 am**

julian mayo wrote:
GhoGho wrote:
JayVee wrote:39th in 8 'n' Pole ... and leading the F1idiots by a mile
The Cute leading by 27 points. 4 races to go!!
Alonso - soon to be - The Youngest Ever F1 World Champion
JayVee,
I concede the victory to you and bow before you

Renault got it right from the begining and McLaren took too long to get it right.

(and without Rory Byrne Ferrari will again be dormant for 19 years)

good to see you finally fall into line with the rest of us yokels

The reality is i dont have time to argue as much as JayVee or sgd

Posted: **Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:30 am**

Posted: **Mon Sep 12, 2005 12:44 am**

The Championship tables have been updated at the top of this thread.

With 3 races remaining Alonso has a 25 point lead over Raikkonen. He needs a podium finish in Brazil to clinch the title in 2 weeks time.

In the Constructors' Championship, Renault's lead is reduced to 6 points from McLaren. They are slowly catching them!

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