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Round of Monaco (Lance maintains the lead!)
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 9:21 am
by 8 n Pole Admin
The deadline for submitting picks for the Monaco Grand Prix is on Thursday the 19th of May prior to the start of the 1st Thursday Practice session at 11:00 AM
local time.
The Call for Picks emails are being sent to all players.
On this thread you can show us your picks (if you wish of course) and tell us why your pick is the winner!
Click
here to submit your picks
Please note: The International Court of Appeal has banned the BAR Honda team from the Monaco Grand Prix. BAR Honda have accepted the penalty and will not be taking this matter further.
Good Luck
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 12:26 pm
by Bundy
Winner: Kimi Raikkonen
Second: Michael Schumacher
Third: Jarno Trulli
Fourth: Giancarlo Fisichella
Fifth: Mark Webber
Sixth: Ralf Schumacher
Seventh: Juan Pablo Montoya
Eighth: David Coulthard
Pole: Kimi Raikkonen
There we go thats a winner!!!!!
If your wondering where Alonso is, well its my prediction that he will get smashed within the first lap by some bloke by the name of Rubens (whoever that is!!). Don't underestimate Ferrari's sneakiness
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 12:40 pm
by sgd
I Totally disagree with Bundy here...
it will be smth like:
Winner: Fisichella
Second: Montoya
Third: Kimi
Fourth: Alonso
Fifth: Rubens
Sixth: Webber
Seventh: Trulli
Eighth: Heidfeld
Pole: Fisichella
If your wondering where MShumierda is, well its my prediction that he will do a BAD qualif. so got stuck behind DC for the long first sint... too far away from Heidfeld for a recover
Don't overestimate Ferrari's cheat-like-unlimited-tests
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 3:11 pm
by Kapel
Quite colourful picks already

& interesting too.

Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 4:09 pm
by K-D
Winner : Michael Schumacher
Second : Fernando Alonso
Third : Kimi Raikkonen
Fourth : Giancarlo Fisichella
Fifth : Ralf Schumacher
Sixth : Jarno Trulli
Seventh : Juan Pablo Montoya
Eighth : David Coulthard
Pole : Michael Schumacher
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 4:58 pm
by Kapel
Hey K-D,nice to c u here after a long time

Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 5:42 pm
by K-D
Kapel wrote:Hey K-D,nice to c u here after a long time

Thanks,
Guess I am a glutton for punishment.

Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 6:29 pm
by Kapel
K-D wrote:Kapel wrote:Hey K-D,nice to c u here after a long time

Thanks,
Guess I am a glutton for punishment.

Oh c'mon dude.Need u here for the Reds

(
I've become lonely supporter for them)
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 7:32 pm
by K-D
Kapel wrote:K-D wrote:Kapel wrote:Hey K-D,nice to c u here after a long time

Thanks,
Guess I am a glutton for punishment.

Oh c'mon dude.Need u here for the Reds

(
I've become lonely supporter for them)
I'm here.
As you can see from my picks I have not given up hope. And even if I did, I would continue selecting Michael Schumacher to win and take pole.
Makes for a nice simple selection each time.

Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 7:59 pm
by sgd
Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 9:07 pm
by K-D
My guess is Pole, if you ask what I think.
Then I think he will qualify very very light, in order to egt as close to the front of the grid as possible. Likely between 4 and 7 on the grid.

Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 1:01 am
by Kev Mac
A newbies selection (if anyone cares enough to take an interest!)
Pole - Jarno Trulli
1st Fernando Alonso
2nd Giancarlo Fisichella
3rd Jarno Trulli
4th Nick Heidfeld
5th Kimi Raikkonen
6th Ralf Schumacher
7th Michael Schumacher
8th Rubens Barrichello
Jarno has a great race last year at Monaco with Renault, and the Toyota has really impressed me, the balance of the car is alomost perfect, and will be a big plus for such a tricky circuit. But i do feel its launch control will be Toyotas disadvantage at the start, and both Renaults will pass it.
Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 3:47 am
by sgd
Kev Mac wrote:Pole - Jarno Trulli
1st Fernando Alonso
2nd Giancarlo Fisichella
3rd Jarno Trulli
4th Nick Heidfeld
5th Kimi Raikkonen
6th Ralf Schumacher
7th Michael Schumacher
8th Rubens Barrichello
Jarno has a great race last year at Monaco with Renault, and the Toyota has really impressed me, the balance of the car is alomost perfect, and will be a big plus for such a tricky circuit. But i do feel its launch control will be Toyotas disadvantage at the start, and both Renaults will pass it.
Looks reasonable, but why Mclaren so bad? where is Montoya???

Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 3:56 am
by sgd
K-D wrote:
My guess is Pole, if you ask what I think.
Then I think he will qualify very very light, in order to egt as close to the front of the grid as possible. Likely between 4 and 7 on the grid.

ah... I see. that waht you thinks is much better, i mean, logical, at least, i reckon that if MS goes realy light he could indeed qualify 7th ...

I think they'll decide on friday or sat. morninig if do a light or heavy qualify... but if you remember, MS didn't pass anyone while he was waiting for clear track (the same in Spain and Imola) before the 1st pitstop, so monaco I think, will be the same - he Q'ng slow'n'heavy...
why do you think they'll change it this time?
Posted: Wed May 18, 2005 4:22 am
by K-D
I think that everyone will qualify light(ly), and only go one-stop. Except those who have build a car with a fueltank not able to hold enough to allow for that.
Trick will be to qualify as lightly as possible, and then ride the race out on the initialy heavy car.
All my guessing is based on a dry race. Wet and Michael can win from last on the grid.
