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14 Jul 2007, 17:29 #2461
bmwracer wrote:
12 tons??

That's one heck of a laptop. :hehe:


they've also got two very good drivers which is so important. i feel that's where toyota are suffering the most. ralf and jarno are past their best i'm afraid. :beaten:
14 Jul 2007, 23:04 #2462
kenjilina wrote: they've also got two very good drivers which is so important.

Their third guy ain't too bad as well: he was in the points on his very first F1 drive. :thumbsup:
15 Jul 2007, 00:15 #2463
bmwracer wrote:
Their third guy ain't too bad as well: he was in the points on his very first F1 drive. :thumbsup:


ah yes, seb vettel. only 19 i think! :shocked:
15 Jul 2007, 02:01 #2464
kenjilina wrote: ah yes, seb vettel. only 19 i think! :shocked:

Yup.

Very impressive.
20 Jul 2007, 00:39 #2465
my friend came across this accident on her way to work this morning.
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:shocked:
20 Jul 2007, 09:47 #2466
kenjilina wrote:my friend came across this accident on her way to work this morning.
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:shocked:

I guess the person didn't see the "No Parking" sign. :beaten: :hehe:
22 Jul 2007, 10:29 #2467
Kimi on pole for tomorrow. Hamilton has a massive crash, he says he's o.k. but the doctors will have the final say. And if they say he can't, , , , McLaren will claim a Ferrari conspiracy and the soap opera goes on :shakehead: [/list:u]
22 Jul 2007, 23:45 #2468
European Grand Prix, Nurburgring

Sun 22 Jul, 03:43 PM

1. Fernando Alonso Spain Vodafone McLaren Mercedes-Mercedes 60 02:06:26.358

2. Felipe Massa Brazil Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro-Ferrari +8.1

3. Mark Webber Australia Red Bull Racing-Renault +65.6

4. Alexander Wurz Austria AT&T Williams-Toyota +65.9

5. David Coulthard Britain Red Bull Racing-Renault +73.6

6. Nick Heidfeld Germany BMW Sauber F1 Team-BMW +80.2

7. Robert Kubica Poland BMW Sauber F1 Team-BMW +82.4

8. Heikki Kovalainen Finland ING Renault F1 Team-Renault +1 lap

9. Lewis Hamilton Britain Vodafone McLaren Mercedes-Mercedes +1 lap

10. Giancarlo Fisichella Italy ING Renault F1 Team-Renault +1 lap

11. Rubens Barrichello Brazil Honda Racing F1 Team-Honda +1 lap

12. Anthony Davidson Britain Super Aguri F1 Team-Honda +1 lap

13. Jarno Trulli Italy Panasonic Toyota Racing-Toyota +1 lap

14. Kimi Raikkonen Finland Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro-Ferrari 34 laps completed

15. Takuma Sato Japan Super Aguri F1 Team-Honda 19 laps completed

16. Ralf Schumacher Germany Panasonic Toyota Racing-Toyota 18 laps completed

17. Markus Winkelhock Germany Spyker F1 Team-Ferrari 13 laps completed

18. Jenson Button Britain Honda Racing F1 Team-Honda 2 laps completed

19. Adrian Sutil Germany Spyker F1 Team-Ferrari 2 laps completed

20. Nico Rosberg Germany AT&T Williams-Toyota 2 laps completed

21. Scott Speed USA Scuderia Toro Rosso-Ferrari 2 laps completed

22. Vitantonio Liuzzi Italy Scuderia Toro Rosso-Ferrari 2 laps completed
23 Jul 2007, 01:45 #2469
bmwracer wrote:European Grand Prix, Nurburgring

Sun 22 Jul, 03:43 PM

1. Fernando Alonso Spain Vodafone McLaren Mercedes-Mercedes 60 02:06:26.358

2. Felipe Massa Brazil Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro-Ferrari +8.1

3. Mark Webber Australia Red Bull Racing-Renault +65.6


and michael schumacher presented the trophies. :hehe:
23 Jul 2007, 03:26 #2470
^He didn't look very happy to present the trophy to McLaren :hehe:.

Today's race was great, especially when Hamilton and few other parked all together in the sand and then Fisichella bumped into tractor :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:. Alonso overtaking Massa was an awesome moment.
23 Jul 2007, 03:35 #2471
bmwracer wrote:
I guess the person didn't see the "No Parking" sign. :beaten: :hehe:

Hahaha, he/she was just in hurry to have few drinks in the bar :hehe:
23 Jul 2007, 03:54 #2472
boris wrote: Alonso overtaking Massa was an awesome moment.


it reminded me of the gilles villeneuve, rene arnoux battle from the french gp 1979. look it up on youtube if you've not seen it. :applaud:
23 Jul 2007, 05:18 #2473
boris wrote:Hahaha, he/she was just in hurry to have few drinks in the bar :hehe:

Maybe he thought it was a Drive-Thru?? :hehe: :rofl:
23 Jul 2007, 05:23 #2474
kenjilina wrote: it reminded me of the gilles villeneuve, rene arnoux battle from the french gp 1979. look it up on youtube if you've not seen it. :applaud:

Ahh, yes... After that race, didn't they stop talking to each other?



EDIT: It wasn't Arnoux, it was Didier Pironi. :banghead:
24 Jul 2007, 02:47 #2475
bmwracer wrote:
Ahh, yes... After that race, didn't they stop talking to each other?



EDIT: It wasn't Arnoux, it was Didier Pironi. :banghead:


the pironi incident happened in 1982 in which gilles was so angry at didier after the imola race. he carried that anger with him to the next race at zolder to tragic consequences.

on a different note, i'd love to know what ron dennis was saying about michael after receiving the trophy from him. he was clearly pointing a finger at him and laughing. :twisted:
24 Jul 2007, 05:20 #2476
kenjilina wrote:

on a different note, i'd love to know what ron dennis was saying about michael after receiving the trophy from him. he was clearly pointing a finger at him and laughing. :twisted:


on youtube already!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-s0ixVjTPQ&NR=1
24 Jul 2007, 05:40 #2477
kenjilina wrote:
it reminded me of the gilles villeneuve, rene arnoux battle from the french gp 1979. look it up on youtube if you've not seen it. :applaud:

Just saw it. The classic is better :thumbsup:, here's the link:
F1 1979 René Arnoux Vs Gilles Vileneuve
25 Jul 2007, 03:21 #2479
kenjilina wrote: this footage never fails to amaze me. :applaud:

Same here.

It's amazing that neither driver punted the other off the track. :sweat:
27 Jul 2007, 04:54 #2480
bmwracer wrote:

It's amazing that neither driver punted the other off the track. :sweat:


a paul tracey trademark? :hehe:

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