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Posted on 04-10-2012 18:51
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Aquarius wrote:
Especially in a Mercedes.
It was a Sauber, it just had the Mercedes colours and logo
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you have to admit that schumacher did have a lot of balls to come back into a sport dominated by drivers 20 years his younger
And he did amazingly well. To be this good at 43 shows how incredible he was at his peak.
Shame he never learned how not to be an asshat on track
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Posted on 04-10-2012 18:56
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Nah, I was referring to 1999 Mercedes (the last Mercedes that raced there), when they became airborne. Those were dangerous, although nobody was seriously hurt.
Group. C Saubers owned though. This year's top speed at Le Mans was reached by... a Sauber-Mercedes during Saturday morning group. C race.
The engine was an real Mercedes though, wasn't it ? |
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Posted on 04-10-2012 20:48
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Aquarius wrote:
Nah, I was referring to 1999 Mercedes (the last Mercedes that raced there), when they became airborne. Those were dangerous, although nobody was seriously hurt.
Group. C Saubers owned though. This year's top speed at Le Mans was reached by... a Sauber-Mercedes during Saturday morning group. C race.
The engine was an real Mercedes though, wasn't it ?
if i remember correctly Mark Webber was driving that car before it went airborne |
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cio93 |
Posted on 07-10-2012 07:16
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Take that, Alonso
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Aquarius |
Posted on 07-10-2012 07:20
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SSJ2Luigi wrote:
Aquarius wrote:
Nah, I was referring to 1999 Mercedes (the last Mercedes that raced there), when they became airborne. Those were dangerous, although nobody was seriously hurt.
Group. C Saubers owned though. This year's top speed at Le Mans was reached by... a Sauber-Mercedes during Saturday morning group. C race.
The engine was an real Mercedes though, wasn't it ?
if i remember correctly Mark Webber was driving that car before it went airborne
It happened three or four times, during practice and race. It happened to Webber once, but IIRC during practice. Peter Dumbreck was the one driving it when it happened during the race. That's from memory, I'll check it up when I have five minutes (during the next F1 ad-break ).
edit : Webber during FP2, then Webber again during the warm up, and eventually Peter Dumbreck during the race, then all the Mercedes retired.
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Involved drivers in the crash : the usual suspects. Grosjean, Senna.
Too bad for Alonso, but it's not like he didn't have his share of luck this season.
Edited by Aquarius on 07-10-2012 07:44
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SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 07-10-2012 13:55
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the good thing is that massa got second |
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FreitasPCM |
Posted on 07-10-2012 14:42
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Kamui's first podium and in home soil. Great driver. |
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Montolivo |
Posted on 07-10-2012 16:28
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cio93 wrote:
Take that, Alonso
So you think it's nice to get out for a rider because of the other drivers mistakes?
Can't stand Red Bull and Vettel. Not only were they cheating with the car, but they also need enormous amounts of luck to get back in the classification. |
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FroomeDog99 |
Posted on 07-10-2012 16:29
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I hate red bull |
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Posted on 07-10-2012 16:32
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FreitasPCM wrote:
Kamui's first podium and in home soil. Great driver.
Love him.
Just want Kimi to win something now
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cio93 |
Posted on 07-10-2012 16:34
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Montolivo wrote:
cio93 wrote:
Take that, Alonso
So you think it's nice to get out for a rider because of the other drivers mistakes?
Can't stand Red Bull and Vettel. Not only were they cheating with the car, but they also need enormous amounts of luck to get back in the classification.
No. But Vettel had far more bad luck so far.
Plus, my sympathies are definately on Vettel's side, whether that might be correct from a neutral view or not.
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Posted on 07-10-2012 17:07
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Say what you want, but Grosjean makes racing exciting!
There's a fine line between "psychotherapist" and "psycho the rapist"
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cio93 |
Posted on 07-10-2012 17:13
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cactus-jack wrote:
Say what you want, but Grosjean makes racing exciting!
Yup, in the 15 seconds per race he has an intact car.
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SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 07-10-2012 20:09
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cactus-jack wrote:
Say what you want, but Grosjean makes racing exciting!
Kimi was faster! with hitting alonso |
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Posted on 07-10-2012 20:13
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cio93 wrote:
cactus-jack wrote:
Say what you want, but Grosjean makes racing exciting!
Yup, in the 15 seconds per race he has an intact car.
harsh
Australia was not his fault
Monaco was Monaco, could have happened to anyone, MSC again
Spain was unlucky, tiny contact
Malaysia was soaked, MSC crashes a lot too
Britain was unlucky, tiny contact
Germany, was not his fault
Japan and Belgium he was at fault
the BBC have put toghether a video showing all his early contacts, and it shows how unlucky, small etc they actually are. You can do anything with statistics...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1...1/19862043
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SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 08-10-2012 14:56
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valverde321 wrote:
FreitasPCM wrote:
Kamui's first podium and in home soil. Great driver.
Love him.
Just want Kimi to win something now
too bad there is no finnish gp
Edited by SSJ2Luigi on 08-10-2012 14:56
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FreitasPCM |
Posted on 13-10-2012 09:46
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Webber/Vettel in the first row for the Korean GP. Alonso only 4th. Well, I hope there will be an interesting battle for the championship lead, and that none of the contenders abandon the race. |
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Posted on 13-10-2012 09:57
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Please have two alternator failures for the Red Bull drivers, and an Alonso win. Only needs Hamilton to DNF and I'd be in heaven. |
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SSJ2Luigi |
Posted on 13-10-2012 09:58
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jph27 wrote:
Please have two alternator failures for the Red Bull drivers, and an Alonso win. Only needs Hamilton to DNF and I'd be in heaven.
+1
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Posted on 13-10-2012 10:30
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FreitasPCM wrote:
Webber/Vettel in the first row for the Korean GP. Alonso only 4th. Well, I hope there will be an interesting battle for the championship lead, and that none of the contenders abandon the race.
The start will be especially interesting. The even numbers have a bigger disadvantage than usually due to no racing happening there all year, so Webber might save himself from being overtaken, and Hamilton has a good chance to get Vettel.
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