2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
I'm just hoping DNf for Lewis tomorrow..
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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
re the steve rider thing, he is at Wembley presenting the football coverage.
Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
hamilton to win and massa DNF.
we will again go to China with 2 races to go and lewis up 17pts on a ferrari driver.
we will again go to China with 2 races to go and lewis up 17pts on a ferrari driver.
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IraNik, you are now officially my friend
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IraNik wrote:hamilton to win and massa DNF.
we will again go to China with 2 races to go and lewis up 17pts on a ferrari driver.
17 points ahead again... I don't want to live that nightmare again... Let's said Massa finishes 8th and get 1 point... Hamilton leads by 16 points...hehe
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What Massa will turn up tomorrow? the Massa in Hungary,or the Massa at Hockenheim? I could see him finishing an insipid 4th,or fighting and perhaps getting 2nd or something.
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[Q3 - Q2]
Kimi Räikkönen - 0.911 s
Lewis Hamilton - 0.942 s
Fernando Alonso - 0.981 s
Robert Kubica - 1.048 s
Timo Glock - 1.448 s
Heikki Kovalainen - 1.461 s
Jarno Trulli - 1.485 s
Felipe Massa - 1.587 s
Sebastian Vettel - 1.924 s
Sebastien Bourdais - 2.065 s
Kimi Räikkönen - 0.911 s
Lewis Hamilton - 0.942 s
Fernando Alonso - 0.981 s
Robert Kubica - 1.048 s
Timo Glock - 1.448 s
Heikki Kovalainen - 1.461 s
Jarno Trulli - 1.485 s
Felipe Massa - 1.587 s
Sebastian Vettel - 1.924 s
Sebastien Bourdais - 2.065 s
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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
so Raikkonen is fuelled several laps shorter than Massa. Given the considerable improvement in time Raikkonen found in Q3 compared to Q2.
some people are wondering why McLaren’s new-found conservatism hasn’t led them into changing Hamilton’s engine for this race, allowing the luxury of a fresh engine in time for the final round at Interlagos. Hamilton will be using the same engine here he had at Singapore
some people are wondering why McLaren’s new-found conservatism hasn’t led them into changing Hamilton’s engine for this race, allowing the luxury of a fresh engine in time for the final round at Interlagos. Hamilton will be using the same engine here he had at Singapore
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i think massa went heavier thinking about singapore maybe.
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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
Lewis and Kimi will pit around the same lap, Massa 2-4 laps longer. Alonso will be 1-2 laps before Kimi, Heikki 1 lap before Massa. If you didn't get that...
Alonso
Kimi and Lewis
Heikki
Massa
This is a complete guess so don't blame me if their wrong (or right!).
Kimi can only help Massa if Kimi is first and Massa is second, I don't see that happening unless there is a Lewis DNF. I hope Kimi can win the last 3 races...but then Massa will only win the championship if Lewis DNFs at least once. GO KIMI!
Alonso
Kimi and Lewis
Heikki
Massa
This is a complete guess so don't blame me if their wrong (or right!).
Kimi can only help Massa if Kimi is first and Massa is second, I don't see that happening unless there is a Lewis DNF. I hope Kimi can win the last 3 races...but then Massa will only win the championship if Lewis DNFs at least once. GO KIMI!
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In fact, while I was posting this I had thought that I should write driver's statement about their quali lap as both Kimi and Felipe said they made mistakes. Therefore, these differences may not say it all about the strategy.iceman1 wrote:so Raikkonen is fuelled several laps shorter than Massa. Given the considerable improvement in time Raikkonen found in Q3 compared to Q2.
some people are wondering why McLaren’s new-found conservatism hasn’t led them into changing Hamilton’s engine for this race, allowing the luxury of a fresh engine in time for the final round at Interlagos. Hamilton will be using the same engine here he had at Singapore
Singapore was not a engine-demanding race. I think they did the right thing given their supreme reliability record. Last race, Ferrari would be very very strong so Ron wants to be there as fresh as a cucumber.
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the race wont finish as as though. In almost all the races, one of ferrari or mac have dnf or finished outside points and I believe it will be the same here.
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i think if it rained massa might have a bigger possibility to win, BUT if it didn't, kimi most definitely will win the race (even if he was blindfolded .....lol) ...but if something wrong happens in the pit lanes for ferrari then the race is over for them and they will kiss goodbye for the world championship :'''(
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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
Lewis will go for a win !!!phil1993 wrote:you say that to me every timeiceman1 wrote:Lewis won't finish the Race tomorrowphil1993 wrote:If Kimi wins i'll take it, as long as Lewis finishes above Felipe
This race might turn out to be a boring one with cars following one another. I can see only a few hairpins to be the opportunities for overtaking but having said that Ferrari & Mclaren are equally matched so on a equal load of fuel they will match one another.
Massa should probably take a leaf out of the book of Alonso ! See what he did in Singapore. Inspite of starting 15th, he started on a low fuel load, so that he can pass as many people as possible. Massa should do the same. If he doesn't pass Alonso / Heikki before the first set of pit stops then his race would be long gone !! I don't see Massa screwing up the race until rain is going to flood the track like 07.
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For the last three races its time for Lewis to DNf or finished the races without points.
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