2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix

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Who will win the 2008 Japanese Grand Prix

Poll ended at 12 Oct 2008, 17:06

Lewis Hamilton
18
22%
Felipe Massa
31
37%
Robert Kubica
6
7%
Kimi Räikkönen
13
16%
Nick Heidfeld
0
No votes
Heikki Kovalainen
1
1%
Fernando Alonso
11
13%
Sebastian Vettel
0
No votes
Jarno Trulli
0
No votes
Timo Glock
0
No votes
Nico Rosberg
0
No votes
Nelsinho Piquet
0
No votes
Kazuki Nakajima
3
4%
 
Total votes: 83

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Post by iceman1 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:16

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Post by hannibal_rising » 12 Oct 2008, 06:16

You Know?... Massa did a better job than hamilton today... at least he could recover some positions... did anyone see lewis again?... I thought he was not on track anymore...

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Post by Sanredrose » 12 Oct 2008, 06:16

Time for me to sleep !! Good night to all ..

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Post by Schumfs » 12 Oct 2008, 06:17

Kimi is 21 points behind Lewis.
His chances gone :P
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Post by AzShadow » 12 Oct 2008, 06:18

Kimi's result was important for Ferrari's WCC hopes and that's why they probably told him to cool off after his tyres weren't working perfectly anymore.

Funny how all McLaren's reliability problems are with Heikki's car. Unfortunately for McLaren this will also impede their WCC hopes as Kovalainen was in a very strong position today.

Alonso's pace was just phenomenal in the middle stages of the race. He really deserved this win. And it was on a dry track without safety cars. It probably would have been Kimi's race, but since Hamilton forgot about his careful driving it all went chaotic. Anyway, I'm tired of this Massa vs Hamilton controversy. Kubica for the championship! :C:
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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix

Post by phil1993 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:18

Lewis had damage from the Massa incident so couldn't push.

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Post by Sanredrose » 12 Oct 2008, 06:19

hannibal_rising wrote:You Know?... Massa did a better job than hamilton today... at least he could recover some positions... did anyone see lewis again?... I thought he was not on track anymore...
He should have damaged some parts of his ca during his initial off track excursion at turn 1. He never really set pace better than 1.19.750 or so .. Massa had a perfect car and more critically the last stint he was running with fuel for 14 laps and brand new hard tyres .. I think that's what kept him in hunt.

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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix

Post by iceman1 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:19

Fernando ''we're now behind Ferrari , Mclaren''

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Post by AzShadow » 12 Oct 2008, 06:20

Guess which team will be Alonso's choice now. :tired: Especially when Renault has surpassed BMW, in terms of constructors championship too late though.
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Post by Sanredrose » 12 Oct 2008, 06:21

iceman1 wrote:Fernando ''we're now behind Ferrari , Mclaren''
That's a little too premature to claim that ! BMW are still there ..

I don't think Alonso has a chance at BMW, they have confirmed their driver lineup for 2009.

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Post by JoostLamers » 12 Oct 2008, 06:21

AzShadow wrote:Guess which team will be Alonso's choice now. :tired: Especially when Renault has surpassed BMW, in terms of constructors championship too late though.
next year will be completely different...
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Post by syncmaster » 12 Oct 2008, 06:21

Nice Race but a poor again from championship leader
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Post by phil1993 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:22

And Honda think they can lure Alonso away.... what a joke! That win and a no score for Heidfeld and Kovy means 5th in he championship is very open. Kimi looks to stay P4 but could be caught still.

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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix

Post by shailf1 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:23

sanredrose wrote:
hannibal_rising wrote:You Know?... Massa did a better job than hamilton today... at least he could recover some positions... did anyone see lewis again?... I thought he was not on track anymore...
He should have damaged some parts of his ca during his initial off track excursion at turn 1. He never really set pace better than 1.19.750 or so .. Massa had a perfect car and more critically the last stint he was running with fuel for 14 laps and brand new hard tyres .. I think that's what kept him in hunt.
dont forget he had to do a very long second stint on softs!!!!!(maybe he didnt have enough hard tyres)

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Re: 2008 FORMULA 1™ Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix

Post by phil1993 » 12 Oct 2008, 06:23

Now Im' going to wake up and it'll be 5.20am and Hamilton will go and win...

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