2010 Formula 1 Season - Official Discussion Thread
Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
So what will happen with Kimi?
Ferrari?
McLaren?
Renault?
Rally?
Ferrari?
McLaren?
Renault?
Rally?
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
I really, really, really, really, really don't know! Every option you've mentioned is an option!blizzard wrote:So what will happen with Kimi?
Ferrari?
McLaren?
Renault?
Rally?
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
Frank Williams wants Rosberg to stay ...
Williams keen to retain Rosberg
If Rosberg stays at Williams, Heikki stays at McLaren. Otherwise it has to be Raikkonen who holds them from their seat ...
Williams keen to retain Rosberg
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
Alonso 'still evaluating possibilities'
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
After these news in last few days, I think most likely he'll continue at Ferrari. Definitely not changing to rally yet, that's happening perhaps after next season.
Kimi in F1 in 2010 - Confirmed
http://www.f1central.fr/actualites/1/84 ... -2010.html
Kimi will be in F1 in 2010 : he says that he have contacts with other teams and that he is too young to leave F1.
But where he will go??
Personnally, I think he will go in Mclaren
Kimi will be in F1 in 2010 : he says that he have contacts with other teams and that he is too young to leave F1.
But where he will go??
Personnally, I think he will go in Mclaren
Jean Todt, Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne, Michael Schumacher = DREAM TEAM
Re: Kimi in F1 in 2010 - Confirmed
maybe that is why martin whitmarsh was sure that alonso would move to ferrari..Totopupu wrote:http://www.f1central.fr/actualites/1/84 ... -2010.html
Kimi will be in F1 in 2010 : he says that he have contacts with other teams and that he is too young to leave F1.
But where he will go??
Personnally, I think he will go in Mclaren
massa& alosno VS hamilton &kimi...
that would be great..
Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
Source: BBC SportThe full 2010 provisional schedule is as follows:
March 14 - Bahrain (Sakhir)
March 28 - Australia (Melbourne)
April 4 - Malaysia (Sepang)
April 25 - Turkey (Istanbul)
May 9 - Spain (Barcelona)
May 23 - Monaco (Monte Carlo)
June 6 - Canada (Montreal)
June 27 - Europe (Valencia)
July 11 - Great Britain (Donington Park)
July 25 - Germany (Hockenheim)
August 1 - Hungary (Budapest)
August 22 - Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
September 5 - Italy (Monza)
September 19 - China (Shanghai)
September 26 - Singapore (Singapore)
October 10 - Japan (Suzuka)
October 24 - Brazil (Interlagos)
November 7 - Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)
Major chages:
Bahrain starts the champioship season
Turkey moves up
China moves back.
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
lol, that calendar has been posted 3 times in 2 days
Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
Except for Australia losing the opening race, this is a decent calendar, thanks to Canada getting a race again.
18 Races, season starting in early March and ending in November, no big break between two races (longest is 3 weeks, unlike 4 weeks this season)... nice!
18 Races, season starting in early March and ending in November, no big break between two races (longest is 3 weeks, unlike 4 weeks this season)... nice!
Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
i havent found it here so i posted it..Tom Vandenhove wrote:lol, that calendar has been posted 3 times in 2 days
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
http://www.f1zone.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4898 And the other thread it was posted in I couldn't find ... But chill man, You're not the only one who missed it when it was postedshail69 wrote:i havent found it here so i posted it..Tom Vandenhove wrote:lol, that calendar has been posted 3 times in 2 days
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
No U.S. race yet. Come on Bernie! We'll have a TEAM next year. GIVE US A RACE!shail69 wrote:Source: BBC SportThe full 2010 provisional schedule is as follows:
March 14 - Bahrain (Sakhir)
March 28 - Australia (Melbourne)
April 4 - Malaysia (Sepang)
April 25 - Turkey (Istanbul)
May 9 - Spain (Barcelona)
May 23 - Monaco (Monte Carlo)
June 6 - Canada (Montreal)
June 27 - Europe (Valencia)
July 11 - Great Britain (Donington Park)
July 25 - Germany (Hockenheim)
August 1 - Hungary (Budapest)
August 22 - Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
September 5 - Italy (Monza)
September 19 - China (Shanghai)
September 26 - Singapore (Singapore)
October 10 - Japan (Suzuka)
October 24 - Brazil (Interlagos)
November 7 - Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)
Major chages:
Bahrain starts the champioship season
Turkey moves up
China moves back.
Requiescat in pace, Jules Bianchi
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Re: 2010 Season Discussions: Line-ups, News and Regulations
WTF!The organisers of the Belgian Grand Prix have confirmed that annually alternating their Formula One race with the Nurburgring is an option for the future.
Based on an article in the La Libre newspaper earlier this week, we reported that Spa-Francorchamps - with a contract through 2012 - is contemplating the option because it cannot afford to pay the race fees to Bernie Ecclestone every year.
Chief Belgian GP organiser Etienne Davignon on Sunday confirmed the event makes a loss every year and that talks with the F1 chief executive about an alternate plan are underway.
"If we alternate the race, for example with the Nurburgring - and I don't know if they are interested or not - then we keep the fans that come to F1, we get more income, and that goes against the loss," he said.
Spa and the Nurburgring, in Germany, are separated by geography in western Europe by merely 120 kilometres.
Davignon said alternating with F1's other German host had also been an option, but Hockenheim is expected to have a regular annual date.
Source: GMM
I thinking about racing twice @ spa every year
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