2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

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Who will win the RBS Canadian Grand Prix?

Poll ended at 07 Jun 2008, 15:11

Lewis Hamilton
18
26%
Kimi Raikkonen
26
38%
Felipe Massa
10
14%
Robert Kubica
9
13%
Nick Heidfeld
0
No votes
Heikki Kovalainen
2
3%
Mark Webber
4
6%
Fernando Alonso
0
No votes
Other
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 69

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 13:32

surely the grip will be different and the set-ups for those corners screwed up? i wouldn't be surprised if they each did 3 or 4 installation laps on the way to the grid trying it out- on lap 1 we could see aboslute choas- especially the first guys on the scene- it could get nasty

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 13:43

Anyone who missed quali/want to watch it again- its on ITV4 (UK) now

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by swca92 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:01

I just hope we don't end up with an Indy '05 situation.I'll be very relieved to see a full race with no injuries to drivers,fans or marshals.

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:03

just watching webbers q2 shunt and he was only a few cm onto the marbles when he spun.

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:08

if the marbles situation continues then i wouldnt be surprised to see the marshals sweeping up the track during an inevitable SC period, or bring out the SC to specifically deal with the situation.

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Post by Fergie1 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:09

swca92 wrote:I just hope we don't end up with an Indy '05 situation.I'll be very relieved to see a full race with no injuries to drivers,fans or marshals.
Oh god that could well happen. :<>:

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Post by swca92 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:20

Are there any support races?

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Post by Zack » 08 Jun 2008, 14:24

No Support race for this event.
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Post by JoostLamers » 08 Jun 2008, 14:34

Praying for a dry race, and none or few SC-situations... :pray: Then no one can stop Hamilton, to be honoust, I don't expect a Hamilton win, that says my feeling... :sad: Can't help it :p
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Post by swca92 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:37

I'm hoping for the opposite.Rain eases the pressure on the track and makes a better race.Although I should support Hamilton as I'm English I'm fed up with Itv's bias of him and of him himself so here's hoping for rain

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by Zack » 08 Jun 2008, 14:40

Race will be boring without SC ..Weber - Massa - Heikki are in good position under SC :cheezy:

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by Liffonmelsmork » 08 Jun 2008, 14:48

I'm really looking forward to Kubica's performance! He can keep a cool head, he's not daft. I think in changing conditions, Hamilton might have a hard time with him. I'm not convinced BMW have got the pace to keep up with the Ferraris and McLarens in unchanging, dry weather over the course of a race though. Hope I'm wrong.

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by AzShadow » 08 Jun 2008, 14:49

Race in Montreal without SC? Not a chance. :p

It's all about who is in the right position at the right time. Last year Hamilton was that guy, this time it might be someone else.
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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 14:53

anyone sensible will have gone on a strategy that banks on a first lap safety car and reliant on there not being one at the exact time they need to pit. I think they're going to change the rules for Magny Cours- i read the rules, but it confused me a bit and they were just preliminary.

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Re: 2008 RBS Grand Prix du Canada , Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Post by phil1993 » 08 Jun 2008, 15:00

lol!, but maybe... http://www.crash.net/motorsport/f1/news ... anada.html

http://www.crash.net/motorsport/f1/news ... _time.html

IT COST THEM $5.5 MILLION dollars to resurface the track before the race, now they've had to do some of it over again. Ouch!

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