that is because itv has the right to show f1 only in uk.like speed in us and star sports in asia.nd the video you are watching could be embedded from itv website if i am not wrong.eleanor wrote:"Sorry, rights restrictions prevent us from displaying this video content to users outside the UK" ...come on, guys, what is this? I should sue you for discrimination... It's not fair...
2008 FORMULA 1 Hungarian Grand Prix
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nakajima had a crash at the very endphil1993 wrote:were there any spins/crashes in fp2? videos coming l8r presumably.
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Raikkonen fears McLaren still quicker
By Pablo Elizalde Friday, August 1st 2008, 16:04 GMT
World champion Kimi Raikkonen feels rivals McLaren are still ahead of Ferrari in terms of pace following practice in Hungary.
Although Ferrari dominated the opening session this morning, McLaren's Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time of the day in the afternoon, when Raikkonen was down in fifth place, ahead of teammate Felipe Massa.
And although Raikkonen believes there is room to improve, he thinks McLaren, winners of the last two races, are still ahead.
"We worked on various set-up options for the car," said the Finn. "I also tried the new engine cover, but it is hard to assess it in any detail.
"The situation is not too bad, the car handles better, but our main rivals seem to be still a little bit quicker than us, even if there is the usual question mark over any difference in the fuel loads.
"There is still room for improvement and we will concentrate all our efforts on this in preparing for qualifying and the race."
Massa echoed his teammate's thoughts, saying he is expecting a tough time to try to beat their rivals.
"It's hard to say exactly where we are compared to the opposition, but clearly they are very quick," said Massa. "I did not feel too comfortable on the softest tyre while on the harder one, which I used first, the situation was much better.
"As usual on the first day at the Hungaroring, it is difficult to understand how the tyres are behaving because you always get a lot of graining, while the situation changes bit by bit as more rubber goes down on the track surface.
"We know in which direction we have to work and we will do all we can to bring home a good result. It will be tough, but I am confident all the same."
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thx iceman, I'll try with a proxy... I know I can download it from here, but it's more interesting to watch it live, while I'm at work :cheezy:
actually it was a surprise for me today, because two weeks ago it worked... but I managed to see FP2 cause somebody from here put a link where nobody asked me where I'm from
@ fergie ... it was just a joke... but trust me, I do know what discrimination is...
actually it was a surprise for me today, because two weeks ago it worked... but I managed to see FP2 cause somebody from here put a link where nobody asked me where I'm from
@ fergie ... it was just a joke... but trust me, I do know what discrimination is...
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I think people can see where you are from :P
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1. Renault upbeat after promising start
2. Hamilton: McLaren stronger than in GermanyAutosport wrote:The French squad's chief of engineering Pat Symonds admitted they were running a light fuel load, but he was still encouraged by their form.
3. Force India pleased with seamless shift runAutosport wrote:Lewis Hamilton believes McLaren have made a further step forward with their car since the German Grand Prix, as he seeks his third straight win this weekend.
4. Vettel hindered by hydraulic problemsAutosport wrote:The Force India team were pleased with the performance of their new seamless shift gearbox after running with no problems in Friday practice in Hungary.
5. Heidfeld happier after 'major changes'Autosport wrote:Sebastian Vettel lamented his lack of track time during Friday's practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix after hitting trouble in both sessions.
6. Ferrari Friday ReviewAutosport wrote:Nick Heidfeld said his car needed major changes to its set-up in order to be competitive following a difficult start to the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend on Friday.
Massa on [url=http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/69579]Autosport[/url] wrote:It's hard to say exactly where we are compared to the opposition, but clearly they (McLaren) are very quick. I did not feel too comfortable on the softest tyre while on the harder one, which I used first, the situation was much better.
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schumfs, do you really believe that I don't know this? it was just a matter of speaking ... is just me or nobody see that I'm joking?
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No, relex. I got your pointeleanor wrote:schumfs, do you really believe that I don't know this? it was just a matter of speaking ... is just me or nobody see that I'm joking?
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Relax, I was joking too :Peleanor wrote:schumfs, do you really believe that I don't know this? it was just a matter of speaking ... is just me or nobody see that I'm joking?
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Hope kimi will be good shape in Qua. and reace
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Lewis takes the pole, Heikki 2nd, Massa 3rd and Kimi 4th.
Kimi said, that the car isn't so good because of the 0,5 second difference to Lewis at FP2.
But Massa had the same difference too. But Massa is better at quali than Kimi, and high grid position is more valuable than gold. Whoever takes to pole, has the highest possibility to win.
Kimi said, that the car isn't so good because of the 0,5 second difference to Lewis at FP2.
But Massa had the same difference too. But Massa is better at quali than Kimi, and high grid position is more valuable than gold. Whoever takes to pole, has the highest possibility to win.
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Well I fancy Alonso or maybe even Piquet to get ahead of the McLarens and Ferraris.The Renaults look fast here,while Kubica can mix it with the top two teams also
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I think Alonso will split the two Ferraris with the McLarens fighting for pole, but maybe Massa can join in again.
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i think kimi in not on form these days