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TwistedArmco
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by TwistedArmco » 17 Aug 2008, 20:37
Phil1993 wrote: scroungers - bring back hanging!!!!!
Let's declare war on Spain!
Hell, why would Lew even venture to Spain with all the anti-Lewis sentiment? That's like Fernando Alonso taking a walk through Leicester Square..
No, I'm not calmer. Just more jaded.
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JoostLamers
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by JoostLamers » 18 Aug 2008, 12:14
I voted for Hamilton. It's a street circuit, so I think McLaren will have the upper hand, and Hamilton is the faster guy over Kovalainen, maybe he can go for the podium.. Who knows, but I don't expect Heikki to take the victory again. The battle between the Ferrari's and the McLaren of Hamilton will be close I think. I think it will be an enjoyable race ;)
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Suntrek
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by Suntrek » 18 Aug 2008, 13:37
TwistedArmco wrote:Phil1993 wrote: scroungers - bring back hanging!!!!!
Let's declare war on Spain!
Hell, why would Lew even venture to Spain with all the anti-Lewis sentiment? That's like Fernando Alonso taking a walk through Leicester Square..
Well, he had hired bodyguards apparantly....
Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Suntrek
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by Suntrek » 18 Aug 2008, 13:48
I voted Alonso (so sue me, I can at least wish!
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On a more serious note:
The outcome will be very hard to predict, there will probably be SCs, so anything can happen. I think Ferrari will have the upper hand, the track is very fast even if it is a street circuit. Kimi will probably do better than Massa - I'm not sure Massa will be able to stay away from the walls.
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shailf1
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by shailf1 » 18 Aug 2008, 22:19
ITV F1 wrote:
Valencia by numbers
Circuit length: 3.380 miles
Type of circuit: Temporary street track
Number of laps: 57
Estimated lap time: 1m37s
Estimated top speed: 200mph at the end of the long straight between turns 11 and 12
Number of corners: 25 in total, 14 right-handers, 11 left-handers
Fastest corner: Turn 14, a fourth-gear, right-hander, 110mph
Overtaking opportunities: With only F3 and GT cars taking to track so far, the possibility for overtaking in the grand prix is relatively unknown. However, turns 12 and 17 both look promising as they are slow corners that are wide on entry and preceded by long straights.
Usual weather: The Mediterranean coast of Spain is usually bathed in sunshine at this time of year. Temperatures are likely to be as high as 30C, making conditions similar to the last grand prix in Hungary.
Chances of a first corner crash: Unknown. The first corner is a sweeping right hander that shouldn’t cause any problems, but it is quickly followed by a tight chicane compromising of turns two and three. There is a large run-off area but the apex of turn 3threeis up against a concrete wall and may cause drivers to think twice before making a move early in the race.
Looks like there are some overtaking oppertunities and the chances of rain is minimal.
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by Schumfs » 18 Aug 2008, 23:00
Well ITV is right.
Mediterrenean coast, mid-late August, we will probably have a hot weekend but nobody knows for sure except weather brodcasters :P
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JoostLamers
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by JoostLamers » 19 Aug 2008, 07:53
So now I can pick my Birthday present..
I want Hamilton to take the Championship
, and a win at Monza
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shailf1
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by shailf1 » 19 Aug 2008, 07:58
well one of the msays it might rain in saturday afternoon and sunday morning.
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ScuderiaFan
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by ScuderiaFan » 19 Aug 2008, 08:03
Kimi will me aggressive .. i except him to win this race .. go kimi
Remember this one "A Formula 1 race without Ferrari cars is useless" ScuderiaFan
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by syafiqa » 19 Aug 2008, 08:53
ScuderiaFan wrote:Kimi will me aggressive .. i except him to win this race .. go kimi
Kimi will be more aggressive...i expect him to win the race..go kimi
This quote is much better i think
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syafiqa on 19 Aug 2008, 10:47, edited 1 time in total.
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swca92
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by swca92 » 19 Aug 2008, 09:55
Well I expect Hamilton to win this race. The McLaren should like the track and Hamilton goes well on street tracks (Melbourne,Monaco,Montreal). I'll be surprised if Kimi wins,Massa may be the best bet for Ferrari to win the championship.
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shailf1
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by shailf1 » 19 Aug 2008, 10:31
this is a track like montreal which suits mclaren in shorter runs while ferrari at long runs and there are genuine overtakings, i think one of the ferraris will be victorious while one of the mclarens will take pole.
well it depends on stratedy as well, the teams are planning their stratedy taking in the fact that the saftey car would surely come out.
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by syafiqa » 19 Aug 2008, 10:43
Despite his lack of performances recently,
I'll still has a positive view towards kimi to win the race.
Vote for Kimi!!
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JoostLamers
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by JoostLamers » 19 Aug 2008, 12:32
syafiqa wrote:Despite his lack of performances recently,
I'll still has a positive view towards kimi to win the race.
Vote for Kimi!!
Let it be their own opinion please.. and their own view on the coming GP-weekend..
TA: I think Syafiqa is mentioning the fact that she voted for Kimi, not persuading others to vote for Kimi.. After all, English is a lot of people's second or third language.
Just looks like a slight misunderstanding all round.
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