2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by sampras25 » 17 Mar 2008, 23:29

zack wrote:[fact] During Winter, 3/7 simulation failed for Ferrari for some reasons. :|

Lap times :blink:
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That is an interesting chart you have there, Zack.
Raikkonen drove his fastest laptime with 11 laps before his pitstop.
That means he drove his fastest lap with a heavier car then hamilton, kovalainen and heidfeld.

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by sampras25 » 17 Mar 2008, 23:37

Let`s not forget that this is a long season and melbourne is not really a good benchmark.
It`s better to have problems in the first race then in the last race.

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Re: what happened to kovalainen?

Post by Rob2008 » 18 Mar 2008, 00:28

aaron_greg wrote:what really happened to kovolainen on the second to last lap at the start/finish line? i didn't see the race, but ive seen clips of where kov. passes alonso, and then alonso passes him right back w/ relative ease on the straight. what happened?
Kovaleinen went to tear off a pull off strip from his visor and his fist hit the pit lane speed limiter, causing the engine to slow down to the 50mph it would be running at when in the pits. He managed to cancel it, but had lost too much speed to stop Alonso getting past.

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Re: what happened to kovalainen?

Post by Garrison » 18 Mar 2008, 00:29

Kovalainen accidentally engaged the Pit Lane Speed Limiter while tearing off his tear-off visor down the Start/Finish Straight...

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by gruven » 18 Mar 2008, 01:08

sampras25 wrote:Let`s not forget that this is a long season and melbourne is not really a good benchmark.
It`s better to have problems in the first race then in the last race.
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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by WDC » 18 Mar 2008, 04:43

dazmoffman wrote:
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no one has answered who they think was at fault. Coulthard or Massa?

it was a long heated debate between a friend and i when we were there so id lik to see other peoples interpretation.
My and my missus had a heated debate about this, i think it was massa's fault simply because coultard was infront thats is why the rear of his car ended up in the air as he went over mass'a front left wheel
im not looking for an arguement, but i just thought id point out that the initial contact of massa's front tyre was almost past the sidepod of coulthards car, it just slid back and caught the rear tyre afterwards.

thats the reason why i dont blame massa for the incodent.
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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by chichox » 18 Mar 2008, 05:25

A grat race for the top 3!!

Aloso was a lucky man because of the mistake of Heikki...

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by Garrison » 18 Mar 2008, 06:27

Well, if I'm not wrong, is Hamilton making similar mistake (engaging Pit Lane Speed Limiter) for the 2007 Brazilian GP? If so, probably McLaren needs to re-look into button layouts on the wheel...

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by rao_battula » 18 Mar 2008, 06:43

sampras25 wrote:
zack wrote:[fact] During Winter, 3/7 simulation failed for Ferrari for some reasons. :|

Lap times :blink:
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That is an interesting chart you have there, Zack.
Raikkonen drove his fastest laptime with 11 laps before his pitstop.
That means he drove his fastest lap with a heavier car then hamilton, kovalainen and heidfeld.
why the lap times before pit were in 2 mins. They are supposed to do flying laps before pits. Is this problem with tyres?

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by dacer » 18 Mar 2008, 08:25

zack wrote: Image
As Pedro de la Rosa said to spanish TV, Alonso fastest lap is always last lap (sorry Kovalainen, Alonso race had 58 lap, for you only 57).

Zack, have you speeds table?. I only find top 5 speed. Kovalainen, Massa, Raikonnen, Nakayima, Coulthard, Rosberg.

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by JoostLamers » 18 Mar 2008, 14:18

interesting lap times :thumbsup: nice :thumbsup:
look how flat Hammi's laptimes are, at the beginning of the race, on the live timing of the F1-site, you saw that he drove the fastest time in the first sector lap after lap: 29.1-29.0-28.9, but when Kimi went past Rubens (not sure), he was doing 28.8 on the first lap past him, but laps after that he was doing 29.2-29.1, how's that possible :blink: ? When you have a lighter car, and no-one in front of you? :blink:
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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by JoostLamers » 18 Mar 2008, 14:21

sampras25 wrote:
zack wrote:[fact] During Winter, 3/7 simulation failed for Ferrari for some reasons. :|

Lap times :blink:
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That is an interesting chart you have there, Zack.
Raikkonen drove his fastest laptime with 11 laps before his pitstop.
That means he drove his fastest lap with a heavier car then hamilton, kovalainen and heidfeld.
But that time is still half a second down, and why can't he go faster with a car that's getting lighter and lighter, lap after lap :blink:
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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by sampras25 » 18 Mar 2008, 15:01

rao_battula wrote:
sampras25 wrote:
zack wrote:[fact] During Winter, 3/7 simulation failed for Ferrari for some reasons. :|

Lap times :blink:
Image
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That is an interesting chart you have there, Zack.
Raikkonen drove his fastest laptime with 11 laps before his pitstop.
That means he drove his fastest lap with a heavier car then hamilton, kovalainen and heidfeld.
why the lap times before pit were in 2 mins. They are supposed to do flying laps before pits. Is this problem with tyres?

-BSR
On those laps there was a yellowflag situation so the safetycar was on the track.

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by Zack » 18 Mar 2008, 15:28

joostlamers wrote:interesting lap times :thumbsup: nice :thumbsup:
look how flat Hammi's laptimes are, at the beginning of the race, on the live timing of the F1-site, you saw that he drove the fastest time in the first sector lap after lap: 29.1-29.0-28.9, but when Kimi went past Rubens (not sure), he was doing 28.8 on the first lap past him, but laps after that he was doing 29.2-29.1, how's that possible :blink: ? When you have a lighter car, and no-one in front of you? :blink:
joostlamers wrote: But that time is still half a second down, and why can't he go faster with a car that's getting lighter and lighter, lap after lap :blink:
^^^its very simple tire degradation(soft) & both the engine were dieing slowly.

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Re: 2008 Formula 1 ING Australian Grand Prix

Post by lealjaime » 19 Mar 2008, 07:05

i m a litle disapointed about the form of the drive of kimi i hope better work in malasya :pray:
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