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AzShadow wrote:Ferrari's going to have upgrades for the next race so we'll see. RBR should be stronger in the next races though.

This GP Ferrari was in front of RBR, next race it will be the other way round

sejtur wrote:

iceman1 wrote:Kimi: "I'm not happy with third place"

LOL he really said that?
Havent seen the PC yet.

why are you asking ? aren't you in Monaco

iceman1 wrote:Both Championships are basically over. Brawn has no weakness in their car, They have a stable enough chassis, they have the engine, the reliability ...

Now that they're quick, everybody starts to think over 2010, which also will give a breathing space for Brawn. They are uncatchable and they will be untouchable at the end. Season is over, let pack the luggage. Iceman, please close the forum, turn it into Tennis forum.

A processional Monaco Grand Prix at the front of the field ends with Jenson Button taking a marvelous lights-to-flag victory, and the British driver is beginning to look unbeatable in his quest for world championship glory.

Brawn dominated this race as well, with Rubens Barrichello finishing a comfortable second. Ferrari fans all over the world will be able to raise a glass this evening to mark the Scuderia's road to recovery.

While it may have looked static at the front, down the field the battles raged all day. Nakajima, Bourdais and Fisichella fought for over 50 laps, for what eventually turned out to be the final point. Sebastien Bourdais and Toro Rosso did a very good job to earn that eighth place.

Behind that we had Lewis Hamilton, who fought hard all day and was involved in several battles for position, but ultimately it was a disappointing day for the champion. Timo Glock and Nick Heidfeld also enjoyed a tight scrap, with the best overtake of the day at the hairpin with a handful of laps left.

But all this was miles behind - two miles in fact. Brawn and Button have blitzed the opposition once again, and are now well on their way to the drivers' and constructors' titles.

Ali wrote:

swca92 wrote:How many finishers were there? I predicted 16.

Waiting for the official classification. I'll post the results soon.

15. Naka crashed too near the end

If I was Brawn, I stop to improve the 2009 cars for make the 2010 car

<em>Zack</em> wrote:A processional Monaco Grand Prix at the front of ....

source

iceman1 wrote:

sejtur wrote:

iceman1 wrote:Kimi: "I'm not happy with third place"

LOL he really said that?
Havent seen the PC yet.

why are you asking ? aren't you in Monaco

No I'm there, Ive just seen it. Kimi also said that they get new upgrades for next race and that 3rd and 4th isn't bad.

Speaking about his race Hamilton said: "It was an extremely tough race but I feel pretty satisfied about it though. I got to the flag and pushed as hard as I could throughout the race. My car got damaged when I hit a BMW - I'm not sure who it was to be honest. The little incident damaged my wing so I suffered from a lot of understeer. When we changed my wing it went a bit better fortunately.

"Congratulations to Jenson (Button) who had a fantastic race. We now need to continue pushing to improve the car. I will be back though next year to try and win here!"

Results of Prediction League -> http://www.f1zone.net/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=4480

fastest laps

1 Felipe Massa Ferrari 50 1:15.154
2 Jenson Button Brawn-Mercedes 49 1:15.190
3 Mark Webber RBR-Renault 45 1:15.321
4 Fernando Alonso Renault 64 1:15.371
5 Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 47 1:15.382
6 Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 48 1:15.672
7 Rubens Barrichello Brawn-Mercedes 46 1:15.685
8 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 65 1:15.706
9 Nico Rosberg Williams-Toyota 48 1:15.772
10 Kazuki Nakajima Williams-Toyota 73 1:15.792
11 Jarno Trulli Toyota 57 1:16.011
12 Timo Glock Toyota 72 1:16.066
13 Sebastien Bourdais STR-Ferrari 47 1:16.178
14 Adrian Sutil Force India-Mercedes 66 1:16.245
15 Nick Heidfeld BMW Sauber 49 1:16.268
16 Giancarlo Fisichella Force India-Mercedes 74 1:16.419
17 Robert Kubica BMW Sauber 25 1:17.558
18 Sebastian Vettel RBR-Renault 15 1:17.634
19 Nelsinho Piquet Renault 7 1:18.514
20 Sebastien Buemi STR-Ferrari 7 1:18.582

Oh dear i voted for vettel so another year of getting this race wrong,Kazuki had to do it didnt he,he couldnt resist an imperfection!

Ali wrote:Iceman, please close the forum, turn it into Tennis forum.

It's being suggested that this is the first time the same engine has won 3 GPs

Piquet slams 'young' Buemi's error

A furious Nelson Piquet was less than satisfied to have been taken out of Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix when Sébastien Buemi drove into the back of the Renault. Piquet was not amused with the Toro Rosso driver's move and believes that 'young drivers' should be more careful during races.

"I'm very angry because Monaco's a long race and that's why these young drivers need to be careful with what they're doing," 23-year-old Piquet said. " I don't know what he was thinking there - we planned a long first stint and, if it wasn't for the crash, I could have ended up in seventh."

Piquet has yet to score his first point of the season as rumours continue to circulate that the Brazilian could be replaced by Renault test driver Romain Grosjean unless performances improve.

Omg hahahahahah look who's talking !

As if Piquet wouldn't have ended up on the wall anyway.