that was Davidson I think , I don't Aguri's blew the engines , but I know they had some kind of technical problem not sure if it was engine related though
...and you trust your abdomen? I'll bet someone out there trusts their spleen to make decisions for them. Personally, I'll take my brain over any other internal organ.
...and you trust your abdomen? I'll bet someone out there trusts their spleen to make decisions for them. Personally, I'll take my brain over any other internal organ.
...and you trust your abdomen? I'll bet someone out there trusts their spleen to make decisions for them. Personally, I'll take my brain over any other internal organ.
Hey, my spleen picked Button to win in Hungary. Naturally, I didn't listen, but now I take it a little more seriously. Okay, so thats $5,000 on Albers this weekend...
Hey, my spleen picked Button to win in Hungary. Naturally, I didn't listen, but now I take it a little more seriously. Okay, so thats $5,000 on Albers this weekend...
I think this race has Ferrari win written all over it, I'll call Schumi for the win with Massa second then maybe Kimi 3rd. Michelins appear to be struggling though so maybe a Williams can jump up there if they survive..
why are the lap times so fast:? is it just that aerodynamic and mechanical grip have advanced so much since 2004 that even with weaker engines the cars are just as fast? i though monza was one of the courses where the most powerfull cars really shined and downforce wasnt as much a factor ( Explainsbmw doing so well)... So... why is it that the lap times were 3 seconds off on other highspeed tracks?
Is there any chance that the qualifying lap record speed is going to fall today? Montoya took it back in 2002 with a 1:20.264, averaging just over 161mph. 2006 cars are a long way down on power but with a lot more grip from the tyres I reckon it could be close. Schumacher's 2006 fastest qualifying time at the United States GP was a tenth faster than his 2002 pole time. Anyway, looking forward to a good race, I hope the championship gap closes again, we could do with another nail-biting finish to the season no matter which way it finally goes. I think Ferrari will be strong here.
Ferrari, BMW, and McLaren will be strong here. It will be interesting to see if Renault haven’t been showing their true pace. But somehow I don’t think they have an answer this weekend. At least not for Ferrari.
Great lap from Kimi, I was happy to see Schumacher 'take pole' but when Kimi went through 0.002 faster I shouted at the TV and couldn't believe. Kimi deserved it. It'll be interesting to see the fuel situation tomorrow. On my above question about the lap record speed they were nowhere near it, about a second off.
well done BMW the been fast in all sessions , and hopfully will be in the race , I'm afraid of that nasty first corner , in Blake's words "its a bitch of a first corner ..."
That bested the qualifying sessions in Hungary. Only .497 seconds covered the top 9 in the 2nd session. The best moment for me was Kimi beating Michael.
