Monza, Italian Grand Prix 2007

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This might be a bit early, ah hell its never too early to discuss the next race :sly:. So who do you thinks going to win or even come second or third or wherever!
My money is on Mclaren to at least win. Thats what testing showed last week. But a weeks a long time in F1.
 
I reckon Liuzzi is in with a shout.

Well, home race and all.
 
That'd be great, although i think it'd take a lot of luck, as for liuzzi eh no comment!
 
understandably, with the thousands of people cheering two guys on they should do well. I'm predicting one maybe two mclaren fans in the crowd.
I think renault will do well.
 
Roo
...of 16th.
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We Liuzzites call people like you "non-believers".

I reckon he's due for some points. The tifosi can not stop the inevitable.
 
I hope Massa wins. Surprise, surprise...
 
I hope Kimi wins.
I want a title fight between Kimi and Hamilton. I'd love K.R to win a title, however i'd like Hamilton to win it as well.

Early prediction,

1.Raikkonen
2.Hamilton
3.Heidfeld
4.Massa
5.Alonso

Thats how i'd like it to finish.
 
I'd like to see a result that ensures a big title fight in later stages, similar to how last year Alonso didn't get points and Schumacher won.

How about:

1. Raikkonen
2. Heidfeld
3. Alonso

Hamilton: outside points

:sly:
 
Danachronism
We Liuzzites call people like you "non-believers".

I reckon he's due for some points. The tifosi can not stop the inevitable.
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you dont know what they're capable of :trouble:
 
Good to see you Liuzzites have faith. 👍

Anything can happen, and it does often.
A point is within his reach but Vettel has just as much of a chance, i dont think a home GP makes a change in a drivers fortune.
I think DC & Trulli are due some points.
 
How about this:
1. Heidfeld
2. Vettel
3. Sato
4. Kimi (to keep the championship interesting)
5. Liuzzi
6. Button
7. Coulthard
8. Kovalainen


That would make for a very interesting and exciting race.

More realistically

1. Ferrari Driver
2. McLaren Driver
3. Other McLaren Driver
4. Other Ferrari Driver
5. Heidfeld
 
peterjford
How about this:
1. Heidfeld
2. Vettel
3. Sato
4. Kimi (to keep the championship interesting)
5. Liuzzi
6. Button
7. Coulthard
8. Kovalainen
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Well I'm happy.
 
Really not sure about that one peter:p I think Sato would take the win...

And after all, STR are pwoered by Ferrari...
 
This will be the first race of the season I miss, as we're going up to the Pod on Sunday. Ferrari will dominate, after all it is their 'GP'.
 
I dont know about ferrari, i can see mclaren maybe 1 and 3 and a BMW 4
 
Based on the season so far, Liuzzi would be doing well just to finish the race. Gotta walk before you can run.
 
I reckon it will end up like this:

1st: Alonso
2nd: Kubica
3rd: Massa
4th: Hamilton
5th: Heidfeld
6th: Kovalinen
7th: Webber
8th: Davidson

Kimi out with a engine failure please. :)
 
I'll just say I'd kill to see a BMW winning this race, followed by both Ferraris, Alonso somewhere in the points and Hamilton out of them, to keep a tight final fight. But it looks like McLaren will beat the rest easily...
 
Looking forward to missing it :(

Damn school. Lets hope the VCR works.
 
Practice Session 1
Code: 
Pos  	No  	Driver  	         Team 	             Time/Retired    Gap  	Laps
1 	6 	Kimi Räikkönen 	         Ferrari 	     1:22.446 	        	20
2 	5 	Felipe Massa             Ferrari 	     1:22.590 	    0.144 	17
3 	2 	Lewis Hamilton 	         McLaren-Mercedes    1:22.618 	    0.172 	18
4 	1 	Fernando Alonso 	 McLaren-Mercedes    1:22.840 	    0.394 	12
5 	16 	Nico Rosberg 	         Williams-Toyota     1:23.472 	    1.026 	21
6 	7 	Jenson Button 	         Honda 	             1:23.668       1.222       21
7 	3 	Giancarlo Fisichella 	 Renault 	     1:23.671 	    1.225 	22
8 	10 	Robert Kubica 	         BMW 	             1:23.703 	    1.257 	22
9 	9 	Nick Heidfeld 	         BMW 	             1:23.886 	    1.440 	17
10 	12 	Jarno Trulli 	         Toyota 	     1:23.965 	    1.519 	29
11 	4 	Heikki Kovalainen 	 Renault 	     1:24.076 	    1.630 	21
12 	8 	Rubens Barrichello 	 Honda 	             1:24.564 	    2.118 	19
13 	22 	Takuma Sato 	         Super Aguri-Honda   1:24.587 	    2.141 	15
14 	15 	Mark Webber 	         Red Bull-Renault    1:24.595 	    2.149 	22
15 	11 	Ralf Schumacher 	 Toyota 	     1:24.660 	    2.214 	20
16 	17 	Alexander Wurz 	         Williams-Toyota     1:24.689 	    2.243 	29
17 	23 	Anthony Davidson 	 Super Aguri-Honda   1:24.694 	    2.248 	17
18 	14 	David Coulthard 	 Red Bull-Renault    1:24.810 	    2.364 	19
19 	20 	Adrian Sutil 	         Spyker-Ferrari      1:25.130 	    2.684 	24
20 	19 	Sebastian Vettel 	 STR-Ferrari 	     1:25.439 	    2.993 	25
21 	21 	Sakon Yamamoto 	         Spyker-Ferrari      1:25.448 	    3.002 	25
22 	18 	Vitantonio Liuzzi 	 STR-Ferrari 	     1:25.762 	    3.316 	25
 
Bee
I reckon it will end up like this:

1st: Alonso
2nd: Kubica
3rd: Massa
4th: Hamilton
5th: Heidfeld
6th: Kovalinen
7th: Webber
8th: Davidson

Kimi out with a engine failure please. :)
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👎

What's with you? It seems like in every race you want Kimi to DNF. To me it is very annoying and borderline flamebait and should be prohibited like it is to wish for a driver to crash.

You would probably just want every other driver to DNF and BMW to win every race by default, or maybe you could just go watch Formula BMW.
 
Ferrari back on form, it'll be very interesting, to say the least.

I just hope the championship isn't decided by the spy-saga. This time, it could be very dangerous for McLaren.
 
Practice Session 2
Code: 
Pos  	No  	Driver  	        Team 	              Time/Retired  	Gap  
1 	1 	Fernando Alonso 	McLaren-Mercedes      1:22.386 		
2 	2 	Lewis Hamilton 	        McLaren-Mercedes      1:23.209 		0.823 	
3 	3 	Giancarlo Fisichella 	Renault 	      1:23.584 		1.198 	
4 	10 	Robert Kubica 	        BMW 	              1:23.599 		1.213 	
5 	16 	Nico Rosberg 	        Williams-Toyota       1:23.679 		1.293 	
6 	5 	Felipe Massa 	        Ferrari 	      1:23.722 		1.336 	
7 	9 	Nick Heidfeld 	        BMW 	              1:23.821 		1.435 	
8 	6 	Kimi Räikkönen 	        Ferrari 	      1:23.833 		1.447 	
9 	4 	Heikki Kovalainen 	Renault 	      1:23.848 		1.462 	
10 	17 	Alexander Wurz 	        Williams-Toyota       1:23.881 		1.495 	
11 	12 	Jarno Trulli 	        Toyota 	              1:23.919 		1.533 	
12 	11 	Ralf Schumacher 	Toyota 	              1:23.922 		1.536 	
13 	7 	Jenson Button 	        Honda 	              1:24.137 		1.751 	
14 	15 	Mark Webber 	        Red Bull-Renault      1:24.328 		1.942 	
15 	8 	Rubens Barrichello 	Honda 	              1:24.462  	2.076 	
16 	14 	David Coulthard 	Red Bull-Renault      1:24.605 		2.219 	
17 	22 	Takuma Sato 	        Super Aguri-Honda     1:25.328 		2.942 	
18 	19 	Sebastian Vettel 	STR-Ferrari 	      1:25.459 		3.073 	
19 	20 	Adrian Sutil 	        Spyker-Ferrari 	      1:25.531 		3.145 	
20 	18 	Vitantonio Liuzzi 	STR-Ferrari 	      1:25.567 		3.181 	
21 	21 	Sakon Yamamoto 	        Spyker-Ferrari 	      1:25.863 		3.477 	
22 	23 	Anthony Davidson 	Super Aguri-Honda     1:26.021 		3.635

Well, well what do we have here? Both McLaren and Ferrari fastest in each session? Its going down to the wire during raceday. I wonder who would qualify fastest tomorrow? (probably Massa) And for all the Liuzzites can only hope. He is not a miracle worker and driving a Toro Rosso doesn't help either :indiff: Only managed 20th......
 
I guess Alonso finally cleared his head and showed 'em who's boss.
 
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