posted Nov 5, 2010

is anyone using mercedes thing?

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posted Nov 5, 2010

alonso should of gave massa a lift

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posted Nov 5, 2010

Ferrari's weekend going from bad to worse.

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posted Nov 5, 2010

If you want to check out tomorrow's qualifying forecast:
http://www.windfinder.com/forecast/guarapiranga_sao_paulo

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posted Nov 5, 2010

Anybody else agree that turn 1 at Interlagos is the best turn 1 on the calendar?

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posted Nov 5, 2010

so jensen is going to be aggressive... erm

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posted Nov 5, 2010

MUFC_4_E3VER (U13834407)
It's Friday, not the weekend

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posted Nov 5, 2010

comment by Nappeunnom (U13287406)
posted 2 Minutes Ago

MUFC_4_E3VER (U13834407)
It's Friday, not the weekend
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Its the start of an F1 race weekend
If they are having problems, it will proably affect them Saturday and Sunday.

Think before you type next time......

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posted Nov 5, 2010

Quite honestly, right from the 1st. race, it was obvious this title was going to be Red Bull's to lose, although they did make a valiant effort to do so.
But the interesting question is, "Is this going to be the second year in a row, that a 'golden oldie, snatch's F1's most coveted prize from the cluches of the 'young bloods'.
Button last year, Webber this year?"

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posted Nov 5, 2010

It's going to be an interesting day tomorrow, with the track being wet and so Sat morning practise is essential. I am worried about Alonso's engine, and Vettel's too, both of them have pushed hard and are going to be racing with engines that are approaching the end of their life.
There are four cars I think that do have a fresh engine to use and the highest up the tree is Reubens. I watch with keen anticipation.

FIVE-WAY BATTLE
1 ALONSO 231pts
2 WEBBER 220pts
3 HAMILTON 210pts
4 VETTEL 206pts
5 BUTTON 189pts

If Alonso wins in Brazil, he will be champion unless Webber is higher than fourth
If Alonso is second, he will be champion unless Webber is higher than eighth, Hamilton higher than fourth or Vettel wins
If Alonso is third, he will be champion unless Webber finishes in the top 10, Hamilton in the top four and Vettel in the top three
If Alonso does not finish on the podium, it will go to Abu Dhabi
Button can only stay in contention if he finishes first or second but is out if Alonso finishes in the top six or if Webber is in the top two
Vettel must beat Alonso on track to stay in contention

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