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Yep and he had to work his tires too hard to hold off Webber and Button for so long. When they got by you could clearly see he was struggling for grip/traction.Quote:
Originally Posted by f2f
Hopefully this drive will put his head in the right place and finally get his un-retirement back on the tracks.
i think montreal, unfortunately, comes but once a year and maybe once in a lifetime (kubica in 2008 comes to mind, alesi in 1995 too).
i hope schumacher does better, although i disliked him when he was winning. he had a clean race.
kubica's injuries are healing up (nsfw, somewhat graphic if you know the situation):
http://imgur.com/a/UJ1S6
Jenson's my favorite driver so it was awesome seeing it all transpire. The thing I can't believe is the number of pit stops he took, coming back into the race in last place, then winning.
Speaking of Lemans, I can't believe Audi won after losing 2 cars and having 3 Peugeots chasing them.
http://www.jamesallenonf1.com/2011/0...y-from-canada/Quote:
Originally Posted by sidewall
Tony Stewart and Lewis Hamilton swap rides at Watkins Glen....
http://sports.espn.go.com/rpm/news/story?id=6658050
Do MP4-26s even come in XXXL?
Isn't the proper F1 term for that "Mansell sized"?Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
Tiny Stewart makes Nige look like Ethiopia's first WDC.
I think the marshall's went out drinking during the rain delay.
fantastic viewing if you've done any kind of racing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StqJ40ro56g
Cool. Were they just visualizing their laps and telling the time guy when to start/stop?
Bruno Senna very, very impressive.
What's that? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
FYI, the movie Senna has finally opened in theaters in the U.S. All the reviews say it is most excellent. I haven't seen it yet, but a group of us plan to see it the night it opens in Santa Fe. The opening dates are listed on the movie's page on the book of face:
http://www.facebook.com/sennamovie?s...30767616957358
"the faster you drive around the place the less you know ...and maybe that's the best thing to do"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThQl29PrE9s
What's that irritating high pitched squealing noise on that vid?
a dfv, but you knew that. the v6 era will be great :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
here he is: http://b.f1-facts.com/ul/a/3131
"the pinnacle of team tyrell". it appears that the car from the above vid was smashed to bits shortly after this was filmed.
edit2: the whole race is on youtube, 2 hours worth, no announcers, lots of whiny noise: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhI7ah4nKwQ
Mmmm DFV
will the V6 era be as loud as early 80s turbo cars? those are deafening. can't imagine driving one.
I mean't Jackie Stewart actually. :wink:
In regards that video I used to know Howden Ganley reasonably well in London back in the early 90s when he was building TIGA group C cars.
Instant headache just thinking about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Conway
They used to smell really good too. There was some crazy assed petrol in those things.
Bruno did well at Monza.Quote:
Originally Posted by str8line
i was being sarcastic in the v6 comment...
i still like to listen to the 19krpm V10s from early last decade. loved the V12, but they never revved as high as the V10s. regardless of what the future brings, i'll be talking about v10s as the pinnacle of f1 noise.
if you've seen the all-electric toyota lapping the nurburgring you'll know what i'm talking about. now that's a whine even jackie can't outloud.
i was in seattle recently and am now really annoyed i didn't take you up on that beer you owe me. would've loved to hear stories like these. next time!Quote:
Originally Posted by PNWbrit
V10 F1, godly sound.
Electric car was cool.
That's what it looked like. That was pretty impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by sidewall
I saw it a few weeks ago - thought it was excellent. If you're an F1 fan, I'd highly recommend it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CincyBearcats
Is Kimi really coming back? Lots of reliable journos are giving the pre-race/paddock gossip of his talks with Williams legs.
rumours are flying, yes. this article is a very biased analysis of kimi, though its conclusions aren't very appealing to me as a kimi fan:
http://www.stuartcodling.com/2011/09...imi-raikkonen/
would be really sad to have a lacklustre kimi back in f1 :(