Discuss the German GP
Originally Posted by beanseff,Jul 23 2008, 02:53 PM
i've only been following f1 since 1999 ,come on man i'm only 24
I would have loved to see these races.
1978 Watkins Glen
1- Reutemann
2- Jones
3- Scheckter
4- Jabouille
5- Fittipaldi
6- Tambay
1979 Watkins Glen
1- G. Villeneuve
2- Arnoux
3- Pironi
4- de Angelis
5- Stuck
6- Watson
1980 Watkins Glen
1- Jones
2- Reutemann
3- Pironi
4- de Angelis
5- Laffite
6- Andretti
F1 never hit my radar screen until 1991, how sad...
Originally Posted by f1_fanz,Jul 23 2008, 01:11 PM
Do yourself a favor and at least rent the movie "Grand Prix" to get an appreciation of the history of F1 (Hollywood style)
Originally Posted by Birel186,Jul 23 2008, 09:00 PM
have u ever realized that williams has always been a privateer team. same thing as minardi was. Honda never owned part of the team, nor did BMW. Unfortunately they've been on a slump, need to merge w/ an engine manufacture and get more sponsors for a bigger budget.
Originally Posted by beanseff,Jul 24 2008, 10:19 AM
correct me if i'm wrong but minardi never scored a podium (wiki)
ur still missing the point. williams is a privateer racing against factory teams. mclaren, ferrari, bmw, toyota, honda
Originally Posted by Birel186,Jul 24 2008, 01:09 PM
wrong without looking at wikipedia, i can remeber mark weber scoring a point at the australian gp. for them they considered it a victory. since paul stodart and mark weber are australian. they were aloud on the podium after to celebrate.
ur still missing the point. williams is a privateer racing against factory teams. mclaren, ferrari, bmw, toyota, honda
ur still missing the point. williams is a privateer racing against factory teams. mclaren, ferrari, bmw, toyota, honda
i finally got to see the race..
Lewis showing he has what it takes. What an exhibition of "hungry" driving and passing ability. He's a future world champion for sure
Heiki being the perfect teammate
Massa pretty much solidified his nail in the coffin to his Ferrari career
Kimi's championship is slipping away.
Piquet's should continue his one stop strategy and hope for a crash every race and he may place again.
Heidfeld pulling the team his way for a change, which has royally pissed of Kubica.
Trulli in a "Rubinho moment", let Vettel by and the young german finishes in the points.
Lewis showing he has what it takes. What an exhibition of "hungry" driving and passing ability. He's a future world champion for sure
Heiki being the perfect teammate
Massa pretty much solidified his nail in the coffin to his Ferrari career
Kimi's championship is slipping away.
Piquet's should continue his one stop strategy and hope for a crash every race and he may place again.
Heidfeld pulling the team his way for a change, which has royally pissed of Kubica.
Trulli in a "Rubinho moment", let Vettel by and the young german finishes in the points.
Originally Posted by Birel186,Jul 24 2008, 09:09 AM
wrong without looking at wikipedia, i can remeber mark weber scoring a point at the australian gp. for them they considered it a victory. since paul stodart and mark weber are australian. they were aloud on the podium after to celebrate.
ur still missing the point. williams is a privateer racing against factory teams. mclaren, ferrari, bmw, toyota, honda
ur still missing the point. williams is a privateer racing against factory teams. mclaren, ferrari, bmw, toyota, honda
and i did look at the individual seasons thats where i got my information from
and yea i went read the history of williams f1 and yes they've had a few wc a wdc
and yea they've beat ferrari and mclaren ,but you fail to realize mclaren is also a privateer team ,
good day to you sir!
Originally Posted by f1_fanz,Jul 23 2008, 04:11 PM
Do yourself a favor and at least rent the movie "Grand Prix" to get an appreciation of the history of F1 (Hollywood style)
BTW beanseff - http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?...rm=frooglemovie

Worth every penny...
BTW- this was when "racing was dangerious and sex was safe."




I would LOVE to see an F1 race back when Honda was actually good