F1 Grand Prix Of Canada in Montreal

Montreal is the 8th race of 19, and after the crazy finish to the Euorpean GP, Fernando Alonso has more points than the next two guys combined.
We are not yet halfway, so anything is possible, but it's looking good for the Spaniard.

We are on the North American swing, so that means races are on at a reasonable time. Yay! Remember, next weekend is the USGP.


http://www.itv-f1.com/Calendar.aspx?id=8

all times PST, all on SPEED, except the race on CBS

Friday June 10
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11:00am Practice (live)
09:30pm Practice (repeat)


Saturday June 11
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09:30am Inside Grand Prix
10:00am Qualifying (slight delay)
04:30pm Qualifying (repeat)
06:00pm F1 Decade - French GP

Sunday June 12
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10:00am Race **CBS** (live?)


Standings so far:

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Hmm. Do you suppose that maybe Jenson Button knew something we didn't?

 

I'm so excited the teams are in North America!

I'm not going to Montreal, but I will be at Indy, and actually, I prefer the races being televised at 7:30AM, this way I can wath the race and then still have a full day.

Based upon this season being one of the longest I can ever remember with 19 races a lot of things can still change. If Ferrari suddenly comes on strong there are so many races they could find themselves back on top, but alas, I suspect it is going to take a Bridgestone miravle to have that happen.

I'm a big time FA and Renault fan so don't get me wrong, but Flavio himself said the newly revised qualifying rules may not help them and they may start sliding back a bit in the points if they can't still get good grid positions. Time will tell.

 

Go Scot!

 

Start/Finish.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=45.499792,-...09077&t=k&hl=en

 

Google rules!

-geekd