Hungarian F1
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Originally Posted by candyass,Aug 6 2006, 10:40 AM
You should take it out of the title, thanks for ruining the race for me.
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Originally Posted by waltk88,Aug 6 2006, 02:17 PM
The thread starter just ruined the race for me also. I was avoiding all forums discussing F1 this morning in case some dumb ass had created this kind of thread title. I didn't expect something to show up on Car Talk.
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Originally Posted by bkw,Aug 6 2006, 11:34 AM
Thanks for calling me a dumbass
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Originally Posted by oshp515,Aug 6 2006, 07:59 AM
what the PHUCK are you smoking??!! rewatch the race....slower car???
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I loved the race too. It was nice to see Button get his first win in 113 starts. More improtantly, Honda has made great strides since France this year, and now that Rubino is getting used to the car, they are really looking better. It was also nice to see quick Nick on the podium for BMW.
However, I have to agree that while Honda is much improved, Ferrari is really setting the pace along with Renault. Today's race was clearly determined by the rain, with Michelin having the edge with their intermediate tires. As mentioned above, once Massa had dry tires, the times plummeted. I was stunned that Schui did note switch out his tires once Alonso was out- this really seemd like an error on all accounts. It ultimately lead to his contact with Heidfeld and the loss of a chance to close the gap on Alonso.
Also, lets not forget the fact that Button's Honda blew up quite dramatically in practice, with bits of metal (?pistons and rods) getting thrown out the back. Yikes.
Nevertheless, it has been a long wait, and hats off to Button and Honda!
However, I have to agree that while Honda is much improved, Ferrari is really setting the pace along with Renault. Today's race was clearly determined by the rain, with Michelin having the edge with their intermediate tires. As mentioned above, once Massa had dry tires, the times plummeted. I was stunned that Schui did note switch out his tires once Alonso was out- this really seemd like an error on all accounts. It ultimately lead to his contact with Heidfeld and the loss of a chance to close the gap on Alonso.
Also, lets not forget the fact that Button's Honda blew up quite dramatically in practice, with bits of metal (?pistons and rods) getting thrown out the back. Yikes.
Nevertheless, it has been a long wait, and hats off to Button and Honda!
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It was a fluke victory but a victory nonetheless.
I don't understand how some of you guys get damn panties when it has taken Honda 8 FVCKING YEARS TO GET 1 VICTORY ! Plus a whopping 2 Pole Positions in all that time.
For a company that did so well during the Senna era this is pretty sad. Fire the staff and bring in people who can win.
EIGHT FVCKING YEARS AND ONLY ONE VICTORY AND 2 POLES, HOW SAD .
NOW WHAT ANOTHER EIGHT BEFORE THE NEXT ?
I don't understand how some of you guys get damn panties when it has taken Honda 8 FVCKING YEARS TO GET 1 VICTORY ! Plus a whopping 2 Pole Positions in all that time.
For a company that did so well during the Senna era this is pretty sad. Fire the staff and bring in people who can win.
EIGHT FVCKING YEARS AND ONLY ONE VICTORY AND 2 POLES, HOW SAD .
NOW WHAT ANOTHER EIGHT BEFORE THE NEXT ?
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Originally Posted by WFO Racer,Aug 7 2006, 02:02 AM
It was a fluke victory but a victory nonetheless.
I don't understand how some of you guys get damn panties when it has taken Honda 8 FVCKING YEARS TO GET 1 VICTORY ! Plus a whopping 2 Pole Positions in all that time.
For a company that did so well during the Senna era this is pretty sad. Fire the staff and bring in people who can win.
EIGHT FVCKING YEARS AND ONLY ONE VICTORY AND 2 POLES, HOW SAD .
NOW WHAT ANOTHER EIGHT BEFORE THE NEXT ?
I don't understand how some of you guys get damn panties when it has taken Honda 8 FVCKING YEARS TO GET 1 VICTORY ! Plus a whopping 2 Pole Positions in all that time.
For a company that did so well during the Senna era this is pretty sad. Fire the staff and bring in people who can win.
EIGHT FVCKING YEARS AND ONLY ONE VICTORY AND 2 POLES, HOW SAD .
NOW WHAT ANOTHER EIGHT BEFORE THE NEXT ?
-budget is NO WHERE near the top of F1, as a matter of fact, budget is only huge this year due to new wind tunnel
-Explain Toyota then
-Its called loyality
-No one starts at top
-competition is psycotically fierce