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Yep. It's cold, and it's wet so the Bridgestones are pish. Hmm, reminds me of my S2K. 
Really glad to see Alonso and Renault in confident mood, and similarly the Honda guys.
Raikkonen just isn't interested now, IMO.
Excellent quali session.

Really glad to see Alonso and Renault in confident mood, and similarly the Honda guys.
Raikkonen just isn't interested now, IMO.
Excellent quali session.
Originally Posted by Dembo,Sep 30 2006, 02:13 PM
I think it was Frentzen, Villeneuve and Schumacher that all set an identical qualifying time on one occasion.
Really looking forward to the race tomorrow
Originally Posted by Bada Bing!,Sep 22 2006, 04:38 AM
I think....... it will be a Schumacher DNF. He is pish at Shanghai.
Spot on again!
Not as pish as Renault though!!!!!
Chris - methinks you are right about Sato San - he didn't help disguise his contribution to the greater good by celebrating wildly as he crossed the line!
Great race - some shocking mistakes by Renault to hand the victory to MS, but I really think their car has made up the lost ground in terms of speed, and I certainly think Alonso is now capable of winning the championship in the last 2 races, just a question of whether his team continue to make mistakes under pressure!
Originally Posted by AlexC,Oct 1 2006, 01:11 AM
Great race - some shocking mistakes by Renault to hand the victory to MS, but I really think their car has made up the lost ground in terms of speed, and I certainly think Alonso is now capable of winning the championship in the last 2 races, just a question of whether his team continue to make mistakes under pressure!
Alsonso was awesome for the last 15 laps or so. His 'out' lap on dry tyres was especially impressive (possibly driven by a heafty dose of 'red mist' following his pit stop debacle) - nobody else - MS included - attacked the track so quickly.
Great race. I think Schumacher is going to win this. Okay Renault do seem to have made a big improvement, but it's not about being fast it's being at the front at the end, and given Ferrari's tyre disadvantage (particularly in qualifying), MS was pretty amazing today, and Renault were pretty poor. If they'd brought Fisi in at the same time as MS, and kept him in front, the outcome could have been very different.
Alonso was fast at the end, but we don't know if Ferrari and MS were just managing the gap. No point risking going faster than you need to in damp conditions.
Great comedy moment at the end, and what was Kubica doing going for dry tyres?
Alonso was fast at the end, but we don't know if Ferrari and MS were just managing the gap. No point risking going faster than you need to in damp conditions.
Great comedy moment at the end, and what was Kubica doing going for dry tyres?




