Goooooo Satoooooooooooooooo

 

German Grand Prix results:

1 M. Schumacher (GER) Ferrari
2 F. Massa (BRA) Ferrari 3
3 K. Raikkonen (FIN) McLaren 26
4 J. Button (GBR) Honda 26
5 F. Alonso (ESP) Renault 36
6 G. Fisichella (ITA) Renault 38
7 J. Trulli (ITA) Toyota 40
8 C. Klien (AUT) Red Bull 55
9 R. Schumacher (GER) Toyota + 1 lap
10 V. Liuzzi (ITA) Toro Rosso + 1 lap
11 D. Coulthard (GBR) Red Bull + 1 lap
12 C. Albers (NED) Midland + 1 lap
13 S. Speed (USA) Toro Rosso + 1 lap
14 T. Monteiro (POR) Midland + 1 lap
15 M. Webber (AUS) Williams out
16 T. Sato (JPN) Super Aguri out Gooooooo Satoooooooo
17 J. Villeneuve (CAN) BMW out
18 R. Barrichello (BRA) Honda out
19 N. Heidfeld (GER) BMW out
20 P. De La Rosa (ESP) McLaren out
21 S. Yamamoto (JPN) Super Aguri out
22 N. Rosberg (GER) Williams out

 

Qualifing 2006 Hungarian GP:

1-19 Who cares


20 T. Sato Super Aguri 1:22.967 ...GOoooo SATOoooo
21 Who cares
22 S. Yamamoto Super Aguri 1:24.016

 

Ok, I know this is probably a stoopid question for all of the race fans out there, but what are the main differences between F1 and the Indy cars like Danica drives? Please keep the to a minimum.

Which cars are faster? Is Indy ususally just on oval tracks like NASCAR?

 

The IRL is primarly on oval tracks although they have started to run a couple of road courses.

They're schedule is this :
Homestead-Miami Speedway
St. Petersburg
Twin Ring Motegi
Indianapolis 500
Watkins Glen International
Texas Motor Speedway
Richmond International Raceway
Kansas Speedway
Nashville Superspeedway
Milwaukee Mile
Michigan International Speedway
Kentucky Speedway
Infineon Raceway
Chicagoland Speedway

 

The F-1 cars run street circuits and permanant road courses with no ovals

They're schedule is this:


2006 FIA Formula One World Championship Race Calendar

2006 FORMULA 1

 

What is cart then? I'm finding F1 to be pretty interesting. I've watched more F1 races on Speed this year than ever before. Actually, I don't think I've ever watched an F1 race until earlier this summer.

 

Cart has some ovals and for the most part road/street courses

They are powered by turbocharged Ford/Cosworth engines

IRL by Honda N/A engines

F-1 by a variety of different makes

C.A.R.T. calandar:

http://www.champcarworldseries.com/E...ntSchedule.asp

 

now i gotta watch the race..

 

Ok, I have the impression that IRL cars are subject to a lot of rules and regulations, kind of like NASCAR, in an attempt to even the playing field. And it seems to me that F1 cars are not so much restricted when it comes to technology and crap.

Am I correct here?