i dont understand why kubica fighting for 2nd...
3rd is good enough...
at least he got a point..

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i do not think Kubica was fighting for second place at all, he was fighting for the first place. and IMHO he could and should be able to at least give Jensen a run during the final few laps

but then again, after watching the replay it's pretty close call to be honest. if only Kubica being patiend a little bit more. but hey, sometime you learned more in a defeat rather than winning. let's just hope it'll do the team good in the longer run

Malaysian GP....Heidfeld 2nd

you bring a lucky charm 2 him 2 finish 2nd in an unfinished GP

Also, the stupidity of SIC to start the race at 5.00pm

and if brawn gp get penalized this tuesday about the diffuser thing, heidfield might get p1!!

i read from other forum, if the nx hearing conclude tat the diffuser is illegal, the diffuser 3 will still keep their points but from nx race onwards they cannot use that design anymore.

The forumer supported his arguement with 1 good example... Ferrari illegal floor design. They still kept the points but not allow to use it on the following race.

This post has been edited by cristiano7mu: Apr 5 2009, 08:33 PM

Can that happen?
If the diffuser is illegal, then Australian victory also does not count.

base on past example... it wont happen. points still remain but they have to redesign diffuser if its illegal.

Yeah!!! Nick finished 2nd.
Good result for him and hope he'll get his first win this season.

i thought can get DQ.
anyway, hv to wait after the hearing.

Strugglin

Really? How about Kubica? Congrats to Sauber Team.

Christian Klein gonna replace Nick Heidfeld next season.

compared to last season...this season is Very slow start from sauber
damn why??

BMW confirm Formula One exit
Link ~ http://en.f1-live.com

Bad news
No more Sauber

Its official. Gosh, why quit ???

With 1 victory under their belt over 3 years, the Hinwil based team (BMW Sauber) has just confirm their exit on Formula 1. They will leave at the end of the season. BMW Motorsport Director Mario Theissen says:

“Of course, we, the employees in Hinwil and Munich, would all have liked to continue this ambitious campaign and show that this season was just a hiccup following three successful years. But I can understand why this decision was made from a corporate perspective. We will now focus sharply on the remaining races and demonstrate our fighting spirit and put in a good result as we bid farewell to Formula One racing.”

Sources: EngineLounge

This post has been edited by caseyliew: Jul 29 2009, 05:41 PM

this is the saddest news for me as a formula one fan and especially as a Sauber fan.

Not much profits from F1 maybe. With the current season only 8 points from 10 GP. They find they need not to advertise their cars anymore in F1 as even a 6-years old child would know BMW. So no profit from them, quiting is the only option.