Maclaren must be very worried about the cars behind them...needing 4 wing mirrors

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Why bother?
The fastest cars are in front of them

does anyone know the qualifying positions for todays race
i cant find it in the newspaper
and it dosent show when will the race start

do i see a mclaren defector?

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Added on April 1, 2007, 3:47 pm

try again...1 week later

Maclaren must be very worried about the cars behind them...needing 4 wing mirrors

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already posted about it. They are testing the mirrors that will give drivers the best view for rear tyre wear. The default mirrors are retained as benchmark. There are 6 configurations in all as they also need to find out the aero efficiency of doing this

who but a mclaren fan would take a off the cuff jibe at them so seriously 

hehe...

which team do you support?

Hey dude, I'm just explaining. You can make fun all you want.

Red Bull Racing's star driver Mark Webber believes that Formula 1 should keep its "backbone" in Europe.


The Australian drove a Porsche road car around Singapore's proposed F1 track on Saturday. The Asian country may host a F1 event as soon as next season while a traditional races like the French GP are coming under increasing pressure.


The 30-year-old says that he is not averse to the sport expanding into new markets, but warned that traditional venues such as France have an important role to play.


"My opinion is that we still need to keep the backbone of where the sport was born, which is over there (in Europe)," Webber told the Evening Echo.


He added: "We need to keep a lot of that (traditional) feeling for it although we also have to be absolutely open to fresh ideas."


With Imola and Hockenheim absent from the 2007 calendar, the former Williams driver hopes that these events might return in the future.


"I think we will see some venues pop out and the odd one will come back," he concluded.

Webbo says no to Singapore GP

dude, it's a street track. Unless the car gets narrower, it's hard to overtake as you can easily clip the barriers. It's not like permanent circuit where you have these massive run off areas

I've seen some great moves in Monacco and I love them
Yeah, I have to admit its rare

Well, Michael Schumacher and Juan Montoya is no longer in F1

The last thing we need is another street track. here's the simple question. If we we're to add another track into our calender, why not add one that is a proper race track instead of one that is not meant to be a race track and whats more, lower chances of overtaking?

It's like taking the option with lower probability when we have an option of a higher success probability. That's totally silly to do that...

Hopefully, a street track can provide some interesting overtakings. Dont make one like the Beijing A1 GP street race. That's totally outrageous with extra bumpy surfaces, super slow speed and track width that fits for go-kart..