Hu hu hu...

Back to back win by Lewis.

Great job kid.

shumi reincarnation...lewis..ooh well..gud car n gud skill...he deserve it for a rookie...world championship on his hand now.. Yes F1 getting bored now. something was not right hahaha..look strange in each team..wif english team n english driver wat more i can say about alonso..

i support rosberg but haiz...car kaboom at last 4laps...wth...

wat alonso will complain this time? hamilton block him? lolz.....

We'll see in a few days what Alonso gonna say/do

yeah..hahaha..we'll see n celebrate wif it..

You know la his mouth. Talk more than action.
Alpanso, was with full of fake smile in the press conference.

See the Malay commentator?
Bad coverage by reading his own text.
Also, he's panting...too fat lah that guy

As usual
His downfall.
As I dreamt of since last year.

We all Alonso haters know him better

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Jun 18 2007, 03:08 AM

It was very crucial 2nd pit stop for both the Mclaren.
The team is pretty fair, but i guess starting to side to Hamilton as Alpanso accusing the team of bias.

Hey...hey...Kimi has the fastest lap of the race.
Faster than Lewis

I've been siding McLaren 2nd driver since I heard Alonso joining McLaren.
'Tak Nak' to Alonso

Smart move blocking Alonso
I wonder at 1st..."...why didn't Alonso move to the right? Lewis must blocked it..."
After saw the replay...yeah...Lewis did it
Smart kid.

Then Alonso shows his emotion the next time by driving close to the pit wall

U.S. GP: Hamilton continues to excel
Sunday 17th June 2007

Lewis Hamilton remains firmly on course to win the World Championship in his debut season after winning the United States Grand Prix.

As in Canada, Hamilton lead from start to finish, but it was an entirely different race in Indianapolis as the rookie was pushed all the way by his McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso. Scarcely two seconds separated the two drivers all afternoon, but the youngster refused to buckle under the pressure.

Once again, McLaren's pursuers were a distant second, with Ferrari reduced to the status of best of the rest. Felipe Massa was third, followed by Kimi Raikkonen in 4th and Heiki Kovalainen in 5th.

Race Report: It was sizzling at Indianapolis, with the ambient temperature at 35C and a track temperature that had got as high as 60C before the parade lap, but was measured at 54C at the start.

Fernando Alonso was starting from the inside and had the added hazard of a patch of cement dust just in front of his car, courtesy of oil from a support race engine. As the lights went out, it proved no disadvantage, Hamilton switched to the inside line and Alonso accelerated to the outside, clear of the chasing Massa starting from P3.

Going into the corner both McLarens converged and Alonso almost looked like he was going to bump tyres with his rookie team-mate before holding his line. As Hamilton had the inside, he took the corner.

Behind, it was another poor start from Kimi Raikkonen as he got swallowed up by both Nick Heidfeld and Heiki Kovalainen.

However it was Ralf Schumacher who caused the most damage. Ralf is one of F1's less gifted starters. He jumped onto the brakes too late going into Turn 1 and slewed to his left, taking out David Coulthard's Red Bull and Rubens Barrichello's Honda as everyone to the left of him was forced onto the grass and run-off beyond Turn 1.

It was a dismal mistake which Ralf wouldn't admit to: "It was a normal race incident. I got into the way of David, or he got into the way of me..." What would be most galling later in the race was that Takuma Sato would be penalised for overtaking a car under double-waved yellows, even though his race had ended in the gravel.

Schumacher was clearly guilty of causing an avoidable accident but got away with it. As a result of his error there was a shuffling of the midfield and Adrian Sutil took the chance to take P14 on the opening lap. Barrichello, Schumacher and Coulthards' races were over.

Sebastien Vettel went off the road and onto the grass cutting out Turn 2 and lost places, even though he was ahead of the Schumacher collision.

At the front of the race Fernando Alonso was hustling Lewis Hamilton through the first few turns looking for a way past. Hamilton would not be hustled. As the cars came round at the end of the lap the order was:

Hamilton, Alonso, Massa, Heidfeld, Kovalainen, Raikkonen, Trulli, Fisichella, Webber, Rosberg and Vettel in 11th place.

On Lap 2 double-waved yellows protected Ralf Schumacher's damaged Toyota at Turn 1 and while Giancarlo Fisichella was driving his one-stopping Renault across the gravel at Turn 4, Takuma Sato nipped inside Jenson Button to take a place, something the stewards would take a dim view of.

http://www.planetf1.com

It's possible he's gonna repeat his success in GP2 on his debut as well as in Formula One.

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Jun 18 2007, 04:21 AM

doesnt matter,he still two time world champion and kimi the iceman is zero time world champion

hoho.. tis season McLaren dominate da season..they r pulling away rom da championship points.. Ferrari no chance de..

2bad thou, Taku crash out..

this is sad, no other team to compete with McLaren means that this year gonna b a bored year . though it is interesting to see team mate vs team mate (alonso vs lewis), but it is much nicer if can see different team mate vs different team mate.

it is odd to see that alonso did mistake in just one part of the qualifying in this US grand prix and so does the previous one. he was the fastest in each sector except one particular sector, which give him only 2nd place .

yes, Alonso's consistency is a bit lacking these few races...

Yeah, if the gap is too big. There will be no more fun.
Anyhow, i am a McLaren supporter.

Bravo to Lewis

he..he.. now its McLaren time,Ferrari dominan in 2002 and 2004 is much boring to me

too early to say so... ferrari still could pose a threat if they managed to get their car up to pace... and BMW are also posing a threat to ruin their party.... BMW no way can aim for WCC but still can win a race or two.

not all drivers are perfect. Each drivers are quich in their own way. Kimi was quickest in 1st sector, but not in 2nd n 3rd... and yet he set the fastest lap record. Huge pressure on alonso from all the media's causing him to crack.... i love seeing him like this. Lets hope for another poor show from the apeman

huh.. ferrari really need work hard to get their car up to pace,this team need ross brown back,it a poor year fror ferrari,look like their poor perfomance in 2005 come again

I dont think so really. Considering that he never finished the USGP before this, 2nd in the championship is a good result for Fernando. And why do I feel this animosty towards Fernando as a sign of frustration towards Ferrari not winning. Considering that Ferrari wants to get Fernando to replace either Kimi or Massa ASAP (go read Gazzetto de la Sport) means that he's still one of the most bankable and reliable driver still out there.

the lol moment for me was Martin Brundle doing joke and James don't understood it. And James crappy "Sebastian Vettel, THE 19 YEAR OLD" is annoying. You don't have to mention that he's 19 everytime he's on the screen. We are not stupid you know

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Jun 18 2007, 09:33 AM

i think it good for alonso if he drive for ferrari,he really not happy drive for british car,huu.. it funny to see he show his frustrated to the pit wall,his emotional is his motivation to do the best next time