so, anyone knows where will Alonso start? Can't find anything on this...

6th only ar...no point lo...

wow.........what ignited Lewis to say that in the first place?

This post has been edited by young_soul: Aug 6 2007, 04:59 PM

funniest part of the race was when Barichello's radio came up. The team told him Jensen was 2 seconds faster and let him pass, Rubens replied "Dun kid me" or something

oh yea, since when did the Red Bull team use similar front wings as the McLarens? Didn't follow F1 since the 3 week break...

what happened to the other Star commentator? Haven't heard from him in the past 2 races

Ferrari is faster than the McBurgers on straights?

in the past, yeah...they have the power but now dunno. They did show some surprising speed last year in Monza though.

loving the details

I would 120% support his return...watching him race all those years just doesn't seem enough even though Ferrari is doing 1-2 finishes these few races. Schummi's 1st position to me is more meaningful than 1-2 from Massa and Kimi. The Ferrari passion is just not there

now that I think about it...does it seem like those commentators from StarSports started doing their mistakes since the departure of Michael? Maybe last time they only needed to focus all their attention to 1 car, but now dunno who to focus on

where's the qualifying??

just checked Astro guide...delayed telecast 10.30pm

I feel this arguement will still go on after Sept 13....whatever the results....
just don't be kids and start making assumptions on how Ferrari-fans think or McLaren-fans think just because of what they post here la...

frankly I don't give a damn what the FIA does (or not) to McLaren...but I don't want Alonso to get the championship

This post has been edited by young_soul: Sep 9 2007, 01:34 AM

Lewis was still brilliant in his race...even though he was not as fast as Alonso. Ferrari's reliability...sigh...

This post has been edited by young_soul: Sep 9 2007, 10:48 PM

his wings setup was probably lower than the rest...too bad the setup wasn't enough to beat Nick.

next track should be interesting. Spa. Can't imagine which team is gonna come ahead.
*not Alonso! not Alonso! not Alonso! not Alonso! not Alonso! not Alonso!*

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an email was undoubtedly sent to Pedro De La Rosa...the part "faked" by the Italian reporter is just the contents. I wonder what was originally mentioned in the email....

that isn't the main point of this debate isn't it? Yes, Ferrari drivers made a ton of mistakes this season but I can say its their effort to keep up with McLaren's "sudden" form of reliability...which the people (non-McLaren fans) are saying that they stole critical information from Ferrari to improve on.

I don't mean it as an insult, I like both teams to be frank with you...now that Michael is gone. I only do not like Alonso.

I'm suggesting McLaren's reliability because for as long as I have watched F1...McLaren drivers have been not up to par with Ferrari. Now all of a sudden, they're there...and better! Remember how Mika blew his engine in 1999 or 2000...in USA causing Michael to have the perfect chance to win the championship in the final race at Suzuka? And he did win? The next year was a nightmare for Mika...Kimi didn't really fair well either with his reliability problems in McLaren although he did manage to catch up quite near in points.