no finish can? is hamster doesnt finish Kimi second place also win WDC provided that Alonso crashes

Maybe he needs a crane truck ready next time

This post has been edited by -= Virgil =-: Oct 7 2007, 07:19 PM

I felt sorry for Ron...nah...'pencuri' deserved it

Webber...we need you to do this in Brazil...again



Mansell blow out in Aussie 1986.



This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 7 2007, 07:25 PM

Ya , serve him right ...

who is ron?

Ferrari celebrate 200th Grand Prix win

Ferrari reached a Formula One double century in China on Sunday after Kimi Raikkonen gave the team their 200th Grand Prix victory. Once polesitter Lewis Hamilton had retired, Raikkonen ran unchallenged to the flag to keep his 2007 title hopes alive. Team mate Felipe Massa was third.

"It is great to be able to celebrate Scuderia Ferrari's two hundredth victory in Formula One, here in Shanghai, at the end of a difficult race, further complicated by the unpredictability of the changes in the weather," commented team principal Jean Todt.

"Kimi brings his total tally of the season to five and this is the team's eighth. He drove an extraordinary race, without committing the slightest error. Felipe had a good race, helping us to see how the dry weather tyres were working at a critical moment. Unfortunately, the rain returned for a brief period, which affected his race."

Raikkonen had been quickest throughout most of the weekend, but admitted he was still slightly surprised with how the race had unfolded. He now heads to Brazil seven points behind championship leader Hamilton and just three adrift of second-placed Fernando Alonso.

"Last week in Fuji, we were unlucky but today things went right for us," said the Finn. "We have had yet another example that in this sport anything can happen. The situation in the drivers' classification is still difficult, but I will try everything to win in Brazil, even if the final outcome does not just depend on what we do. It should be a great battle, very hard to predict and interesting."

It was a good day all round for Ferrari, whose engines also powered Toro Rosso to fourth and sixth courtesy of Sebastian Vettel and Vitantonio Liuzzi.[+]

Kimi won the Shanghai race. Mouth watering finals in Brazil. Apa u pikir?
rgds

Ron Dennis.

Nasty crash, eh Alonso?

I guess he ignored the yellow flag on his radio and accelerated till...BAM!!!..his right front tyre 'shifted' to the left

Remember Michael last year?
Just like things not bad enough...he punctured his rear tyre caused by some debries from Nico Rosberg's accident.

Things happen.

kimi champion.... continue the gallant run while mclaren continue their nightmares..

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Ah...f**k you lah Ron.
See...you're so pethatic



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This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 8 2007, 04:20 AM

200 victories for Ferrari in Formula One!

hopefully another miracle happens on the next two weeks in Brazil for Kimi..

I really cannot take it already, seeing the fella 'push'...

maybe it is not too late to wish kimi and massa...congrats kimi and massa...
congrats tu Ferrari too...

Ape already damn PISSED with mclaren

Yup.

Dennis Baba: "we were basically racing Fernando"



Alonso was asked at the Chinese Grand Prix whether he had been treated fairly by McLaren and whether they might be somehow slowing his car to favour teammate and championship leader Lewis Hamilton.

"Difficult question...I will not answer," Alonso had replied.

Without Fernando, no f****ng way they will be as competitive as this season.
Minus the cheating lah.




F1-Live.com

McLaren has banned Ferrari team members from entering its hospitality facilities for fear of another spying scandal, according to reports.

It is claimed by the Spanish newspaper El Mundo Deportivo that the Woking based team sent a letter to that effect to Ferrari boss Jean Todt ten days ago.

McLaren was fined $100m and kicked out of the constructors' championship recently at the end of a scandal involving the transfer of Ferrari secrets.

El Mundo said McLaren workers, meanwhile, have been advised to not even speak with their Ferrari counterparts at races.

Todt reportedly replied to Ron Dennis' letter, informing him that McLaren team members are still welcome to enjoy Ferrari hospitality at Grand Prix.



This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Oct 8 2007, 04:19 PM

great race by kimi. Still a little chance for WDC, very little, but not impossible. Who knows, Alonso may take Hamilton out, if McLaren is not going to allow him to beat Hamilton, he'd rather see Kimi winning it.