Let's see, Honda seems to be promising with Brawn in control, Ferrari is always strong, Mclaren could do Miracle, Renault have Alonso back, BMW will definitely be strong as well, the championship is definitely going to be very very exciting, we have around, say 5 strong teams, and who knows, Force India would do miracle as well, or even Honda team B (Super Aguri)

Wow, he looks cool in Mclaren shirt

Hey, Heiki got a Tag watch as well

New spy scandal in future, RB bringing in drawings of Ferrari's F2006 and try to improve Honda

Haha ya, seems like he wasn't speeding at AutoBahn after all, but if im not mistaken, a super license holder found driving recklessly on the road can have this super license revoked right?

Wow, Hamilton really following Schumi footstep, watch out, next year we would bang Kimi out like what Schumi did on Jacques on 1997

or perhaps, Hamilton will park his car at Monaco this time

This season I will support Alonso and Kimi

I mean, support Alonso to pawn Lewis kaw kaw

Engine braking banned in F1? If that is the case, wouldn't it be very damaging to the brakes? And we won't get to hear the roaring sounds of the engine when downshifting.

This is going to be an interesting year, even Toyota can set the fastest time, but whether the car is running on empty tank or not, we don't know

Then we will have another spy scandal saying Ross Brawn has 400++ pages of Ferrari technical datas

Nick and Alonso complain to stewards
Saturday 22nd March 2008

Nick Heidfeld and Fernando Alonso have complainted to the Malaysian race stewards after a drivers on fuel-savingly-slow in-lap held them up at the end of Saturday's qualifying.

In the last 30 seconds of qualifying the majority of the ten drivers had completed their final flying lap and were coasting back to the pits. Some were so slow as they went about saving fuel that the official F1 timing screen read 'stop'.

The problem, though, was that not everyone had completed their flying lap.

That meant the likes of Heidfeld came up to the dangerously slow traffic and rather than them move off the racing line as they should do, the German was forced to move over himself to avoid an accident.

This cost Heidfeld valuable time and, he estimated, third place on the grid.

"That's the disappointing part," the BMW driver ITV. "Q1 and Q2 went pretty smooth and then in Q3 most of the cars were already very, very slow when I was on my flying lap.

"They were just like parked on the circuit, I think it was both of the McLarens in front of Turn 4, being in the middle of the racing line.

"I could not be on the line I wanted, especially for braking. I have lost some time there, I think I lost two tenths, and if you look at the times they were very, very close.

"I would have been third, but what can you do now? Very clearly (it needs to be looked at) and I reported that on the radio. From my point of view it is not correct what they did."

Meanwhile Autosport reports that Fernando Alonso and Renault engineer Steve Nielsen also put in a complaint with the race stewards with team boss Flavio Briatore confirming that "it looks like" Alonso had similar problems to Heidfeld.

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We know who the driver is, Hamilton !

That means Hamilton SHOULD be demoted 10 places, don't you all agree?

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Added on March 22, 2008, 5:53 pmI don't understand why Hamilton wants to stay on the racing line while slowing down

This post has been edited by karhoe: Mar 22 2008, 05:53 PM

I believe the stewards would say that since he manage to turn into the corner at the right time, Hamilton shouldn't be punished.

It's obvious the two were blocking Heidfeld, but we know what is Alonso up to

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Added on March 22, 2008, 6:01 pmAnyway, the video quality is very nice, HD summore. Can we have those type of broadcast in Malaysia?

This post has been edited by karhoe: Mar 22 2008, 06:01 PM

Alonso would be right infront of Hamilton if im not mistaken, time for him to revenge for the first time.

It's going to be a very stressful day for Hamilton tomorow

Nah, Stressful as in he would be held up by Alonso for laps

Alonso, though I have hated you whole of 2006, but tommorow, you will gain my full support - but to the extend of defeating Hamilton only. The rest of the support is given to Kimi

Then you will watch something like this at the end of the race



This post has been edited by karhoe: Mar 23 2008, 12:27 AM

When we use proxy, it doesn't mean the proxy server would provide us full speed. So I doubt if we can enjoy nice quality.

Why don't we just go to mamak and watch

So Kovailenen is the only one who has been on the podium for all the race.

Damn, this is cool, we'll have Richard Hammond alongside with Jeremy Clarkson and James May as our new F1 commentator !