Kangaroo TV and Heilfeld at work
Saw heilfeild name on kangaroo tv
click on it for his on board camera ..
and woh lah .. watching him drive...

cool as hell..  make sure u max on your pc volume 

Haha, i was nearby you just now then... Hey, how did you get the portable TV... how much is it?

Kangaroo TV and Heilfeld at work
Saw heilfeild name on kangaroo tv
click on it for his on board camera ..
and woh lah .. watching him drive...

cool as hell..  make sure u max on your pc volume 

I think the outcome of the case havent been decided. MCLAREN should be penalised in my oppinion.

No offence, try to imagine if it's not the experience heidfeld that was racing that time. If it's a rookie, he would have bang either one of the mclaren.

Heikki and Lewis will start tomorrow's Malaysian Grand Prix from eighth and ninth place respectively after both incurring a five grid position penalty. The FIA Stewards decided that Heikki impeded cars three and five and Lewis, car three on their flying lap, due to the fact that they were travelling at a very slow speed. This was seen as a breach of Article 31.7 of the 2008 Formula 1 Sporting Regulations.

Commenting on the decision CEO Formula 1, Vodafone McLaren Mercedes, Martin Whitmarsh said, "We accept the stewards' decision, but would like to add that neither Lewis nor Heikki impeded any of their competitors deliberately. It was an unfortunate incident - nothing more, nothing less. We look forward to tomorrow's race."

any1 here sitting in Crystal section?

Kovalainen, Hamilton to lose five grid places

McLaren drivers Heikki Kovalainen and Lewis Hamilton will each drop five places on the grid for Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix after stewards decided they had blocked rival drivers in the closing stages in qualifying. They will now start the race eighth and ninth respectively.

Kovalainen and Hamilton were called before the stewards after suggestions that BMW Sauber's Nick Heidfeld and Renault's Fernando Alonso were impeded during their final Q3 runs, when the McLaren drivers were conserving fuel on slowing-down laps, both having completed their final runs.

"The first corners of my last lap went smoothly, but then there were several cars driving very slowly on their in-laps," said Heidfeld, who qualified seventh, but will now start fifth. "Apparently they had no information that the qualifying was still going on. Before Turn Four I lost a lot of time because both McLarens were cruising on the racing line.

"I think this has cost me about two tenths of a second, which would have meant being third instead of seventh. I just couldn't drive on the line I wanted and, even more importantly, could not brake were I wanted."

McLaren are not expected to appeal the decision, which means row two on the grid will now be formed by the Toyota of Jarno Trulli and BMW Sauber's Robert Kubica. Red Bull's Mark Webber moves up to P6 to join Heidfeld on the third row, while Alonso moves up from P9 to P7. formula1.com

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

another one back from SIC reported in..  ferarri go go go !!  so many nice chick in SIC..