V5 ady.


wah! kimi's arm quite muscular

massa made a couple of mistakes without the tc.
will he be the 3rd time lucky in bahrain?

err.... i haven't join any group in yahoo's F1 fantasy.
made the right choice in sepang and no changes for bahrain too.
too bad i missed the 1st gp down under.

This post has been edited by yngwie: Mar 29 2008, 03:31 PM

80kph is close to 50mph. if am not mistaken.
and most supercars goes by mph instead of kph.


wow! what a collection you've got in there true fan of F1
mind sharing with us thru poslaju. how much does a complete copies cost, eh?

those F1 drivers are tend to made mistakes without the TC and engine braking in play.......
and that make every race more interesting.

Montoya is a good driver. but just like kimi, the mclaren's poor reliability back then stand in their way.

so renault finally improves their latest machine....
perhaps with some 'input' from alonso; gained during his turbulent season in mclaren

good driver should have a vast knowledge about the technical side of the car as well.
he can at least point to the car's weakness and give his 'input' to improves 'em. after all, he gonna be on the field and not
the engineer
anyway, with renault back to the competitive speed again, it's going to be an interesting race onwards
although he is still one of the most consistent racer around, he give a bad impression
about himself during his stint at mclaren. 'nuff said

agree with you. the time frame in pitlane opening is a stupid FIA rules.

again, massa start was moderate, by being in a clearly superior car, he still hold the advantage over alonso.
whatever happened to hammy and mclaren is like a 'mystery'.
they suddenly become uncompetitive

with equal driver status, ferrari is become more interesting to watch

mclaren used to be the fastest car out of corner. now, they're losing to ferrari.
btw, kimi's bad start is prolly' equal to any driver's good start

gone back to the last year scandal, the main whistle blower was a guy working at the copier shop somewhere in woking.
he alerted the ferrari hq when none other than the mclaren technical engineer involved went for copies of the highly classified ferrari sheets.
btw, it's already over. the justice is already served.

agree with you that mclaren prolly' paying the price of having inexperience line up.
talented maybe hammy is, but he is a noob when it comes to technical know how and inputs. even though he had been around for almost 9 years.
while ferrari had been getting constant inputs from msc.

btw, with alonso's special input to the revamp renault car, the race onwards gonna be more excited.

agree. it's up to the other teams to catch up
btw, ever since kimi's stint in mclaren, the commentators used to mentioned about the mclaren's car going faster out of
the corner compared to others. they seem to have a better acceleration back then. anyway, faster acceleration doesn't usually transform into being a fastest car on track.
imo, the drivers make a hell of different too!

btw, i was just being puzzled by hammy's the lack of achievements. so far, his performance is just a pale shadow of his achievements in the same number of race last year.
maybe people are expecting more from him after a successful rookie year.

he could easily done that..... lapping the 2nd place car on reversal count

btw, bahrain will be an interesting race. with up to 4 different manufacturer plus webber and trulli
capable of breaking into top 6.

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Added on April 30, 2008, 2:53 pmcorrection....
Ferrari Internal Associate

This post has been edited by yngwie: Apr 30 2008, 02:53 PM

yaya! thanks for the correction.
mixed up the mid east's schedule

missed him too.....

i'd been into f1 since msc's 1st wdc title.
almost thinking of giving up f1 during senna's tragic accident in imola.
lucky msc was there to console me

1994 with benneton. was still in primary school back then.
if senna survived the crash, micheal schumacher prolly didn't hold that much f1 records.
then again, we'll prolly' see a few tragic accident as well.... kubica may not survived last year's crash.
senna and ratzenberger's death is like a blessing to other f1 races.

btw, senna still hold the record for pole position per race.

right! a pundit won big money(1 - 1000 odds??) when he put a bet on damon hill follow in his father's step.
that was when damon hill still trying to find a footing in karting. true enough, he followed his father steps.

btw, i just don't understand jacques vileneuve's drop of form after he won the wdc. i thought he was younger than coulthard
fairuz is making a good wave in gp2.

honda stopped their support to super aguri and here the aguri gone with the wind.....
super aguri had been playing the surviving game ever since they jump into f1.
during their 2nd season in f1, they're running on repainted older honda cars.

honda wasn't really interested with the weigl group's rescue bid.
failed deal with the dubai backed consortium and the betrayal of ss united oil and gas company lead to their withdrawal.

arghh! delay telecast again! and lots of ads.
like this national tv 'boh liau' lah.

man, you're lucky to be there. when i was posted in rihga royal ( now, marriot) in miri sometimes ago, i could scan for brunei, indonesia and even hk channel assthrow was not even on air back then
'gomen's' rtm always lazy like that.... they take everything for granted

if am not free, i usually scheduled record the f1 on assthrow' and watch 'em later.