2007 GP Brasil de Fórmula 1
10-21-2007, 02:55 PM
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NO WORRIES WAYNE, AT LEAST YOU KNOW WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT IN DAYTONA:
CONSTANT MONOTONE FINNISH BABBLE, SINGING, YELLING & SCREAMING, VODKA SPILLED EVERYWHERE, "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS" SINGED IN ENGLISH & EVBEN MORE SO, IN FINNISH!
VOI PERKELE ETTA ON HIENO FIILIS, KIMI RAIKKONEN, FORMULA 1 MESTARI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CONSTANT MONOTONE FINNISH BABBLE, SINGING, YELLING & SCREAMING, VODKA SPILLED EVERYWHERE, "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS" SINGED IN ENGLISH & EVBEN MORE SO, IN FINNISH!
VOI PERKELE ETTA ON HIENO FIILIS, KIMI RAIKKONEN, FORMULA 1 MESTARI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10-21-2007, 03:51 PM
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Title showdown: it comes down to this...
Kimi Raikkonen, Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso ,all have the ability to create these possibilities today, the first since Juan Manuel Fangio to win back-to-back titles in different teams. Or, the first rookie to win the world championship, or the first Ferrari championship in the post-Michael Schumacher era.
Whatever the outcome of today's season finale at Brazil, the 2007 season will go into the history books as a watershed year, packed with drama, triumphs and bitter agonies.
"It's been a great season for McLaren," team chief Ron Dennis, whose outfit after being involved with the biggest spy and fine case in F1 history could clinch their first drivers' championship since 1999, said at Interlagos.
"Things have happened this year that we're not happy with, but we've got competitive racing cars. Overall, I think it's been very positive I just hope there's no more controversy and we can have a good race.
"And then we start to focus on next year."
Before the season is officially over, though, here's a look at the progression of the title battle between the contenders in the first final race three-way showdown since 1986.
Australia
Kimi Raikkonen wins from pole position on his debut for Ferrari, McLaren's double world champion Fernando Alonso is second and Hamilton third on his race debut.
Mclaren goes on to protest that Kimi's ferrari is illegal, car is deemed so, Kimi and Ferrari points stay, but they are forced to change the car ...
Raikkonen 10 points, Alonso 8, Hamilton 6
Malaysia
Alonso chalks up his first win for McLaren, Hamilton secures the one-two and Raikkonen is third. Alonso regains the lead.
Alonso 18, Raikkonen 16, Hamilton 14
Bahrain
Brazilian Felipe Massa wins for Ferrari, Hamilton is second and Raikkonen third while Alonso comes in fifth. There is a three-way tie at the top.
Alonso 22, Raikkonen 22, Hamilton 22
Spain
Massa wins again while battling Alonso on the first lap , Hamilton secures second, while Alonso ends up third . Hamilton takes the lead. Raikkonen does not finish.
Hamilton 30, Alonso 28, Raikkonen 22
Monaco
Alonso reasserts himself and dominats the rookie a McLaren one-two, with Hamilton complaining ( whining ) about team orders, felt he is the second string driver. Raikkonen is eighth.
Alonso 38, Hamilton 38, Raikkonen 23
Canada
Hamilton takes the first win of his Formula One career while Alonso finishes seventh and Raikkonen fifth.
Hamilton 48, Alonso 40, Raikkonen 27
United States
Hamilton wins again from pole position, Alonso is second and complains about team order ( whining ) obviously has the pace on Hamilton but settles for second instead of risking an collision, Raikkonen fourth.
Hamilton 58, Alonso 48, Raikkonen 32
France
Raikkonen returns to winning form in a Ferrari one-two. Hamilton is a distant third , Alonso suffers Mclaren first mechanical issue ,finishes seventh.
Hamilton 64, Alonso 50, Raikkonen 42
Britain
Raikkonen makes it two in a row, Alonso beats Hamilton by over 33 seconds in front of the rookie's home crowd taking second , Hamilton 3rd.
Hamilton 70, Alonso 58, Raikkonen 52
Germany
Alonso wins after a fantastic battle with Massa, Hamilton fails to score points in what was a disastrous day for the rookie who finshes in ninth place and ends his run of nine races on the podium. Raikkonen retires.
Hamilton 70, Alonso 68, Raikkonen 52
Hungary
The big bust-up of the season, Lewis dis-obeys team orders that would allow Alonso thru in Q3 , this is followed up by pitlane antics that would see Alonso demoted from pole to fifth , The first sign of the FIA wand of protection for Hamilton . Hamilton wins, Raikkonen is second and Alonso fourth.
Hamilton 80, Alonso 73, Raikkonen 60
Turkey
Massa returns to winning form, Raikkonen is second and Alonso third. The rookie Hamilton is Fith , This is the first race Alonso announces he will not share his info with the rookie, Hamilton seems lost .
Hamilton 84, Alonso 79, Raikkonen 68
Italy
Alonso puts on a blistering performance to spear head a McLaren one-two.the rookie avoids any penalties again even after cutting the chicane to his eventually second place postion , Raikkonen is third.
Hamilton 92, Alonso 89, Raikkonen 74
Belgium
Raikkonen wins, Alonso is third and Hamilton fourth. Hamilton complains ( whine)
that he was unfairly driven into by Alonso at the start , later recants.....
Hamilton 97, Alonso 95, Raikkonen 84
Japan
Hamilton get's the miracle he needed , when Alonso crashes out, He also avoids any penalties again after creating what many considered as dangerous pace car situations ,goes on to chalk up his fourth win of the season in a hammer blow for Alonso, Raikkonen inherits third after Massa makes an emergency pit stop.
Hamilton 107, Alonso 95, Raikkonen 90
China
Alonso got the miracle he wanted, with rookie Hamilton skidding out into the kitty litter at the pit lane entrance , putting him in that exclusive club he now shares with David Coutlhard, Hamilton's tires where badly worn he seems to use them up at an alarming rate compared to his peers .......
Ham 107, Alonso 103, Kimi 100
Raikkonen chalked up Ferrari's 200th Grand Prix win. Alonso Second Massa third
Brings us now to Brazil ....
Brazil
Kimi now get's the miracle he needed, with the Rookie Hamilton Skidding off again and with mechanical deviants at work Hammy struggled from the 12 th mark for most of the day finally finishing 7th Alonso 3rd and not able to pace with the Ferrari's... Kimi wins the WDC
Kimi 110
Hamilton - 109
Alonso - 109
Whatever the outcome of today's season finale at Brazil, the 2007 season will go into the history books as a watershed year, packed with drama, triumphs and bitter agonies.
"It's been a great season for McLaren," team chief Ron Dennis, whose outfit after being involved with the biggest spy and fine case in F1 history could clinch their first drivers' championship since 1999, said at Interlagos.
"Things have happened this year that we're not happy with, but we've got competitive racing cars. Overall, I think it's been very positive I just hope there's no more controversy and we can have a good race.
"And then we start to focus on next year."
Before the season is officially over, though, here's a look at the progression of the title battle between the contenders in the first final race three-way showdown since 1986.
Australia
Kimi Raikkonen wins from pole position on his debut for Ferrari, McLaren's double world champion Fernando Alonso is second and Hamilton third on his race debut.
Mclaren goes on to protest that Kimi's ferrari is illegal, car is deemed so, Kimi and Ferrari points stay, but they are forced to change the car ...
Raikkonen 10 points, Alonso 8, Hamilton 6
Malaysia
Alonso chalks up his first win for McLaren, Hamilton secures the one-two and Raikkonen is third. Alonso regains the lead.
Alonso 18, Raikkonen 16, Hamilton 14
Bahrain
Brazilian Felipe Massa wins for Ferrari, Hamilton is second and Raikkonen third while Alonso comes in fifth. There is a three-way tie at the top.
Alonso 22, Raikkonen 22, Hamilton 22
Spain
Massa wins again while battling Alonso on the first lap , Hamilton secures second, while Alonso ends up third . Hamilton takes the lead. Raikkonen does not finish.
Hamilton 30, Alonso 28, Raikkonen 22
Monaco
Alonso reasserts himself and dominats the rookie a McLaren one-two, with Hamilton complaining ( whining ) about team orders, felt he is the second string driver. Raikkonen is eighth.
Alonso 38, Hamilton 38, Raikkonen 23
Canada
Hamilton takes the first win of his Formula One career while Alonso finishes seventh and Raikkonen fifth.
Hamilton 48, Alonso 40, Raikkonen 27
United States
Hamilton wins again from pole position, Alonso is second and complains about team order ( whining ) obviously has the pace on Hamilton but settles for second instead of risking an collision, Raikkonen fourth.
Hamilton 58, Alonso 48, Raikkonen 32
France
Raikkonen returns to winning form in a Ferrari one-two. Hamilton is a distant third , Alonso suffers Mclaren first mechanical issue ,finishes seventh.
Hamilton 64, Alonso 50, Raikkonen 42
Britain
Raikkonen makes it two in a row, Alonso beats Hamilton by over 33 seconds in front of the rookie's home crowd taking second , Hamilton 3rd.
Hamilton 70, Alonso 58, Raikkonen 52
Germany
Alonso wins after a fantastic battle with Massa, Hamilton fails to score points in what was a disastrous day for the rookie who finshes in ninth place and ends his run of nine races on the podium. Raikkonen retires.
Hamilton 70, Alonso 68, Raikkonen 52
Hungary
The big bust-up of the season, Lewis dis-obeys team orders that would allow Alonso thru in Q3 , this is followed up by pitlane antics that would see Alonso demoted from pole to fifth , The first sign of the FIA wand of protection for Hamilton . Hamilton wins, Raikkonen is second and Alonso fourth.
Hamilton 80, Alonso 73, Raikkonen 60
Turkey
Massa returns to winning form, Raikkonen is second and Alonso third. The rookie Hamilton is Fith , This is the first race Alonso announces he will not share his info with the rookie, Hamilton seems lost .
Hamilton 84, Alonso 79, Raikkonen 68
Italy
Alonso puts on a blistering performance to spear head a McLaren one-two.the rookie avoids any penalties again even after cutting the chicane to his eventually second place postion , Raikkonen is third.
Hamilton 92, Alonso 89, Raikkonen 74
Belgium
Raikkonen wins, Alonso is third and Hamilton fourth. Hamilton complains ( whine)
that he was unfairly driven into by Alonso at the start , later recants.....
Hamilton 97, Alonso 95, Raikkonen 84
Japan
Hamilton get's the miracle he needed , when Alonso crashes out, He also avoids any penalties again after creating what many considered as dangerous pace car situations ,goes on to chalk up his fourth win of the season in a hammer blow for Alonso, Raikkonen inherits third after Massa makes an emergency pit stop.
Hamilton 107, Alonso 95, Raikkonen 90
China
Alonso got the miracle he wanted, with rookie Hamilton skidding out into the kitty litter at the pit lane entrance , putting him in that exclusive club he now shares with David Coutlhard, Hamilton's tires where badly worn he seems to use them up at an alarming rate compared to his peers .......
Ham 107, Alonso 103, Kimi 100
Raikkonen chalked up Ferrari's 200th Grand Prix win. Alonso Second Massa third
Brings us now to Brazil ....
Brazil
Kimi now get's the miracle he needed, with the Rookie Hamilton Skidding off again and with mechanical deviants at work Hammy struggled from the 12 th mark for most of the day finally finishing 7th Alonso 3rd and not able to pace with the Ferrari's... Kimi wins the WDC
Kimi 110
Hamilton - 109
Alonso - 109
10-21-2007, 04:11 PM
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Ferrari won the WDC at first corner in brasil, not in the pits. That is what made the difference with Mclaren. Kimi after race comment - When he got alongside Massa, he could have been more aggressive to get ahead, he kept his calm and went to do his job, there was not point risking taking out his teammate.
Hamilton at first corner went on to attack like a madman, as usual, to try and get ahead of his TEAMMATE. nth mistake from running two drivers against eachother, creating the mess that got them to lose WDC and WCC.
1 Kimi Räikkönen Fin 110
2 Fernando Alonso Spa 109
2 Lewis Hamilton GB 109
4 Felipe Massa Bra 94
5 Nick Heidfeld Ger 61
6 Robert Kubica Pol 39
7 Heikki Kovalainen Fin 30
8 Giancarlo Fisichella Ita 21
9 Nico Rosberg Fin 20
10 David Coulthard GB 14
11 Alexander Wurz Aut 13
12 Mark Webber Aus 10
13 Jarno Trulli Ita 8
14 Jenson Button GB 6
14 Sebastian Vettel Ger 6
16 Ralf Schumacher Ger 5
17 Takuma Sato Jap 4
18 Vitantonio Liuzzi Ita 3
19 Adrian Sutil Ger 1
10-21-2007, 04:20 PM
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Team orders are not allowed, except for Ferrari I guess. As long as you fake it?
10-21-2007, 04:26 PM
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Fastest Lap Brazilian Kimi Räikkönen Ferrari 1:12.445
Doesn't matter anyway, Mclaren had team orders all season, the difference is that one of their drivers did not bend down, otherwise he would have been WDC. But the wrong WDC.
Don't blame Ferrari's team orders, blame Mclaren team orders.
10-21-2007, 04:31 PM
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Haa, Haa, now Lewis lost the WDC 2 weekends in a row , HE IS STILL A ROOKIE , the little engine that could , but in the end didn't , I'm off to drink the spoils with the Finns , FA haters go to bed .......Lewis has 
