View Poll Results: Who will win the Bahrain GP
Bourdais
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Fisichella
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Glock
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Heidfeld
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Kovalainen
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Nakajima
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Piquet
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Rosberg
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Trulli
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Bahrain Grand Prix
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He got his *** handed to him royally by SundayDrover, and then ran away crying for his mommy. He is too scared & embarassed to come back here anytime soon.
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Not so , mark is too soft and easy , he got a bye after listing his life story .......
not like you Stumps, with stinkypete attached to your nut sack .....
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Schumi of course was driving the car so he gave his opinion what the conditions were from his point of view but those brilliant calls to go out with intermediates when others had rains (and then right after the start the rain stopped) were made by Brawn.
It's easy to see the effects of RB leaving Ferrari and joining Honda/forming his own team...
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I have to disagree Larry. Those calls were basically always the right ones but 99% of them were made by Ross Brawn.
Schumi of course was driving the car so he gave his opinion what the conditions were from his point of view but those brilliant calls to go out with intermediates when others had rains (and then right after the start the rain stopped) were made by Brawn.
It's easy to see the effects of RB leaving Ferrari and joining Honda/forming his own team...
Schumi of course was driving the car so he gave his opinion what the conditions were from his point of view but those brilliant calls to go out with intermediates when others had rains (and then right after the start the rain stopped) were made by Brawn.
It's easy to see the effects of RB leaving Ferrari and joining Honda/forming his own team...
BTW I can't wait for Alonso to go to Ferrari next year. Whadaya think Wayne?
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[QUOTE=Pete;6508333]I'm picking Trulli as a dark horse in Bahrain, No option for that in the poll.
I am too late for the poll, but think Toyotas are dark horse as well.
If not Vettel , then I think it may be Glock.
He's run several types of race cars on track over years, and has the speed on straights, torque in the turns.
OMG I picked a ricer....back to Vettel
I am too late for the poll, but think Toyotas are dark horse as well.
If not Vettel , then I think it may be Glock.
He's run several types of race cars on track over years, and has the speed on straights, torque in the turns.
OMG I picked a ricer....back to Vettel
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Well, he's always quick to spin off track.
Seriously, Flava Flav has got to see that Nelsinho is not F1 material. Pinquet must have a picture of Flav with another model or goat or something because he brings nothing to the table aside from lack of competition to Alonso. I can't image he can even help Alonso with car set ups in the least bit.
Seriously, Flava Flav has got to see that Nelsinho is not F1 material. Pinquet must have a picture of Flav with another model or goat or something because he brings nothing to the table aside from lack of competition to Alonso. I can't image he can even help Alonso with car set ups in the least bit.
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Not only isn't he fast, but Alonso is given every advantage. If you read Nelson's interview in F1 Magazine he indicates that FA did virtually all of the pre-season testing (so Nelson has far less time with the car and is forced to use FA's set-up) and he gets the worse race strategy. In China for example FA's qualifying weight was 637 kg (the lightest in the field) and NP's weight was 698 (the heaviest in the field). That's a whopping 134 extra pounds!!
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Not only isn't he fast, but Alonso is given every advantage. If you read Nelson's interview in F1 Magazine he indicates that FA did virtually all of the pre-season testing (so Nelson has far less time with the car and is forced to use FA's set-up) and he gets the worse race strategy. In China for example FA's qualifying weight was 637 kg (the lightest in the field) and NP's weight was 698 (the heaviest in the field). That's a whopping 134 extra pounds!!
As for the Bahrain, Alonso no doubt will have some funky strategy like in Singapore last year (which I also believe he planned to use last race until the rains changed that)...the Brawn's and Vettel are the obvious choices but I think Trulli has a shot at a win here.
He can drive, no question about it and he can win (in Monaco no less), can the team pull it together?
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It doesn't matter...give Nelsinho the same exact everything and he'd still be slower than Alonso.
As for the Bahrain, Alonso no doubt will have some funky strategy like in Singapore last year (which I also believe he planned to use last race until the rains changed that)...the Brawn's and Vettel are the obvious choices but I think Trulli has a shot at a win here.
He can drive, no question about it and he can win (in Monaco no less), can the team pull it together?
As for the Bahrain, Alonso no doubt will have some funky strategy like in Singapore last year (which I also believe he planned to use last race until the rains changed that)...the Brawn's and Vettel are the obvious choices but I think Trulli has a shot at a win here.
He can drive, no question about it and he can win (in Monaco no less), can the team pull it together?
As easy as the Brawns are on tires, the Renaults are equally as hard on them.
The Alonso/Renault stategy last race was to start super light on the super soft tires, come in after a handful of laps and then go heavy with the prime tires. Alonso was complaining that the super softs were going away after only a few laps where the Brawns were running twice as many as both Renaults.
After practice today, Massa was saying that the super softs were working well (at least on the Ferrari) and the prime was not good at all, which means the exact opposite for the Renaults.
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Guys help me out here...I need something clever....I have succeded in getting my wife to watch F1 (major feat,,,she is a girly girl)....she likes Nico....yeah I know. She comes to me today and says hey Nico is fastest in practice, he seems fastest in every practice and quali's well and blows it on the 1st lap....then she asks why?
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Guys help me out here...I need something clever....I have succeded in getting my wife to watch F1 (major feat,,,she is a girly girl)....she likes Nico....yeah I know. She comes to me today and says hey Nico is fastest in practice, he seems fastest in every practice and quali's well and blows it on the 1st lap....then she asks why?
Nico's good and fast but can't go the distance?
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Alonso had 2 laps less fuel than Vettel in cheeena ! ..........................
Larry:
Stoolmacher made a few calls himself when at Ferrari, mostly to Todt telling Barrichello to move over
MJ: Trulli has never lacked Speed , just not a winner , he needs a Brawn under him , like Button , not the type of driver to win without the best car ....
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Guys help me out here...I need something clever....I have succeded in getting my wife to watch F1 (major feat,,,she is a girly girl)....she likes Nico....yeah I know. She comes to me today and says hey Nico is fastest in practice, he seems fastest in every practice and quali's well and blows it on the 1st lap....then she asks why?