Do you think Massa will try to take out Alonso to aid MS for the title?
Any prediction for the Brazilian GP?
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Re: Abso-f**king-lutely
To put it another way, someone's fans are going to be feeling lower than the remaining 8 or 9 AZ Cardinal fans that are left after last nite's game !!!
This is F-1. What could be more important to Ferrari's 2nd driver? As Paul Tracy implied, they're not supposed to be having fun. :tongue:
To put it another way, someone's fans are going to be feeling lower than the remaining 8 or 9 AZ Cardinal fans that are left after last nite's game !!!
Alonso finishes and wins the championship. :wink:
I guess it really depends on who the FIA wants to win the event and the championship doesn't it .:wink:
The more I see the joy on Schumacher's face when he wins, or even when he just shows up for work to have his engine blow up, the more I start to like the guy. I'm going to cheer for Michael this time.
The more I see the joy on Schumacher's face when he wins, or even when he just shows up for work to have his engine blow up, the more I start to like the guy. I'm going to cheer for Michael this time.
1. Alonso
2. Kimi
3. Massa
2. Kimi
3. Massa
30 years after Ayrton Senna last win the Brazilian Gran Prix, another local get his. Congratulation to Fillipe Massa. Button not a bad finish after starting 14th on the grid. :smile:
Now I go to sleep. :biggrin:
Now I go to sleep. :biggrin:
I guess so. I was not a fan of F1 then. Too young to be interested in Motorsport though my dad is a big fan in racing.
AR99NSX said:
Wow, what a race!
None of us guessed it right.
MS was great to watch. Sure will miss him.To bad we did not get to see much of Botton moving up the field,again.
None of us guessed it right.
MS was great to watch. Sure will miss him.To bad we did not get to see much of Botton moving up the field,again.
Re: Say what you will about Michael
but that last pass on Kimi made a statement (and I don't think Kimi rolled over for him.) The kids on the podium represent the future but today belonged to the "old man" for an inspiring drive from the back. Quite a show.
The history books may be closed on his track records, but he'll continue to be a presence in F1 somehow. The talent, drive and spirit that took an also-ran Ferrari team to domination isn't something that can be put away with his driving gear, you can count on that.
but that last pass on Kimi made a statement (and I don't think Kimi rolled over for him.) The kids on the podium represent the future but today belonged to the "old man" for an inspiring drive from the back. Quite a show.
The history books may be closed on his track records, but he'll continue to be a presence in F1 somehow. The talent, drive and spirit that took an also-ran Ferrari team to domination isn't something that can be put away with his driving gear, you can count on that.
fannsx said:
ChopsJazz said:
I got it right! :wink:
OK, you win the cigar. But boy, did I want to see MS come up from the back to catch up to Alonso.
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