Post Indy discussion - Kimi pole. - Page 2

Led ZeppF1 · 27 Sep 2003, 19:26 (Ref:732354)

Maybe Ferrari give a chance to JPM and Kimi to fight until Suzuka....

Damon · 27 Sep 2003, 19:28 (Ref:732356)

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Originally posted by Mark Webber
I'm not disscussing Mark's run so there!

Probably best

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boom boom · 27 Sep 2003, 19:31 (Ref:732358)

Great for Kimi,
Still good for Montoya, and great that his teamate is ahead of Micheal
And too bad DC could not help out Kimi by being ahead of MS, he has had a whole year and hasn't masterd the single lap qualifying yet, whats the problem?
Go Jaun Go Kimi

Mark Webber · 27 Sep 2003, 19:32 (Ref:732360)

one thing both Ralf and jpm have to watch is a rocket ship right behind them in Alonso mmmmmmmmmmm Renault launch control and now with add Hosepower .
just to make you think!

Damon · 27 Sep 2003, 20:20 (Ref:732381)

I've just read on Autosport that rain is forecast for the race tomorrow

. Not good for the Michelin guys.

type49 · 27 Sep 2003, 20:44 (Ref:732391)

I wonder when "Rubino" will start to have "hydralic failure" should TGF,as it is assumed, start his march to the front and how far back he will fade. I'm guessing third.

Down F0rce · 27 Sep 2003, 20:54 (Ref:732397)

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Originally posted by ralf fan
KIMI FOR WDC!!!!

All hail the (future) King!

Redblurr · 27 Sep 2003, 21:28 (Ref:732410)

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Originally posted by Damon
No he's not, there's a good chance he can out drag at least Panis, and he's on the inside. Much like Monza, there is no 'dirty side' to speak of. Schu will be in more trouble back in P7 and on the outside for t1.

according Schumi there is a dirty side: "At least seventh place is on the clean side of the track which is better than being on the dirty inside line and I will be interested to see what strategy the others have adopted for the race. ITV-f1.com

Valve Bounce · 27 Sep 2003, 22:23 (Ref:732427)

Wouldn't it be funny if Rubens had one of his disastrous starts like he did a couple of years ago, and took a couple of cars out at the first corner.

Mr V · 28 Sep 2003, 00:24 (Ref:732499)

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Originally posted by Mark Webber
and I think MS IS heavy

Not too sure that he is, his car just looked awful. I'm sure that Rubens is lighter, but his car looked so much better set-up.

jetsetter · 28 Sep 2003, 00:27 (Ref:732501)

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Originally posted by Valve Bounce
Wouldn't it be funny if Rubens had one of his disastrous starts like he did a couple of years ago, and took a couple of cars out at the first corner.

Especially if one of the cars is Schumi.

Muzza · 28 Sep 2003, 01:13 (Ref:732517)

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Originally posted by Mr V
Not too sure that he is, his car just looked awful. I'm sure that Rubens is lighter, but his car looked so much better set-up.

Hahaha, this is good debate! In my opinion it was the opposite - the car did not look awful, it just was heavy. See the way it behaved on Turns 3 and 5 (I just saw the tape again).

Cheers,

Muzza

rodrigomarban · 28 Sep 2003, 02:04 (Ref:732530)

I would just love if Raikkonen wins, Montoya finishes 3rd and Schumacher finishes 6th.

They would go to Japan tied in 85 points. The one who finishes ahead at Japan would be the champion.

Wouldn't that be nice?

Led ZeppF1 · 28 Sep 2003, 02:34 (Ref:732540)

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Originally posted by Down F0rce

All hail the (future) King!

Thanks for Radiohead

Armco Bender · 28 Sep 2003, 07:28 (Ref:732587)

Don't discount David Coultard yet either,he could be the wild card.....

....or not,he may still be saving himself for his big season,next year

Valve Bounce · 28 Sep 2003, 09:30 (Ref:732623)

Quote:

Originally posted by Muzza
Hahaha, this is good debate! In my opinion it was the opposite - the car did not look awful, it just was heavy. See the way it behaved on Turns 3 and 5 (I just saw the tape again).

Cheers,

Muzza

Qualifying heavy is OK if he could put his car on the second row at worst - but on the fourth row means there will be too many cars ahead, losing time while the guys at the front scream away. They only have to gain 22 seconds approximately, and the advantage of 1 less pit stop disappears. But of course, if the safety car comes out and bunches up the field, then he could be on a winner. This is going to be one helluva interesting race, because the points at the top might even out to make it a three way fight in the final race for the championship.

BootsOntheSide · 28 Sep 2003, 09:40 (Ref:732632)

I think Rubens is definately on less fuel than Michael, and Panis and Kimi are probably lighter as well. Kimi will have to step on it from the word go adn hope that Montoya and co are held up by Panis, whose position seems entirely false judging by their practice pace.

It's great to see that Kimi is back in the hunt though. I'd love to see him get a result today.

Not a great showign from Webber this time - ncie to see Wilson getting close to the golden boy.

ralf fan · 28 Sep 2003, 11:01 (Ref:732679)

If Panis can stay ahead of JPM and the others its advantage KIMI something like what happened in Hungary

X-ecutioner · 28 Sep 2003, 12:55 (Ref:732741)

Didn't get to see the qualifying and maybe won't see the race too. Stupid sports channel.

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