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05-09-2005, 03:33 AM
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That's why i never watch TSN coverage (unless I have to) even though the announcers from Speed are not on site the whole program is better balanced. ITV is not the same since Murray retired !!
05-09-2005, 04:26 AM
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Originally Posted by matrix,May 8 2005, 04:23 PM
Oh and man did Fisi get burned....he was doing very well.
05-09-2005, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by MAGGIEMAE,May 9 2005, 07:33 AM
That's why i never watch TSN coverage (unless I have to) even though the announcers from Speed are not on site the whole program is better balanced. ITV is not the same since Murray retired !!
05-09-2005, 04:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,May 9 2005, 07:26 AM
At least he made it into the points, but I was just shocked when he came in for that nose change...
05-09-2005, 04:36 AM
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I said many times during the winter that I thought McLaren was going to be a real contender for 2nd place come the end of the season. However, when Kimi lapped the Ferrari of RB I will admit I was shocked. Holy chit was that McLaren is fast!
I'm happy FA got 2nd, and I can not help but think Renault would be WAY THE HELL OUT FRONT if Falvio had not let Trulli go to Toyota.
It is good to see Toyota finally getting their game together, finally...
I lost no sleep over the fact that BAR was not there.
I'm still in shock with how the season is unfolding for Ferrari. Holy crap do they have work to do, and more importantly what the hell is wrong with Bridgestone?
I don't care what MS said, I don't buy the puncture story for the front tire failure, maybe for the rear because the TV did not show that one very well. However, the TV shot of the front tire was crystal clear, that sucker was blistered all the way around and in more than one complete circle; that tire was trached! Bridgestone for whatever reason(s) seems to be lightyears behind the Michelin. I can't help but remember a Jean Todt interview during the off- season when he said yes the other teams would represent a challenge to their continued dominance, but his greatest concern was not the otther teams, it was Michelin. Wow, I had no idea this would become so very very true.
I'm happy FA got 2nd, and I can not help but think Renault would be WAY THE HELL OUT FRONT if Falvio had not let Trulli go to Toyota.
It is good to see Toyota finally getting their game together, finally...
I lost no sleep over the fact that BAR was not there.
I'm still in shock with how the season is unfolding for Ferrari. Holy crap do they have work to do, and more importantly what the hell is wrong with Bridgestone?
I don't care what MS said, I don't buy the puncture story for the front tire failure, maybe for the rear because the TV did not show that one very well. However, the TV shot of the front tire was crystal clear, that sucker was blistered all the way around and in more than one complete circle; that tire was trached! Bridgestone for whatever reason(s) seems to be lightyears behind the Michelin. I can't help but remember a Jean Todt interview during the off- season when he said yes the other teams would represent a challenge to their continued dominance, but his greatest concern was not the otther teams, it was Michelin. Wow, I had no idea this would become so very very true.
05-09-2005, 04:45 AM
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What I want to talk about is how much of a flaming asshole Mark Weber is. I have always thought he was nothing more than a flash in the pan and I have always laughed at how over talked he is. Weber this and Weber that, Weber everything but showing me the results. When Fisi made the pass on him I could not believe his attempted blocking move. It is one thing to play strategy like FA did at Imola to keep MS vbehind him, but to swerve into someone's path when there is overtaking at nearly 200 mph is just wrong. If Fisi's front tire had bumped Weber's rear, Fisi would have taken off to the moon like a shot. I'm now officially a Weber hater, and I would even be a Weber hater if he had tried that on a BAR car, it has nothing to do with the fact he pulled that shit on Renault, it has everything to do with the fact that he pulled that shit on anybody.