Toyota 12 , BAR-Honda 0
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Toyota 12 , BAR-Honda 0
Renault 26
Toyota 12
Red Bull 11
Ferrari 10
BMW-Williams 10
McLaren 9
Sauber 0
BAR-Honda 0
Jordan-Ford 0
Minardi 0
is Toyota here to stay , have they finally shed the label of biggest budgeted team in F1 with "mid grid" status
have their rival BAR-Honda gone on a downward spiral
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Toyota 12
Red Bull 11
Ferrari 10
BMW-Williams 10
McLaren 9
Sauber 0
BAR-Honda 0
Jordan-Ford 0
Minardi 0
is Toyota here to stay , have they finally shed the label of biggest budgeted team in F1 with "mid grid" status
have their rival BAR-Honda gone on a downward spiral
discuss
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What? No wagering?
Toyota looks pretty good but it's still very early. If they can show they are quick half way into the season, that will convince me. Trulli is driving well, i must say. If his head is on straight, he has to be one of the quickest drivers in F1!
Toyota looks pretty good but it's still very early. If they can show they are quick half way into the season, that will convince me. Trulli is driving well, i must say. If his head is on straight, he has to be one of the quickest drivers in F1!
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I'm not sure what to think about Red Bull. I'm impressed with how much better they are doing compared to Jag, but then again there have been other drivers who are typically in front of them who have not been so they are able to grab more points. Bottom line to me, although I'm no fan I'm happy to see more teams getting into the points.
Although last year was a fun season, some of the best seasons have been those that had points battles right down to the last few races.
Although last year was a fun season, some of the best seasons have been those that had points battles right down to the last few races.
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I need a new F1 site... There is no way in hell I'm paying F1Live to be a member, and as I'm not a member I could not grab and link the image I wanted...
I just love the shot of Alonzo unable to stand up on the podium. With a failed water bottle he really showed he is for real and he has the skill sets to win.
I just love the shot of Alonzo unable to stand up on the podium. With a failed water bottle he really showed he is for real and he has the skill sets to win.
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,Mar 21 2005, 08:56 AM
I'm not sure what to think about Red Bull. I'm impressed with how much better they are doing compared to Jag, but then again there have been other drivers who are typically in front of them who have not been so they are able to grab more points. Bottom line to me, although I'm no fan I'm happy to see more teams getting into the points.
Although last year was a fun season, some of the best seasons have been those that had points battles right down to the last few races.
Although last year was a fun season, some of the best seasons have been those that had points battles right down to the last few races.
this is going to be a great season once the tire companies get to grips (no pun intended) with the new rules.
look for Ferrari to make a mid season come back and McLaren to start to put things together. With Renault doing well it should be close season.
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Pace, sorry, I have to confess I was not looking at Jag last year...
I agree, this season is off to a great start. I have no problem with a close run season, and I agree, I think McLaren is really going to be strong this year.
I do wonder though if BAR is going to rebound or just spend the season wallowing around?
I agree, this season is off to a great start. I have no problem with a close run season, and I agree, I think McLaren is really going to be strong this year.
I do wonder though if BAR is going to rebound or just spend the season wallowing around?
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Originally Posted by Triple-H,Mar 21 2005, 09:17 AM
Pace, sorry, I have to confess I was not looking at Jag last year...
I agree, this season is off to a great start. I have no problem with a close run season, and I agree, I think McLaren is really going to be strong this year.
I do wonder though if BAR is going to rebound or just spend the season wallowing around?
I agree, this season is off to a great start. I have no problem with a close run season, and I agree, I think McLaren is really going to be strong this year.
I do wonder though if BAR is going to rebound or just spend the season wallowing around?
Last year was an anomoly, they were quick enough but McLaren and Williams were terrible so it exaggerated their results...imo
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folks in Japan are unhappy with comment made by JB..
Jenson now sounds like when JV was a BAR. publically denouncing them.. HMMmmmm ?
as well as BAR are upset at his publically made comments..
ooooh.. things are overly interesting so soon in the season
Jenson now sounds like when JV was a BAR. publically denouncing them.. HMMmmmm ?
as well as BAR are upset at his publically made comments..
ooooh.. things are overly interesting so soon in the season
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So Im watching part of the race with my 2.5 year old daughter. She looks up at the TV right when Fisichella flies into the air and says...
"Oh no the unneault did a crash".
I was proud.
"Oh no the unneault did a crash".
I was proud.