Canadian Grand Prix
06-12-2005, 11:03 AM
#71
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Originally Posted by AlexC,Jun 12 2005, 07:57 PM
And was Louise Goodman in her underwear when she interviewed him? ITV really should have censored that 
It appeared Louise was very pleased to see Jensen.
06-12-2005, 11:05 AM
#72
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Originally Posted by gaddafi,Jun 12 2005, 08:01 PM
Ferrari's renaissance started today.
06-12-2005, 11:28 AM
#74
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Originally Posted by gaddafi,Jun 13 2005, 04:08 AM
I think there's evidence for my statement.
The reliability was there, tyre performance is better and pace was pretty good.
Sure, they had some luck in running, but nobody forced Montoya to ignore a red light or Button and Alonso to make errors.
The reliability was there, tyre performance is better and pace was pretty good.
Sure, they had some luck in running, but nobody forced Montoya to ignore a red light or Button and Alonso to make errors.
nice radio coverage - liked the dry Renault comment when Alonso was complaining about being held up,
"overtake him then"
06-12-2005, 12:11 PM
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Another fantastic race. I had a constant adrenalin rush before the race had even begun, and my hopes came entirely true. A DNF for Alonso and dix points for Kimi! 
Great to see Alonso fired up, he has a very short fuse if you cast your mind back. Seeing him give Ralf the bird whilst his car had no wheels and sliding towards the barriers in Monaco was class. I love a short-tempered bastard, reminds me of myself. The minute emotion comes into play, you've already lost.
All Kimi needs to do now is to put one of over him in Indy and he'll mentally have done a lot of damage to Alonso.
Great to see Alonso fired up, he has a very short fuse if you cast your mind back. Seeing him give Ralf the bird whilst his car had no wheels and sliding towards the barriers in Monaco was class. I love a short-tempered bastard, reminds me of myself. The minute emotion comes into play, you've already lost.
All Kimi needs to do now is to put one of over him in Indy and he'll mentally have done a lot of damage to Alonso.
06-12-2005, 01:14 PM
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The commentators were taliking about Williams and BMW going their seperate ways, anyone got any insight info about what this means and who will engine who.
Bad luck to JB, Sato's drive seizing could have been v scary at any other part of the track!
Them bloody fezzers again on the podium!
I cycled around that trrack last year took me a darn sight longer than 1min 15 secs I can tell you!!!
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Bad luck to JB, Sato's drive seizing could have been v scary at any other part of the track!
Them bloody fezzers again on the podium!
I cycled around that trrack last year took me a darn sight longer than 1min 15 secs I can tell you!!!
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