F1 French GP
07-15-2006, 01:48 AM
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F1 French GP
French GP broadcast times
Live qualifying: Saturday 15 July 1230-1435 ITV1
Live race: Sunday 16 July 1200-1500 ITV1
Highlights: Sunday 16 July 2315-0015 ITV1
Highlights: Tuesday 18 July 0400-0455 ITV4
Live qualifying: Saturday 15 July 1230-1435 ITV1
Live race: Sunday 16 July 1200-1500 ITV1
Highlights: Sunday 16 July 2315-0015 ITV1
Highlights: Tuesday 18 July 0400-0455 ITV4
07-15-2006, 01:49 AM
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French GP free practice session 2 times
1. KUBICA BMW 1m16.902s
2. ALONSO Renault 1m17.498s
3. DAVIDSON Honda 1m17.750s
4. WURZ Williams 1m17.859s
5. FISICHELLA Renault 1m17.916s
6. M SCHUMACHER Ferrari 1m17.938s
7. SUTIL Midland 1m18.049s
8. DOORNBOS Red Bull 1m18.175s
9. R SCHUMACHER Toyota 1m18.274s
10. JANI Toro Rosso 1m18.639s
11. TRULLI Toyota 1m18.721s
12. BUTTON Honda 1m19.005s
13. MASSA Ferrari 1m19.013s
14. HEIDFELD BMW 1m19.108s
15. RAIKKONEN McLaren 1m19.140s
16. ALBERS Midland 1m19.183s
17. BARRICHELLO Honda 1m19.259s
18. WEBBER Williams 1m19.413s
19. LIUZZI Toro Rosso 1m19.589s
20. ROSBERG Williams 1m19.692s
21. MONTEIRO Midland 1m19.701s
22. DE LA ROSA McLaren 1m19.809s
23. SATO Super Aguri 1m19.996s
24. SPEED Toro Rosso 1m20.003s
25. COULTHARD Red Bull 1m20.135s
26. VILLENEUVE BMW 1m20.154s
27. KLIEN Red Bull 1m20.409s
28. MONTAGNY Super Aguri 1m21.132s
29. YAMAMOTO Super Aguri 1m21.969s
1. KUBICA BMW 1m16.902s
2. ALONSO Renault 1m17.498s
3. DAVIDSON Honda 1m17.750s
4. WURZ Williams 1m17.859s
5. FISICHELLA Renault 1m17.916s
6. M SCHUMACHER Ferrari 1m17.938s
7. SUTIL Midland 1m18.049s
8. DOORNBOS Red Bull 1m18.175s
9. R SCHUMACHER Toyota 1m18.274s
10. JANI Toro Rosso 1m18.639s
11. TRULLI Toyota 1m18.721s
12. BUTTON Honda 1m19.005s
13. MASSA Ferrari 1m19.013s
14. HEIDFELD BMW 1m19.108s
15. RAIKKONEN McLaren 1m19.140s
16. ALBERS Midland 1m19.183s
17. BARRICHELLO Honda 1m19.259s
18. WEBBER Williams 1m19.413s
19. LIUZZI Toro Rosso 1m19.589s
20. ROSBERG Williams 1m19.692s
21. MONTEIRO Midland 1m19.701s
22. DE LA ROSA McLaren 1m19.809s
23. SATO Super Aguri 1m19.996s
24. SPEED Toro Rosso 1m20.003s
25. COULTHARD Red Bull 1m20.135s
26. VILLENEUVE BMW 1m20.154s
27. KLIEN Red Bull 1m20.409s
28. MONTAGNY Super Aguri 1m21.132s
29. YAMAMOTO Super Aguri 1m21.969s
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07-15-2006, 06:54 AM
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Originally Posted by rralston,Jul 15 2006, 01:52 PM
Honda - truely appaling, embarrassment to motorsport!
Should be a good race though!
Should be a good race though!
big budget team going backwards. Should have kept Dave R as has been said. Apparently it's like a warzone in their garage at the moment.I've stopped wearing my Honda racing cap in the car.
Honda doing well in moto GP though. perhaps I'll have to watch that instread!!!
Does this mean we all have to sell our S2000's and buy Honda bikes to maintain any cred?
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I wouldn't be surprised if Honda fired almost all of them. Honda are not renowned for patience when faced with repeated failures and I am certain that the staff must all be very worried and if they aren't then they should be.
Toyota, their main competitor seems to be moving well ahead and if they had Button and Barrichello as drivers they would do even better. Honda are not yet competing with anyone else but I know for a fact that loosing to Toyota will be the driving force for change. I forecast that Honda will make some serious changes by the end of this year within the team.
Toyota, their main competitor seems to be moving well ahead and if they had Button and Barrichello as drivers they would do even better. Honda are not yet competing with anyone else but I know for a fact that loosing to Toyota will be the driving force for change. I forecast that Honda will make some serious changes by the end of this year within the team.
