2010 Formula ONE!!!
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wt_know
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Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
i must retract my statement. no shit.
nothing is impossible until the last chequered flag
RBR double wins for both championship ... well done ... RBR FTW ... tomorrow drink RB for bfast
i must retract my statement. no shit.
nothing is impossible until the last chequered flag
RBR double wins for both championship ... well done ... RBR FTW ... tomorrow drink RB for bfast
wt_know;589267 said:CH should have issued team order in Brazil already. In Abu Dhabi
a. if vettel leading, webber 2nd and alonso 3rd, he should let webber through and block alonso as he got no chance liao
b. if webber leading, vettel 2nd and alonso 3rd, he should block alonso and not attacking webber as he also got no chance liao
he only got chance when alonso finish no higher than 5th or DNF. then, why should he won in brazil ? no wonder he wish ferrari up some smoke in abu dhabi. he must be praying hard now
if alonso 1st or 2nd, don't bother liao. may be 1 of them can attack alonso hard and collide as racing incident and benefit the other team member? hehehehe
speeddream
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Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
Well done RBR
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especially Adrian Newey, Sebastian Vettel, Christian Horner and not forgetting Mark Webber..........
Well done RBR
, especially Adrian Newey, Sebastian Vettel, Christian Horner and not forgetting Mark Webber..........
Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
Awesome, Vettel. Classic repeat of 2008 championship, till to the last race, last lap.
Vettel would have to thank Webber for a early pitstop due to his brush on the wall and that force Ferrari to do a early pit in response of Webber.
2nd thank to Petrov for holding on Alonso for a good 40 lap and of course credit to his superb drive.
Awesome, Vettel. Classic repeat of 2008 championship, till to the last race, last lap.
Vettel would have to thank Webber for a early pitstop due to his brush on the wall and that force Ferrari to do a early pit in response of Webber.
2nd thank to Petrov for holding on Alonso for a good 40 lap and of course credit to his superb drive.
RaidenGear
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Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
Noooo, Alonso!!
Noooo, Alonso!!
Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
typical ah-long-soh....
New Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel revealed rival Fernando Alonso has yet to congratulate him on his success as the German greeted his fans in his home town on Sunday
unlike Fellali team mates Massa who was gracious 2 seasons back to the Kopi-Kia, Hamilton!
Learn some humility first.... $^*^%$#$!!!
typical ah-long-soh....
New Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel revealed rival Fernando Alonso has yet to congratulate him on his success as the German greeted his fans in his home town on Sunday
unlike Fellali team mates Massa who was gracious 2 seasons back to the Kopi-Kia, Hamilton!
Learn some humility first.... $^*^%$#$!!!
RaidenGear
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Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyPIG-ef5iQ]YouTube - Sebastian Vettel's Lap of honour through Berlin - Thank you Germany![/ame]
wtf @ the donuts.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyPIG-ef5iQ]YouTube - Sebastian Vettel's Lap of honour through Berlin - Thank you Germany![/ame]
wtf @ the donuts.
One Lotus, two Loti
Renault becomes Lotus, Lotus becomes... Lotus.
Formula 1? - The Official F1? Website
Renault becomes Lotus, Lotus becomes... Lotus.
Formula 1? - The Official F1? Website
Re: 2010 Formula ONE!!!
Giancarlo vs. Felipe vs. Nicky vs. Fernando vs. Vale....
YouTube - Ducati MotoGP Team - Nicky Hayden and Valentino Rossi challenge on ice
Giancarlo vs. Felipe vs. Nicky vs. Fernando vs. Vale....
YouTube - Ducati MotoGP Team - Nicky Hayden and Valentino Rossi challenge on ice
Bahrain F1 Grand Prix cancelled
MANAMA: The season-opening Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix, due to be staged on March 13, was cancelled on Monday due to the political unrest in the Gulf state, organisers announced.
The widely-anticipated move was confirmed in an official statement shortly after reports emerged that F1 teams had decided not to go ahead with a scheduled testing session at the circuit next week.
Bahrain Crown Prince HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al-Khalifa said: "At the present time the country's entire attention is focused on building a new national dialogue for Bahrain.
"Although (F1 rights holder) Bernie Ecclestone had graciously made clear that a decision on the race was entirely Bahrain's to make and was not yet required, we felt it was important for the country to focus on immediate issues of national interest and leave the hosting of Bahrain's Formula 1 race to a later date."
The 2011 season is now due to get underway with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 27.
Monday's announcement follows the cancellation of last weekend's GP2 Series race in Bahrain after pro-democracy protests that have led to deadly clashes with police.
The unrest in the small Gulf state of Bahrain is part of a wave of protests that have rippled across North Africa and the Middle East since the revolt that ousted Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in January.
MANAMA: The season-opening Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix, due to be staged on March 13, was cancelled on Monday due to the political unrest in the Gulf state, organisers announced.
The widely-anticipated move was confirmed in an official statement shortly after reports emerged that F1 teams had decided not to go ahead with a scheduled testing session at the circuit next week.
Bahrain Crown Prince HRH Prince Salman bin Hamad Al-Khalifa said: "At the present time the country's entire attention is focused on building a new national dialogue for Bahrain.
"Although (F1 rights holder) Bernie Ecclestone had graciously made clear that a decision on the race was entirely Bahrain's to make and was not yet required, we felt it was important for the country to focus on immediate issues of national interest and leave the hosting of Bahrain's Formula 1 race to a later date."
The 2011 season is now due to get underway with the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on March 27.
Monday's announcement follows the cancellation of last weekend's GP2 Series race in Bahrain after pro-democracy protests that have led to deadly clashes with police.
The unrest in the small Gulf state of Bahrain is part of a wave of protests that have rippled across North Africa and the Middle East since the revolt that ousted Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in January.
