2006 Australian Grand Prix - Race 3/18

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Zip said:
What did he say? i didnt get it on my net work :(
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Alonso calls over the radio:
I've very relaxed

His engineer:
I'm pretty chilled out myself

Jenson blows up on the last lap - stops 30meters from the line. :eek: :eek:

Sato pits on lap 57.. :confused:
 
Jenson's helmet is going to go flying I think.

Yes Nick - you have a lot of work - for a start you've got to clean all the oily crap out of that car before you know what went **** up.

Raikkonen did the fastest lap of 1:26.045 on lap 57.
 
//Mike said:
I thought that if you retire as a result of an engine failure you are still penalised by 10 places next time around.
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I believe so...

If the cause of failure is the engine you should get penalised.
If it's anything other than the engine then you're in the clear.

Will check the regs later. Enjoying the A1GP at the moment.

Team GBR is only 3 seconds behind Malaysia and Darren mannign is going for it.

But Alex Yoong is the Malaysian Driver.

Also - Verstappen has finally found out how to drive that car properly - he's really having fun in it now.
 
//Mike said:
I seem to remember in Bahrain (or was it Malysia) that one of the runners blew up, but the official cause of retirement was a Hydraulic failure, allowing them to change the engine penalty free. Could have been Fisi?
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Yup - Bahrain. :D
 
Zip said:
Wheres san marino? what time zone is it? :confused:
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It's GMT+1

Times below are what times the sessions will be on at GMT


Friday 21 April
10:00-11:00 - Friday Practice 1
13:00-14:00 - Friday Practice 2

Saturday 22 April
10:00-11:00 - Saturday Practice
13:00 - Qualifying

Sunday 23 April
13:00 - Race
 
SKILL said:
Wasn't imola where super aguri were planning to bring out their proper 2006 car?

If so any news on it?
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TBH - don't hold your breath.

It's going to be much later than that I believe.
I think I heard end of May/June time...
 
Zip said:
One of the reporters just tryed to interveiw Fisi at all and he wasnt even staying still, he just walked off into where renault are and he didnt sound happy at all.
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Not surprised tbh. Chewed out live to millions of people aroudn the world.

Then Flavio has a go at him...*We didn't hear that one...with Flavio's language - probably for the best*
 
Ralf set for post-race penalty?

Ralf Schumacher may be robbed of his podium finish at Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix.

The German is thought to have passed compatriot Nick Heidfeld under safety car conditions midway through the race.

McLaren’s Juan Pablo Montoya was clearly shown to have made the illegal pass, however there is speculation both Ralf and Jenson Button may have as well.

Montoya and Button eventually retired so will escape penalty, but Ralf went on to finish third and could have 25 seconds added onto his final race time.

Ralf was among the field’s most impressive in Melbourne after recovering from a drive-through penalty – due to speeding in the pit lane – to make a number of passes and claim the final podium spot.
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2006 Australian Grand Prix

All results subject to conformation

Race Results.
Code: 
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Team			Laps	Time		Grid	Points[/b]
1	1	Fernando Alonso		Renault			57	Winner		3	10	
2	3	Kimi Räikkönen		McLaren-Mercedes	57	+1.8 secs	4	8	
3	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			57	+24.8 secs	6	6	
4	16	Nick Heidfeld		Sauber-BMW		57	+31.0 secs	8	5	
5	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault			57	+38.4 secs	2	4	
6	17	Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-BMW		57	+49.5 secs	19	3	
7	11	Rubens Barrichello	Honda			57	+51.9 secs	16	2	
8	21	Scott Speed		STR-Cosworth		57	+53.8 secs	18	1	
9	14	David Coulthard		RBR-Ferrari		57	+53.9 secs	11		
10	12	Jenson Button		Honda			56	+1 Lap		1		
11	19	Christijan Albers	MF1-Toyota		56	+1 Lap		17		
12	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	55	+2 Lap		21		
13	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	54	+3 Lap		22		
Ret	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	McLaren-Mercedes	46	+11 Lap		5		
Ret	18	Tiago Monteiro		MF1-Toyota		39	+18 Lap		20		
Ret	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	STR-Cosworth		37	+20 Laps	12		
Ret	5	Michael Schumacher	Ferrari			32	+25 Laps	10		
Ret	9	Mark Webber		Williams-Cosworth	22	+35 Laps	7		
Ret	15	Christian Klien		RBR-Ferrari		4	+53 Laps	13		
Ret	8	Jarno Trulli		Toyota				+57 Laps	9		
Ret	10	Nico Rosberg		Williams-Cosworth		+57 Laps	14		
Ret	6	Felipe Massa		Ferrari				+57 Laps	15		

Fastest Lap:

Fastest Laps.

Code: 
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Team			Lap	Time		Speed	Laptime[/b]
1	3	Kimi Räikkönen		McLaren-Mercedes	57	15:41:22	221.869	1:26.045	
2	1	Fernando Alonso		Renault			49	15:29:38	221.499	1:26.189	
3	5	Michael Schumacher	Ferrari			27	14:52:08	218.981	1:27.180	
4	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	McLaren-Mercedes	45	15:24:02	218.270	1:27.464	
5	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault			53	15:36:01	218.028	1:27.561	
6	11	Rubens Barrichello	Honda			32	15:00:16	217.707	1:27.690	
7	16	Nick Heidfeld		Sauber-BMW		49	15:30:05	217.683	1:27.700	
8	12	Jenson Button		Honda			17	14:36:45	217.437	1:27.799	
9	9	Mark Webber		Williams-Cosworth	19	14:39:44	217.435	1:27.800	
10	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			45	15:24:00	217.410	1:27.810	
11	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	STR-Cosworth		25	14:49:16	216.970	1:27.988	
12	14	David Coulthard		Red Bull Racing		32	15:00:18	216.326	1:28.250	
13	17	Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-BMW		56	15:40:40	216.152	1:28.321	
14	21	Scott Speed		STR-Cosworth		26	14:51:01	216.039	1:28.367	
15	19	Christijan Albers	MF1-Toyota		53	15:37:57	213.931	1:29.238	
16	18	Tiago Monteiro		MF1-Toyota		31	14:58:41	212.860	1:29.687	
17	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	54	15:40:27	210.775	1:30.574	
18	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	49	15:34:21	203.663	1:33.737	
19	15	Christian Klien		Red Bull Racing		4	14:15:38	188.363	1:41.351

Pit Stops

Code: 
[b]Stop	No	Driver			Time			Lap	Time of day	Time	Total time[/b]
1	18	Tiago Monteiro		MF1-Toyota		8	14:22:37	22.093	22.093	
1	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	McLaren-Mercedes	18	14:38:12	22.924	22.924	
1	12	Jenson Button		Honda			19	14:39:43	21.287	21.287	
1	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			19	14:39:45	20.878	20.878	
1	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault			19	14:40:03	23.327	23.327	
1	1	Fernando Alonso		Renault			20	14:40:52	23.013	23.013	
1	3	Kimi Räikkönen		McLaren-Mercedes	21	14:42:30	23.199	23.199	
1	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	20	14:42:45	23.592	23.592	
1	19	Christijan Albers	MF1-Toyota		22	14:45:03	22.226	22.226	
1	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	STR-Cosworth		23	14:45:53	22.449	22.449	
2	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			23	14:46:03	10.164	31.042	
1	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	23	14:46:33	22.059	22.059	
1	21	Scott Speed		STR-Cosworth		24	14:47:37	22.871	22.871	
2	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	23	14:48:07	22.445	46.037	
1	16	Nick Heidfeld		Sauber-BMW		25	14:48:37	20.800	20.800	
1	5	Michael Schumacher	Ferrari			25	14:48:49	21.260	21.260	
1	14	David Coulthard		Red Bull Racing		29	14:55:29	20.525	20.525	
1	11	Rubens Barrichello	Honda			30	14:56:57	19.667	19.667	
1	17	Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-BMW		33	15:01:04	22.901	22.901	
2	21	Scott Speed		STR-Cosworth		33	15:01:25	40.915	1:03.786	
2	18	Tiago Monteiro		MF1-Toyota		33	15:01:40	37.932	1:00.025	
2	1	Fernando Alonso		Renault			34	15:01:49	20.934	43.947	
2	19	Christijan Albers	MF1-Toyota		33	15:02:05	30.698	52.924	
2	3	Kimi Räikkönen		McLaren-Mercedes	34	15:02:13	29.926	53.125	
2	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	McLaren-Mercedes	34	15:02:21	36.160	59.084	
2	16	Nick Heidfeld		Sauber-BMW		34	15:02:22	20.160	40.960	
2	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	33	15:02:25	22.983	45.042	
2	12	Jenson Button		Honda			34	15:02:27	21.479	42.766	
3	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			34	15:02:35	20.822	51.864	
2	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	STR-Cosworth		34	15:02:40	22.848	45.297	
2	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault			34	15:02:41	19.612	42.939	
3	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	33	15:05:02	40.486	1:26.523	
2	11	Rubens Barrichello	Honda			38	15:11:43	20.396	40.063	
2	14	David Coulthard		Red Bull Racing		38	15:11:44	19.899	40.424	
3	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	47	15:29:20	19.486	1:04.528
 
Current Standings

2006 Drivers Championship.
Code: 
[b]Pos	Driver			Nationality	Team			Points[/b]
1	Fernando Alonso		Spanish		Renault			28	
=3	Giancarlo Fisichella	Italian		Renault			14	
=3	Kimi Räikkönen		Finnish		McLaren-Mercedes	14	
=5	Michael Schumacher	German		Ferrari			11	
=5	Jenson Button		British		Honda			11	
6	Juan Pablo Montoya	Colombian	McLaren-Mercedes	9	
7	Ralf Schumacher		German		Toyota			7	
=9	Nick Heidfeld		German		Sauber-BMW		5	
=9	Jacques Villeneuve	Canadian	Sauber-BMW		5	
10	Felipe Massa		Brazilian	Ferrari			4	
11	Mark Webber		Australian	Williams-Cosworth	3	
=13	Rubens Barrichello	Brazilian	Honda			2	
=13	Nico Rosberg		German		Williams-Cosworth	2	
=15	Scott Speed		USA		STR-Cosworth		1	
=15	Christian Klien		Austrian	RBR-Ferrari		1


2006 Constructors Championship.
Code: 
[b]Pos	Constructor 		Points[/b]
1 	Renault 		42 	
2 	McLaren-Mercedes 	23 	
3 	Ferrari 		15 	
4 	Honda 			13 	
5 	Sauber-BMW 		10 	
6 	Toyota 			7 	
7 	Williams-Cosworth 	5 	
=9 	RBR-Ferrari 		1 	
=9 	STR-Cosworth 		1
 
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