2006 Malaysian Grand Prix - Race 2/18

What I've always done is if it's shown live - the results go up live...

If it's shown delayed *:rolleyes: @ ITV* then I'll put the results up but hide them so you have to highlight the text to read it.

This is live *Although I'm not...should have got some kip rather than staying up all night...* so the results will go up. :D
 
Saturday Free Practice
Code: 
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Team			Time[/b]
1	5	Michael Schumacher	Ferrari			1:34.126		
2	1	Fernando Alonso		Renault			1:34.180		
3	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	Renault			1:34.585		
4	12	Jenson Button		Honda			1:34.616		
5	15	Christian Klien		RBR-Ferrari		1:34.815		
6	3	Kimi Räikkönen		McLaren-Mercedes	1:34.854		
7	7	Ralf Schumacher		Toyota			1:35.040		
8	10	Nico Rosberg		Williams-Cosworth	1:35.242		
9	14	David Coulthard		RBR-Ferrari		1:35.639		
10	8	Jarno Trulli		Toyota			1:35.690		
11	9	Mark Webber		Williams-Cosworth	1:35.700		
12	17	Jacques Villeneuve	Sauber-BMW		1:36.144		
13	16	Nick Heidfeld		Sauber-BMW		1:36.505		
14	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	STR-Cosworth		1:36.549		
15	11	Rubens Barrichello	Honda			1:36.655		
16	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	McLaren-Mercedes	1:37.053		
17	6	Felipe Massa		Ferrari			1:37.148		
18	19	Christijan Albers	MF1-Toyota		1:37.232		
19	21	Scott Speed		STR-Cosworth		1:37.437		
20	18	Tiago Monteiro		MF1-Toyota		1:37.900		
21	22	Takuma Sato		Super Aguri-Honda	1:38.821		
22	23	Yuji Ide		Super Aguri-Honda	1:40.542

Sector Times - Free Practice 3

Code: 
[b]Sector 1[/b]
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Time[/b]
1	1	Fernando Alonso		24.789	
2	15	Christian Klien		24.804	
3	5	Michael Schumacher	24.811	
4	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	24.912	
5	14	David Coulthard		24.964	
6	3	Kimi Räikkönen		24.987	
7	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	25.016	
8	9	Mark Webber		25.035	
9	7	Ralf Schumacher		25.036	
10	12	Jenson Button		25.058	
11	10	Nico Rosberg		25.094	
12	8	Jarno Trulli		25.117
13	16	Nick Heidfeld		25.256	
14	17	Jacques Villeneuve	25.265	
15	6	Felipe Massa		25.295	
16	19	Christijan Albers	25.425	
17	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	25.487	
18	21	Scott Speed		25.493	
19	11	Rubens Barrichello	25.520	
20	22	Takuma Sato		25.544	
21	18	Tiago Monteiro		25.567	
22	23	Yuji Ide		25.798

Code: 
[b]Sector 2 [/b]
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Time[/b]
1	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	30.845	
2	1	Fernando Alonso		30.892	
3	5	Michael Schumacher	30.894	
4	12	Jenson Button		31.087	
5	7	Ralf Schumacher		31.118	
6	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	31.209	
7	10	Nico Rosberg		31.243	
8	8	Jarno Trulli		31.265	
9	3	Kimi Räikkönen		31.292	
10	17	Jacques Villeneuve	31.345	
11	15	Christian Klien		31.394	
12	9	Mark Webber		31.451	
13	16	Nick Heidfeld		31.572	
14	11	Rubens Barrichello	31.628	
15	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	31.673	
16	14	David Coulthard		31.678	
17	19	Christijan Albers	31.762	
18	21	Scott Speed		31.981	
19	6	Felipe Massa		32.040	
20	18	Tiago Monteiro		32.066	
21	22	Takuma Sato		32.729	
22	23	Yuji Ide		33.646

Code: 
[b]Sector 3 [/b]
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Time[/b]
1	5	Michael Schumacher	38.421	
2	12	Jenson Button		38.471	
3	1	Fernando Alonso		38.499	
4	3	Kimi Räikkönen		38.575	
5	15	Christian Klien		38.617	
6	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	38.646	
7	7	Ralf Schumacher		38.781	
8	14	David Coulthard		38.872	
9	10	Nico Rosberg		38.905	
10	17	Jacques Villeneuve	39.181	
11	9	Mark Webber		39.194	
12	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	39.206	
13	8	Jarno Trulli		39.226	
14	16	Nick Heidfeld		39.248	
15	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	39.340	
16	6	Felipe Massa		39.502	
17	11	Rubens Barrichello	39.507	
18	21	Scott Speed		39.719	
19	19	Christijan Albers	39.964	
20	18	Tiago Monteiro		40.082	
21	22	Takuma Sato		40.139	
22	23	Yuji Ide		40.773

Speed Trap

Code: 
[b]Pos	No	Driver			Time		Speed[/b]
1	5	Michael Schumacher	11:40:19	294.5	
2	12	Jenson Button		11:57:41	292.4	
3	3	Kimi Räikkönen		11:39:23	291.4	
4	16	Nick Heidfeld		11:56:04	291.3	
5	1	Fernando Alonso		11:56:58	290.3	
6	9	Mark Webber		11:39:55	290.1	
7	14	David Coulthard		11:36:50	289.9	
8	6	Felipe Massa		11:33:31	289.8	
9	2	Giancarlo Fisichella	11:16:41	289.4	
10	8	Jarno Trulli		11:39:17	288.8	
11	15	Christian Klien		11:35:18	287.3	
12	17	Jacques Villeneuve	11:54:53	287.2	
13	4	Juan Pablo Montoya	11:54:20	287.0	
14	22	Takuma Sato		11:16:40	286.3	
15	19	Christijan Albers	11:36:44	284.6	
16	11	Rubens Barrichello	11:51:55	284.4	
17	23	Yuji Ide		11:40:13	283.9	
18	20	Vitantonio Liuzzi	11:38:49	283.5	
19	10	Nico Rosberg		11:37:35	283.4	
20	21	Scott Speed		11:16:24	282.9	
21	18	Tiago Monteiro		11:52:45	282.9	
22	7	Ralf Schumacher		11:25:24	282.2
 
People with engine changes who are getting a penalty:
Massa
Villeneuve
Coulthard
Barrichello

From what I've heard - M.Schumacher will have his engine changed.
 
Just spoke to a mate @ Ferrari...

Shumacher has had an engine change between the free practice this morning and qualifying.

Best he can get is 11th...

75% failure rate from Ferrari...but there's "no problem"... hmmm....
 
What do three Ferrari’s two Honda’s one BMW and one Renault all have in common?

What do three Ferrari’s two Honda’s one BMW and one Renault all have in common?

They all need to be changed in their respective chassis before tomorrow afternoon’s Malaysian Grand Prix and all bar two of them will face a ten place grid demotion as a result.

Rubens Barrichello’s name has now been added to the ever lengthening list of drivers needing an engine change before qualifying even gets underway here this afternoon, ironic when it was the Mercedes powerplants constantly failing in winter testing.

However, things could still change in that department before the day is through with Toyota and Cosworth also still running in fine form at this stage of the weekend.

List of changed engines:

Michael Schumacher - Ferrari V8
Felipe Massa - Ferrari V8
David Coulthard - Ferrari V8
Jacques Villeneuve - BMW V8
Giancarlo Fisichella - Renault V8
Rubens Barrichello - Honda V8
Yuji Ide - Honda V8

Ide and Villeneuve will not be penalized however as both men failed to finish the Bahrain Grand Prix due to circumstances beyond their control.
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Gascoyne splits his time

Attempts to locate Mike Gascoyne on the Toyota pit wall failed on Friday because the technical director was still at team HQ in Cologne.

With the Japanese owned team in crisis after the nightmarish Bahrain opener, Briton Gascoyne opted to fly back to Europe and planned to arrive in Malaysia on Saturday.

“He stayed (in Germany) an extra two days just to keep the pressure on,” Toyota president John Howett explained, “and look for further improvements.”

Jarno Trulli and Ralf Schumacher look a little quicker at Sepang, but that is probably more to do with the warmer weather than a real improvement in the way the car deals with its Bridgestones.
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Willis rejects Friday 'test day' idea

With only a handful of Malaysian die-hards speckling the grandstands on Friday, it has been suggested that the opening day at a Grand Prix should be devoted to free testing.

Red Bull's Christian Horner told the Telegraph newspaper that combining testing and a grand prix could save money and give paying spectators something to watch on Friday. “(The current situation is) ridiculous,” he slammed.

But Honda's technical director, Geoff Williams, played down the case for doing away with an increasingly meaningless practice day.

“Part of the reason why a lot of the drivers don't go out,” he said at Sepang, “is because the conditions are not really useful (on the dusty opening day).”
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Briatore calms 'all-Finn' rumour for 2007

Flavio Briatore backed away from a double-whammy of driver speculation in the scorching Sepang paddock.

The Renault chief was faced with gossip that Kimi Raikkonen could be signed to replace Fernando Alonso next year, with Giancarlo Fisichella possibly also moved aside to clear the seat for another Finn, Heikki Kovalainen.

“This is the second race out of 18,” Briatore marvelled, “so are we going to talk about it for 16 more?”

In his near-impenetrable accent, the Italian added: “At the moment I do not know. Anyway, I do not want to talk about this.”
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M.Schumacher comes out on track

Current positions with 9:00 remaining

R.Schumacher
Fisichella
Alonso
Speed
Coulthard
Klien
Trulli
Albers
Monteiro
Sato
Ide
 
With 3 mins remaining

Montoya
Raikkonen
Button
Massa
Rosberg
R.Schumacher
Webber
Villeneuve
Fisichella
Alonso
Trulli
Heidfeld
M.Schumacher
Barrichello
Speed
Coulthard
Klien
Liuzzi
Monteiro
Albers
Sato
Ide
 
rpstewart said:
I see Ferrari are running a new front wing - gone is the daft wee flap under the centre section and it's replaced by a full width flap between the nose and the front of the end plates.
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It's an interesting idea - especially when you see how much it moves..

It's not adding much in the way of downforce - it's mainly more of a flow conditioner.
 
Code: 
[b]Driver			Session 1	Session 2	Session 3[/b]
Montoya			1:34.536
Raikkonen		1:34.667
Coulthard		1:34.839
Button			1:35.023
Massa			1:35.091
Rosberg			1:35.105
Klien			1:35.171
R.Schumacher		1:35.214
Webber			1:35.252
Villeneuve		1:35.391
Fisichella		1:35.488
ALonso			1:35.514
Trulli			1:35.517
Barrichello		1:35.526
Heidfeld		1:35.588
M.Schumacher		1:35.810

POSITIONS SET AFTER SESSION 1

[b]Pos	Driver			Session 1	Session 2	Session 3[/b]

17	Speed			1:36.297
18	Liuzzi			1:36.581
19	Albers			1:37.426
20	Monteiro		1:37.819
21	Sato			1:39.011
22	Ide			1:40.720
 
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