Interlagos - Brazilian Grand Prix 2009 - Race 16/17

TaKeN said:
This is going to make for an interesting race.. is it easy enough to change the Aero stuff for the Dry Conditions?

Brawns setup for yesterday was wet IIRC?

..and Yes. The 'Does Button win Debate' is entirely retarded. The person with the most points wins end of. We just seem to get a troll who appears each week and starts urinating everyone off each time ;)
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Button said the car was setup for dry
 
Flibster said:
Only because Italian drivers at Ferrari are notoriously bad. ;)

Let me think... Ummm.. Alberto Ascari, early 50's... Great driver - 2 world championships with Ferrari

Since then... errrr....
Errr....
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Hey come on, Ludovico Scarfiotti was alright, Bandini was pretty good, er... then there was er... Patrese, he showed up a lot didn't he? Always there, driving around relatively quickly even if he never made it into a Ferrari so we can forget him I suppose. Alboreto was alright ish?
And then there was The Next Big Thing Ivan Capelli.......
 
Latest weather:

Updated: 22 min 17 sec ago
24 °C
Mostly Cloudy
Humidity: 73%
Dew Point: 19 °C
Wind: 9 km/h / 2.6 m/s from the WSW
Pressure: 1015 hPa (Falling)
Visibility: 10.0 kilometers
UV: 7 out of 16
Clouds: Scattered Clouds 609 m
Mostly Cloudy 2133 m

Still a dry race.
 
Lopéz said:
Hey come on, Ludovico Scarfiotti was alright, Bandini was pretty good, er... then there was er... Patrese, he showed up a lot didn't he? Always there, driving around relatively quickly even if he never made it into a Ferrari so we can forget him I suppose. Alboreto was alright ish?
And then there was The Next Big Thing Ivan Capelli.......
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I think capelli gets a lot of unjust flak. He was pretty good until he joined ferrari and the ferrari was hardly a great car.

I read recently in f1 racing that the car lost HP throughout the year because it was so unreliable and him and jean raced different gearboxes.

The monocoque behind the seat was square because of the flat bottom chassis so he had to have his back resting on the seatbelt bolts each and every race.


He gave some awesome performances in the leyton house.
 
dannyjo22 said:
I think capelli gets a lot of unjust flak. He was pretty good until he joined ferrari and the ferrari was hardly a great car.

I read recently in f1 racing that the car lost HP throughout the year because it was so unreliable and him and jean raced different gearboxes.

The monocoque behind the seat was square because of the flat bottom chassis so he had to have his back resting on the seatbelt bolts each and every race.


He gave some awesome performances in the leyton house.
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Oh I agree, Capelli was a good driver who did an excellent job in the CG901, but his tenure at Ferrari was not one to be remembered - that F92A was a right bucket and he never really stood a chance.
 
I'd like to see RB win with style... and for Button to have an awesome drive to 3rd place, Webber 2nd. In reality? I expect Button to get 7th - if he survives the first lap!
 
clv101 said:
In reality? I expect Button to get 7th - if he survives the first lap!
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Yeh I gotta say your right there mate. The first lap is going to be horrible for him. I really expect him to drop places on the first lap, however I'm also confident he will work his way up the positions throughout the race :)
 
well I don't think Button is going to get any points and baring a lot of things Barri will win.

Forcast though: Webber,Barri, Truli, Button no where.
 
Hello all, im still waiting for someone to guess my "word beginning with P" :( ;) although there aren't any today :D
 
Rubens and Jenson are such cool guys. Refreshing to get get their honest human feedback in interviews. Nicest guys in F1 'for sure'.

If Rubens wins today I'll be really happy for him, deserves it. Even as a big Button fan, if Rubens takes the title I wouldn't be upset. Looking forward to these two last races :)
 
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