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F1 @ Indy

Postby Craig. » Mon Sep 29, 2003 6:56 am

simply put who watched it??
all i can say is what a race. although i am a little upset that schumacher didnt get the championship, i am glad he got the win, he prooved once again why he is the rain master and why he is a deserving world champion. poor poor montoya, how much more could have gone wrong for him.
this leaves what will be an interesting race at one of my fav races in japan,  i dont know why but i see something simmilar to the australian finish between hill and schumacher a few years back, with raikonnen needing a win and schumacher not needing any points if he doesnt, could we see him take out raikonnen like he did Hill a few years back(of course by "accident"::))
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Mr. Bones » Mon Sep 29, 2003 7:37 am

i didn't see the race, but i hope Raikonen becomes world champion cos i hate that damn german  >:(
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Redwing » Mon Sep 29, 2003 8:33 am

I watched it, thought it was a great race! Didn't think Schumacher would win it, as he started from 7th. Montoya had a terrible day....first he took out Barrichello, got a drive through penalty, and thereafter had a tough time keeping his car on the track. It was fun seeing them have to drive in that mess, figuring out tire strategies, etc. F1 beats NASCAR, CART, and all the other crap we have for racing over here. We need an American team and driver in F1!
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Mr. Bones » Mon Sep 29, 2003 9:59 am

F1 beats NASCAR, CART, and all the other crap we have for racing over here. We need an American team and driver in F1!


no no no  :-/ somtimes (read: most of the time) F1 is pretty boring!  ;)
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Craig. » Mon Sep 29, 2003 10:02 am

how do you figure that ken?
at least it involves alot more work than most nascar races, watching cars go round in a dead oval for god knows how many laps makes me dizzy:) the fact they have to bring out the saftey car for most accidents tends to take away from it aswell.
although in recent seasons F1 has been predictable its always been good,
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby ozzy72 » Mon Sep 29, 2003 10:09 am

As soon as the rain started, it was inevitable... Lately F1 has become a little dull.
I miss the good old days of Mansell, Senna and Prost, you never knew WHAT was going to happen! Now that was racing.

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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Craig. » Mon Sep 29, 2003 4:34 pm

alas the days of the greats has past. with cars becoming more advanced the drivers are becoming nothing more than a passenger.
i remember one race also where senna, actually got out of his car when he drove past an accident involving a friend of his, he just parked his car forgot about the race and went to help. saw this on a highlight thing a few years back, he ran over the track with cars coming past through smoke, now tell me drivers would do that these days
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby cub3pp » Tue Sep 30, 2003 4:52 pm

ok, shumacher should have been pentalized for passing panis, and im begining to think that ferrari isnt spending money on the car but, on FIA bribes(remember europe)

yes formula 1 has become more dull, but because the drivers have gotten used to the tracks and cars. when i look back at pre-90' the cars were changing all the time(and i want the 1000+hp turbo F-1s back). usually whenever the cars change dramaticly, things get intreresting. its that or we are at the beginning of the end of the great formula 1.oh, i almost forgot, this is the best explanation,SCHUMACHER WINS SO MUCH IT GIVES NO ONE ELSE A CHANCE TO WIN, SO F-1 HAS BECOME PREDICTABLE. i think he should just get it over with and win #6 and start his own team, and not race(all good drivers make bad team owners-alain prost, phenominal driver, horrible team owner)

ok lets get this strait----CART AND NASCAR DO NOT SUCK
nascar is exciting and offers people something you dont see anywhere else-bumpin and bangin on all kind of ovals. though i do admit- on tracks like talledega, you get real long streches of monotonous racing(pust me too sleep). CART, is probably faster than F-1 in a strait line because of the turbos, and they run on all kinds of tracks like street circuts, perminant road courses, superspeedways, and shorter ovals.  the only reason they dont compare to F-1 on road courses is because in CART, if you need a slightly different part, you modify it:in F-1 you just custom build a part.also in cart and nascar, you never know who will win(unlikeF-)NOW, please dont say anything about those two untill you know th facts.

we will get a F-1 driver in 05' probably-Townsend Bell.looks real good in F-3000.
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Redwing » Tue Sep 30, 2003 7:41 pm

ok lets get this strait----CART AND NASCAR DO NOT SUCK
nascar is exciting and offers people something you dont see anywhere else-bumpin and bangin on all kind of ovals. though i do admit- on tracks like talledega, you get real long streches of monotonous racing(pust me too sleep). CART, is probably faster than F-1 in a strait line because of the turbos, and they run on all kinds of tracks like street circuts, perminant road courses, superspeedways, and shorter ovals.  the only reason they dont compare to F-1 on road courses is because in CART, if you need a slightly different part, you modify it:in F-1 you just custom build a part.also in cart and nascar, you never know who will win(unlikeF-)NOW, please dont say anything about those two untill you know th facts.


I'm not sure about your "facts" Cub3pp; I merely expressed my own opinion about my preference for F1. I also think watching cars go around in circles is very boring.....never could get the attraction of that (but again, matter of opinion!). As for F1 vs. CART; I just like the F1 circuits better (Suzuka is my favorite).

ok, shumacher should have been pentalized for passing panis, and im begining to think that ferrari isnt spending money on the car but, on FIA bribes(remember europe)


I guess the race stewards didn't see it the same way you did. You should check out the F1-Live website..... you'll see some pretty fanatical debate about everything F1-related....teams, drivers, races, FIA, Bernie Ecclestone....ad nauseum. Of course there seems to be two major camps on their forums now....either pro or anti-Michael Schumacher. They've got numerous threads going now about MS passing Panis, (even with pictures posted). Funny how so many people can look at the same thing and disagree as to what happened!
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby cub3pp » Tue Sep 30, 2003 8:42 pm

yes i check f1live for race results and news, but i havent gotten involved in the forums because im afraid of more junk in my inbox.

i dont care if you like f-1 better, i was just making a point about CART. i mostely like cart because of the variety of circuts they run(especially street courses :D)

umm, maybe you should at least try watching NASCAR from bristol,darlington, or martinsville. very exciting. oh well i dont care, i just like to Open peoples minds, though it is hard to get some people hooked on nascar bacause they are afraid of looking like a hick like me :P
just kidding, actually i only watch about 5 NASCAR races a year, and the rest are champ cars, F-1, and sometimes IRL.

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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Craig. » Wed Oct 01, 2003 4:04 am

having watched all the big racing options, i can honestly say F1 is the only one i really like.
and why people get so pissed off at michael schumacher winning i dont know, he is simply the best of the best, if others cant beat him because of that, so what, find some better drivers and see if they have anymore luck. i can say with utter confidence that he could win a race in the worst car on the circuit because he is that good.
as for the panis incident, his rear wheels were past panis's rear wheels before he reached the yellow flags, add to that the real incident was still two corners away, he was perfectly in his rights to pass. also add into it the fact, he had the speed going into the area, that he couldnt just drop as it would have cost him places causing more chances for penaltys.
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby cub3pp » Fri Oct 03, 2003 4:10 pm

having watched all the big racing options, i can honestly say F1 is the only one i really like.
and why people get so pissed off at michael schumacher winning i dont know, he is simply the best of the best, if others cant beat him because of that, so what, find some better drivers and see if they have anymore luck. i can say with utter confidence that he could win a race in the worst car on the circuit because he is that good.
as for the panis incident, his rear wheels were past panis's rear wheels before he reached the yellow flags, add to that the real incident was still two corners away, he was perfectly in his rights to pass. also add into it the fact, he had the speed going into the area, that he couldnt just drop as it would have cost him places causing more chances for penaltys.

ok, if you think he could win in a 700hp car-ok whatever.
the fact of the matter is-kimi and montoya have proved they have the right stuff(although montoya has an impulse problem).and why hasnt schuacher ever won at an origional F-1 circut-monaco(nurumburg dont count), if you say he is as good as he is, he should overcome brigstone's tire problems there.
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Craig. » Fri Oct 03, 2003 4:25 pm

urmm schumacher has won monacco 5 times, that is an original circuit. face it, he is the best there is and will be for a long time. he prooved himself back 10 years ago in a Benetton Ford, infact name a circuit and i will garentee you he has won at least once:)
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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby C » Mon Oct 06, 2003 9:32 am

Schumacher is a great driver, but the reason some people find him annoying maybe what he's got away with in the past, such as the move that put Damon Hill out of the 94 Aussie GP, and won Schuey the championship, and the similar one on Villeneuve in 97, which thankfully didn't work as well...

I too wish F1 was a bit more like it was in the late 80's and early 90's, where team mates tended race each other (Prost, Senna), rather than lead an orderly procession...

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Re: F1 @ Indy

Postby Redwing » Tue Oct 07, 2003 8:32 am

ok, if you think he could win in a 700hp car-ok whatever.
the fact of the matter is-kimi and montoya have proved they have the right stuff(although montoya has an impulse problem).and why hasnt schuacher ever won at an origional F-1 circut-monaco(nurumburg dont count), if you say he is as good as he is, he should overcome brigstone's tire problems there.


Since MS is about to become WDC for the 6th time, I'd say he has managed to overcome the Bridgestone problem.
".....and why hasnt schuacher ever won at an origional F-1 circut-monaco(nurumburg dont count), if you say he is as good as he is....."

Hmmmm......how long have you been following F1 exactly? ??? ;)
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