f1 part 2

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f1 part 2

Postby Craig. » Wed Jun 20, 2007 9:41 am

Okay some more.
I liked this shot in full size, doesn't come across to good here, but the darkness is offset by the light reflecting off it.
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Mclaren engine starting to go boom, went at maggots apparently brought the session to a halt.
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Timo Glock and the fun to watch bmw
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Kimi using the whole track and the grass at luffields
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Kimi and his stupidly gorgeous ferrari
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If you look carefully the ferrari's grown new ears infront of the driver
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby MWISimmer » Wed Jun 20, 2007 11:07 am

Marvellous.. wish I was there.
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby Craig. » Wed Jun 20, 2007 11:42 am

Thanks. I really do recommend it if you have the time. Next year should be the same.
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby Rifleman » Thu Jun 21, 2007 12:42 am

I'd be there in a flash if I was given the chance.....thanks for the look Craig !  :o   8-)
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby C » Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:35 am

Was this the session reported earlier in the week when lots of people turned up only to be disappointed that P de la R was driving the McLaren?

Nice selection of shots Craig, probably better than the last ones from last year...
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby Craig. » Fri Jun 22, 2007 2:20 pm

Indeed it was, I am guessing he was held up or something because they were saying on the commentary that they were still expecting him up till about 11:15. I didn't care to much, dont like Alonso personally and as I said elsewhere, in these sessions you could have shoved PDLR in the car with Alonso's helmet and nobody would have been able to tell the differance.
I'd have to say it was much better than last year, Ferrari and BMW being there mainly helping it. But it is a shame the new testing rules mean they can only bring 1 car to the tests.
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby beaky » Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:19 pm

Hmmm... didn't know those F1s were suitable for off-roading. ;D

Great shots- love that Ferarri!
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby Felix/FFDS » Sat Jun 23, 2007 11:10 am

OTher than the paint and decals, they all look to me like the same cars!  



Ahh.. would it not that they go back to the days when the drivers wer fat and the tires were skinny!  You cold tell a Ferrari-Lancia from a Mercedes; A Maserati 250F screaming around Monza....; then they had to go put the engines in the back and wings...

(Nice shots, though... I like these better than "magazine"  photos....)
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby C » Sat Jun 23, 2007 12:39 pm

OTher than the paint and decals, they all look to me like the same cars!  



Ahh.. would it not that they go back to the days when the drivers wer fat and the tires were skinny!  You cold tell a Ferrari-Lancia from a Mercedes; A Maserati 250F screaming around Monza....; then they had to go put the engines in the back and wings...

(Nice shots, though... I like these better than "magazine"  photos....)


Quite. The number of aero devices now sprouting from F1 cars are rediculous. Its about time they were regulated back to being only on the front and rear wings. Sadly the news this week is not good, with active-aero (speed variable devices) expected by the the turn of the decade. I would prefer a back to basics approach. Give them normal slicks back too, considering the grooved tyres we're brought in to "slow" cornering speeds...
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby BMan1113VR » Mon Jun 25, 2007 12:24 am

Beautiful shots Craig! Dare I ask what sort of camera you were using (I know first hand it is hard to capture fast moving cars without blur).
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby Craig. » Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:05 am

Hi Bman, nice to see you round these parts again..
Thanks, I used a canon 300d for these shots.
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Re: f1 part 2

Postby BMan1113VR » Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:34 pm

Hi Bman, nice to see you round these parts again..
Thanks, I am used canon 300d for these shots.

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