Category: Formel 1 Forum

hello you…. what do you think of the new rules??? ok ……. you want to throw shumi from the throne,… but most of what the new rules bring, maybe helps him even more …….. ferrari is a good car, because you don’t need so much, un schumi un barri. are good drivers,…. if you don’t allow everything soon I think it harms the worse drivers rather! what is really good is the new point system! for the places one to eight (10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1) instead of bi Sher for the ranks one to six (10-6-4-3-2-1) to be awarded, … in any case more un longer tension (not like last year’s with the qualification I find actually weakness! …. 1round you have on Friday un Saturday, and woe you have a wackler in there… …. …. that the radio has not been taken away wonders me yes always means the Schumi so would have to get along without his technical brain … but that wouldn’t just shumi not help well you have to look what the reg Is it possible for you to write in your opinion here greeting Micah?

You think Schumacher duo is the best. I wouldn’t say so. I’m investing that we are Germans and have to support Germans. But if we were a little objective, we could agree that Montoya seems to be the best driver of the F1. Think about it and give your opinion.

I’m curious if RedBull will continue to be as dominant as in the first race or if Mercedes has found something in the 3 weeks. But I’m really looking forward to the fights in the midfield and on PER. At MAZ you could make bets on whether he can survive the first round.

Hi! I had to get annoyed again at the F1 GP (Barcelona). Nick drives into the box at a closed pit lane and gets a penalty. Ok, you can live with it. That’s the rules that don’t count for all the teams. Kimi drives in a sector where yellow is signaled a best time and nobody cares. That’s what the co-comentator and co-comentator (Peter Sauber) noticed on SF2. The rules are clear, under yellow is to go off the gas. If the McLaren, BMW, Renault or whoever made it, but it would have been fines. Ferrari can afford to do anything.

Hello people! I would have liked to know your opinion on this topic: I personally consider Niki Lauda as so-called “professional advisor” at RTL absolutely unnecessary. For example, his remarks about the last race: There came such remarks as “……Mercedes must now make a giant leap forward”.No, I didn’t think so now.Or how he now beats Hamilton is in my opinion absolutely inappropriate.The Hamilton a number of mistakes I assume that the spectator has eyes in his head, he could probably see for himself. Furthermore, with Christian Danner there is already an ex-professional in the cabin. And that the good Niki is of course often quoted by the press, I mean now especially the famous day-time with the 4 letters, is meanwhile also standard.

Hi, it’s hardly more crazy than I am currently looking at the points in Formula 1 KLick it’s more exciting to imagine… 1 L. Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 48 2nd F. Massa Ferrari 48 3rd K. Räikkönen Ferrari 48 4th R. Kubica BMW-Clean 46 5th N. Heidfeld BMW-Clean 36 What is your forecast and who will it end up??? I think an unforeseeable season is the best thing that could happen to the Formula 1 mfg Andy

So, the season is around and everyone is discussing who really was the best driver now. I would be interested in which driver you think was the worst. I am between Kovalainen and Kimi, Kova has never been able to get the full speed out of the McL, Kimi has always added unnecessary driving errors. But I finally decide for Kovalainen, because he is really very beaten down as a World Cup seventh. If he doesn’t increase, the next Saiso I guess he’s his last one on Mercedes.

I know that I’m probably being ridiculed in the worst possible way and yet I want to ask the question as a newcomer in the forum: Do you keep the Formula 1 or in general motor sport as a sport? I’m always extremely skeptical about that. Of course, the drivers have to have something physically and conditionally on the box, but I’m convinced that far more than 50% of the success or non-success is not dependent on the driver. I also think it’s good that sports on motoris In the case of the Olympic Games, the shooting is annoying. One has to say, too, that a Schumi can’t beat Lamborghini in the VW Golf, can’t he?

Well, for a new one, who’s going to race this time, who’s the loser…. Will williams really come out of the cellar? Will Ferrari be at the front? Or will everything stay with the old, questions about questions And Kimi had a slip again *gg*http://www.f1total.com/news/05/081901.shtml I find that makes him more sympathetic, as silently vegetate, like the other pilots….

Did you notice that Nick is starting to dominate the Kubica? I think that Kubica is quite obvious, that he was better in the first races than Heidfeld – but that was due to the fact that he was just lucky in qualifying, the car came to him from the driving style – and Heidfeld had problems. Now that Heidfeld finally gets the car to move properly in the quali and get the tyres to temperature you can already see how Heidfeld starts driving the Kubica up and off. What do you think – how long will Kubica stay with BMW? I say, longer than until the end of the season you don’t stop him – the man just has no potential anymore, is too old etc. Someone like that won’t ever be at all – there he sits in a top car and then he messes up the races so… The best example was the Silverstone GP – just like Nick dominated the Kubica … I’m curious about your answers!