F1 GP of Japan
Oct 7th 2006, 4:39 pm
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F1 GP of Japan
1.30am et Sunday .......... get up early or go to bed late .... Channel 607 on direct TV
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Oct 7th 2006, 6:25 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
1.30am et Sunday .......... get up early or go to bed late .... Channel 607 on direct TV
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
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Oct 7th 2006, 7:45 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by DollyLlama
Is it not 12.30 am ET? it is on speed tv here 10.30 pm mountain time.
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Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
1.30am et Sunday .......... get up early or go to bed late .... Channel 607 on direct TV
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
)Roll on retirement and an 8th Championship for a certain German methinks
Oct 7th 2006, 7:47 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Paul S
yep me tivo says 12.30 eastern (at which point I'll be pushing back the )
don't forget F1 vunderkid Scott 'yes i really am only here as the token merikan cos Bernie wants me here for promotional purposes' Speed (thats an oxy-moron if ever i saw one) qualified in a high 19'th (but only cos he got bad traffic behind Button in Q1 )
Roll on retirement and an 8th Championship for a certain German methinks
)don't forget F1 vunderkid Scott 'yes i really am only here as the token merikan cos Bernie wants me here for promotional purposes' Speed (thats an oxy-moron if ever i saw one) qualified in a high 19'th (but only cos he got bad traffic behind Button in Q1
)Roll on retirement and an 8th Championship for a certain German methinks
Oct 7th 2006, 8:22 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by DollyLlama
At least he was ahead of that waste of space Sato
just
Oct 7th 2006, 9:49 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
1.30am et Sunday .......... get up early or go to bed late .... Channel 607 on direct TV
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Grid ..... Massa, Schumi, his brother Ralf, Truli, Alonso, Fishicella, Button, Barrachello. ............. can't remember the rest.
Lets wish Alonso well
Oct 7th 2006, 9:51 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by anabella
Lets wish Alonso well
Just reading your posts about your lost passport.......hope it all works out okay for you!Alonso is becoming a bit of a whiner though
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Oct 8th 2006, 2:02 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
WELL, WELL, WELL 
What a end to the season ? .... Schumi blows his engine up and now it all depends on the final race in Brazil.
What a end to the season ? .... Schumi blows his engine up and now it all depends on the final race in Brazil.
Oct 8th 2006, 2:11 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
WELL, WELL, WELL
What a end to the season ? .... Schumi blows his engine up and now it all depends on the final race in Brazil.
What a end to the season ? .... Schumi blows his engine up and now it all depends on the final race in Brazil.
My good wishes worked!
I wonder what would happen if Alonso doesn't finish and Schumi wins in Brazil.. then they'd have equal points. Maybe they'd look at who's won more races like in football? I don't remember this happening before. The F1 has been so dominated for Schumacher in recent years..
Alonso only needs to finish within the first 8 to be crowned champion again. Go Alonso!
Oct 8th 2006, 2:20 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by anabella
My good wishes worked!
I wonder what would happen if Alonso doesn't finish and Schumi wins in Brazil.. then they'd have equal points. Maybe they'd look at who's won more races like in football? I don't remember this happening before. The F1 has been so dominated for Schumacher in recent years..
Alonso only needs to finish within the first 8 to be crowned champion again. Go Alonso!
I wonder what would happen if Alonso doesn't finish and Schumi wins in Brazil.. then they'd have equal points. Maybe they'd look at who's won more races like in football? I don't remember this happening before. The F1 has been so dominated for Schumacher in recent years..
Alonso only needs to finish within the first 8 to be crowned champion again. Go Alonso!
Oct 8th 2006, 2:49 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
As it happens I find myself rooting for the German 
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
Oct 8th 2006, 2:54 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
As it happens I find myself rooting for the German
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
Don't be so hard on Alonso. He'd been leading the championship the whole season until then. Anybody would have been dissapointed
Oct 8th 2006, 3:00 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by anabella
Don't be so hard on Alonso. He'd been leading the championship the whole season until then. Anybody would have been dissapointed
When asked by Speed channel if he thought 'The big man upstairs was looking out for renault' he replied.
"We don't need the big man upstairs anymore ..... we have this sown up without his help"
Oct 8th 2006, 4:10 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by Patrick Hasler
As it happens I find myself rooting for the German
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
I hate the guy but Alonso showed such bad sportsmanship when he lost in China he deserves to loose.
Alonso has been a bit of a whiner lately........
Oct 8th 2006, 4:27 pm
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Re: F1 GP of Japan
Originally Posted by DollyLlama
Yes, i was rooting for Michael, it would be nice for him to go out on top.
Alonso has been a bit of a whiner lately........
Alonso has been a bit of a whiner lately........
I really admired him for a long time but eventually he bored me and now I am looking forward to seeing him go. I hope that he doesn't win again, he's won more than enough times.
As for Alonso, he is a genuinely nice guy, with a very leveled head and able to keep calm under pressure. He has had a very tough year as he had already announced that he would be leaving his tem after this season; this lead to not counting with the support of his team or team-mate and eventually he has turned a bit bitter and resentful. I cannot blame him for it.