german grand prix

Postby **schumi** » 30 Jul 06, 13:58

well it's fair to say that was a bit easy for the Ferraris, makes the rest of the season interesting. How many ad breaks did utv have i lost count it's like watching highlights with them. How come during a football match nobody goes to ads except at half time. utv are taking the piss

Postby **Selcouth_Feline** » 30 Jul 06, 14:31

ITV's pre-race pit walk was the funniest one I've seen in a long time!

Well done Schumi - my money's on you to win the Championship. Soo....what's happened to Alonso? Hands up who think it was the car that won last year's championship rather than the driver

Renault keep b*tching and making snide comments about Michelin - if they were really that bad, how come Kimi managed to end up third? Great drive from Kimi - even though there was another fantastic stuff-up by Mclaren AGAIN. I felt really sorry for Webber as well

Great drive, shame it ended the way it did.

Let's hope Ferrari keep on with their winning ways!

Postby **schumi** » 30 Jul 06, 14:39

has to be said Alonso really looked shaken after the race trying to convince the world all is well and calm at Renault. I wouldn't write him off yet but it sure does make the rest of the season very exciting. Kimi showed again he's the real deal where ever he goes next he'll be a force

Postby **Selcouth_Feline** » 30 Jul 06, 15:01

I thought what Ross Braun said yesterday was interesting - I can't remember his exact words but it was something like they didn't want to upset the balance with next years driver annoucements...sounds to me like there are going to be some big changes, so my money's on having Kimi driving for Ferrari next year. However, with Massa doing so well recently, maybe they may think twice about changing their line-up.

Postby **schumi** » 30 Jul 06, 15:21

yea but Massa is hardly Kimi? maybe MS has already made a decision? he's already a legend what has he got left to prove

Postby **Marco** » 30 Jul 06, 15:54

schumi wrote:yea but Massa is hardly Kimi? maybe MS has already made a decision? he's already a legend what has he got left to prove

10 World Championships?

Postby **certom** » 30 Jul 06, 16:05

WWWWWWOOOOOOOOWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

SCHUMI AND FERRARI 2006 FORMULA 1 WORLD CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby **schumi** » 30 Jul 06, 16:30

10 world championships i like the sound of that, yea it really does fit

Postby **darwin dali** » 30 Jul 06, 20:05

Hold on... let him first win this one, okay?

Postby **Stephen** » 30 Jul 06, 20:43

darwin_dali wrote:Hold on... let him first win this one, okay?

Think he'll do it darwin? More to the point, are we going to see Kimi with Michael next year - it's giving me sleepless nights just at the prospect! :roll:

Postby **darwin dali** » 30 Jul 06, 20:51

Yes, he'll do it for sure.
Doubt the pairing of KR and MS - FM is the better numero due.
Poor chap - sleepless nights about a man? What's wrong with you? I only have sleepless nights about girls

Postby **neil** » 31 Jul 06, 07:14

How gracious of the cheating red baron to thank Massa. And he's starting to look wierd, nearly time for a monocle methinks

Postby **Stephen** » 31 Jul 06, 08:49

neil wrote:How gracious of the cheating red baron to thank Massa. And he's starting to look wierd, nearly time for a monocle methinks

PMSL!

Anyway, anyone else think it odd that Midland F1 are excluded from the results for bendy wings when Ferrari weren't earlier in the year?! :roll:

Postby **darwin dali** » 31 Jul 06, 13:22

rules got clarified, thus they violated the rules, thus they got excluded.

Postby **Stephen** » 31 Jul 06, 13:28

darwin_dali wrote:rules got clarified, thus they violated the rules, thus they got excluded.

As I understood the rules, flexy wings are allowed now...hence why all teams went and implemented them? Anyway, whats the FIAs thoughts on Renault and their dampeners - are they banned, or aren't they?