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What's Burning? wrote:Doesn't Europe go on vacation during the month of August?Thats France, Italy, Greece etc. Everything and everyone stops working. They even do it in the afternoons as well.
andrew wrote:Vlad is done with this forum and is happy where he is last time I heard from him. Our loss.I wouldn't take it so hard, it's the nature of the internet in general and forums specifically, people come and go, sometimes inexplicably or for reason only they fully understand, nothing is really lost or gained, simply rearranged.
What's Burning? wrote:Doesn't Europe go on vacation during the month of August?Pretty much!! Which can be d.a.r.n.e.d annoying, if you're a tourist!!
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!andrew wrote:Vlad is done with this forum and is happy where he is last time I heard from him. Our loss.Really? I don't feel a loss, plenty of cool people on this forum and its as good as ever.
The contentious Turn 10 chicane at the Marina Bay Street Circuit has been replaced with a flowing left-hand corner this season, according to the F1 Racing magazine.
Dubbed the 'Singapore Sling', the section has consistently raised concerns since the circuit joined the calendar in 2008, with various drivers being launched into the air.
In addition, minor resurfacing is going ahead between Turns 1-3, 5-8 and along Esplanade Drive in a bid to reduce the bumps experienced in previous seasons.
The Singapore Grand Prix takes place on the weekend of September 20-22.
Nin-Chin wrote:Though this isn't Spa I found thisThat's a good move. I remember Raikkonen and Kobayashi wrecking their cars there in previous years, and I'm sure there must have been many others.The contentious Turn 10 chicane at the Marina Bay Street Circuit has been replaced with a flowing left-hand corner this season, according to the F1 Racing magazine.
Dubbed the 'Singapore Sling', the section has consistently raised concerns since the circuit joined the calendar in 2008, with various drivers being launched into the air.
In addition, minor resurfacing is going ahead between Turns 1-3, 5-8 and along Esplanade Drive in a bid to reduce the bumps experienced in previous seasons.
The Singapore Grand Prix takes place on the weekend of September 20-22.
The FIA has confirmed that two DRS zones will be in place for the forthcoming Belgian Grand Prix, continuing a pattern that has been set for much of the 2013 campaign.I knew this would happen,la di da,let me pass down the pit straight,damn he passed me,lets nail down the kemmel straight,and again.
The first zone, retained from previous visits to the venue, is situated on the run down to Eau Rouge, with the activation point coming at the start of the Kemmel Straight.
Unlike last year, drivers will have already had the chance to close in on their rivals prior to this, with the second zone located along the start/finish straight, following a detection point just before the Bus Stop chicane.
Nin-Chin wrote:The Kemmel straight is AFTER Eau Rouge, let the zone is BEFORE Eau Rouge according to thatThe first zone, retained from previous visits to the venue, is situated on the run down to Eau Rouge, with the activation point coming at the start of the Kemmel Straight.
Ferrari man 009 wrote:The first zone description doesnt make any sense.Tell that to Mark WebberNin-Chin wrote:Guessing its between Kemmel and Les Combes, since Eau Rouge isnt a passing area.The first zone, retained from previous visits to the venue, is situated on the run down to Eau Rouge, with the activation point coming at the start of the Kemmel Straight.
Nin-Chin wrote:2 DRS zones at Spa? NOT NEEDED.The FIA has confirmed that two DRS zones will be in place for the forthcoming Belgian Grand Prix, continuing a pattern that has been set for much of the 2013 campaign.I knew this would happen,la di da,let me pass down the pit straight,damn he passed me,lets nail down the kemmel straight,and again.
The first zone, retained from previous visits to the venue, is situated on the run down to Eau Rouge, with the activation point coming at the start of the Kemmel Straight.
Unlike last year, drivers will have already had the chance to close in on their rivals prior to this, with the second zone located along the start/finish straight, following a detection point just before the Bus Stop chicane.
Ichabod wrote:I was thinking that myself, it was a brilliant pass. I seem to remember a couple of others there too .... Lewis, and maybe Alonso too.Ferrari man 009 wrote:The first zone description doesnt make any sense.Tell that to Mark WebberNin-Chin wrote:Guessing its between Kemmel and Les Combes, since Eau Rouge isnt a passing area.The first zone, retained from previous visits to the venue, is situated on the run down to Eau Rouge, with the activation point coming at the start of the Kemmel Straight.
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