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[Hanwombat]

I can see a few new bits and bobs on the Ferrari as well. Sadly for it, they aren't hidden too well, so the car looks pretty yuck.

For some reason I noticed that snorkle design and missed all the other's, it was not intentional.

No worries. Nor did I think it was intentional.

Is it me or does the Ferrari in that picture look super-imposed?

No that you mention it, it does look superimposed. There are no shadows, the car does not look as though it is on the ground properly etc.

It look as if the ferrari has been cut from another photo and placed on this photograph, it is far too imposed, and does not look real

[bud]

thats the flash from the camera at work

[KyrosV]

Ferrari wasnt there! its a conspiracy!

[AKR]

MASSA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CAMPIONE FUTURO IO SPERO MOLTISSIMO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is it me or does the Ferrari in that picture look super-imposed?

I am seeing the same thing as you. The car doesn't look like it is really there. It looks like someone has done a cut, paste, edit job?????

[bud]

its because of multiple light sources, you can see the glow the camera flash created

[Mikep99]

[bud]

[7UpJordan]

The cars look so much better and cleaner with some of that aerodynamic junk chopped off, especially the BMW.

[McLaren Fan]

Pos Driver Team Time Laps
1. Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes (B) 1:22.967 97
2. Raikkonen Ferrari (B) 1:23.371 79
3. Fisichella Force India-Ferrari (B) 1:23.632 114
4. Nakajima Williams-Toyota (B) 1:23.634 99
5. Coulthard Red Bull-Renault (B) 1:23.737 120
6. Alonso Renault (B) 1:23.820 80
7. Bourdais Toro Rosso-Ferrari (B) 1:23.865 77
8. Glock Toyota (B) 1:23.897 79
9. Kubica BMW-Sauber (B) 1:24.089 57
10. Button Honda (B) 1:24.321 96

[Denthúl]

I have to say, the Toyota seems to have become the best-looking car (in terms of bodywork) nowadays.

Also, Force India are looking very fast here at Monza. The possibility of them getting out of Q1 is looking like a possibility here, especially if Red Bull and Renault have issues again due to their engines. Honda are almost certainly going to be filling the back rows out

[f1ea]

I have to say, the Toyota seems to have become the best-looking car (in terms of bodywork) nowadays.

I was going to say the same thing.

Anyways... Lewis is fastest of the 2 days and the only guy below 1m 23s. So hope Monza 08 is not a whipping like 07
But with the low d/f (meaning mechanical grip is all that's left) and the kerbs... has to be Mclaren. At Spa however, Massa will win.

[McLaren Fan]

But with the low d/f (meaning mechanical grip is all that's left) and the kerbs... has to be Mclaren.

Yeah, just like the Monaco and Hungarian Grands Prix. I'm predicting nothing. I will, however, go as far to repeat that nothing gives me more pleasure to see in motorsport than McLaren winning at Monza.

[texasmr2]

But with the low d/f (meaning mechanical grip is all that's left) and the kerbs... has to be Mclaren.

I will, however, go as far to repeat that nothing gives me more pleasure to see in motorsport than McLaren winning at Monza.

Where is the 'knife through the heart' smilie??

[McLaren Fan]

But with the low d/f (meaning mechanical grip is all that's left) and the kerbs... has to be Mclaren.

I will, however, go as far to repeat that nothing gives me more pleasure to see in motorsport than McLaren winning at Monza.

Where is the 'knife through the heart' smilie??

I don't know, but I found this image on Google:

[f1ea]

[quote="McLaren Fan] Yeah, just like the Monaco and Hungarian Grands Prix. [/quote]

No, it's not so alike. Monaco and Hungary are high d/f.
by the way... what's the plural of Grand Prix?? Grand Prixae ??

I'm predicting nothing. I will, however, go as far to repeat that nothing gives me more pleasure to see in motorsport than McLaren winning at Monza.

Yeah, this yr's been kinda futile to predict, even the strategies have been interesting and at times surprising... and the practice times mean next to nothing... But still, I guess the only trend has been that Mclaren has been pretty decent and competitive all around, while Ferrari has shown weaknesses in some tracks and dominance in others (luck and specific mistakes aside).

Anyway.. i'll be bold and say Massa for Spa, Singapore and Brazil. Lewis for Monza. The rest is up for grabs.