| Fred Zaplitny | 03-31-2003 11:43 AM |
Interlagos Pics
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1. M. Schumacher
2. JPM
3. Kimmi
4. Rubens
5. DC
6. Panis
7. Trulli
8. Ralfie Boy
2. JPM
3. Kimmi
4. Rubens
5. DC
6. Panis
7. Trulli
8. Ralfie Boy
| meebs | 04-01-2003 01:35 AM |
1. Rubens (cry a little)
2. Kimi (... *adjust mic* ... ....*grap mic!!* ...)
3. DC ( i liek my jaw! let me dump another hot chick!)
4. JPM ( it sure does happen!)
5. That new kid at Renault ( i was in diapers when Panis was starting)
6. Trulli (really?)
7. Panis (i know what i'm doing)
8. JV (my best friend is Irv the serve)
DNF. MS (break something again and see what happens!) or (i liek to drive fast... let some one else grap onto my first corner tire!!!)
2. Kimi (... *adjust mic* ... ....*grap mic!!* ...)
3. DC ( i liek my jaw! let me dump another hot chick!)
4. JPM ( it sure does happen!)
5. That new kid at Renault ( i was in diapers when Panis was starting)
6. Trulli (really?)
7. Panis (i know what i'm doing)
8. JV (my best friend is Irv the serve)
DNF. MS (break something again and see what happens!) or (i liek to drive fast... let some one else grap onto my first corner tire!!!)
| jackwrx | 04-01-2003 01:53 PM |
So, where are the pics? Ok, I know you mean picks, but it I keep expecting someone to put some sort of picture in this thread.
By the way,
1. Schumy
2. Rubens
3. Kimi
4. JPM
5. DC
6. Button
7. Ralphy
8. Trulli
By the way,
1. Schumy
2. Rubens
3. Kimi
4. JPM
5. DC
6. Button
7. Ralphy
8. Trulli
| TimStevens | 04-01-2003 02:10 PM |
I was hoping for pics of the new resurfacing job!
But, short of that, here are my pic[b]K[/b]s ;)
1. MS - return to form
2. DC - me being optimistic
3. JPM - will keep a spare rear wing on hand for the start
4. Kimi - won't have much to say in the post-race interview
5. Rubens - won't have much to say either
6. Ralph - will imagine the cars ahead of him are being driven by the media
7. Button - will claim he 0wn3d JV
8. Panis - fuel pump will fail again, but he'll push the car to the last points position ;)
-tim
But, short of that, here are my pic[b]K[/b]s ;)
1. MS - return to form
2. DC - me being optimistic
3. JPM - will keep a spare rear wing on hand for the start
4. Kimi - won't have much to say in the post-race interview
5. Rubens - won't have much to say either
6. Ralph - will imagine the cars ahead of him are being driven by the media
7. Button - will claim he 0wn3d JV
8. Panis - fuel pump will fail again, but he'll push the car to the last points position ;)
-tim
| grandpa rex | 04-01-2003 02:18 PM |
Fred, I am stunned. Here are my picks:
1. JPM
2. RB
3. DC
4. Ralfie
5. Frentzen
6. Alonso
7. Raikkonen
8. Jackie Newtown
1. JPM
2. RB
3. DC
4. Ralfie
5. Frentzen
6. Alonso
7. Raikkonen
8. Jackie Newtown
| TimStevens | 04-01-2003 02:20 PM |
Here's a pic, from the GP Brasil website:
[img]http://www.gpbrasil.com/sitenovoIN/imagens/main01.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.gpbrasil.com/sitenovoIN/imagens/main01.jpg[/img]
| Fred Zaplitny | 04-01-2003 03:09 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by grandpa rex [/i]
[B]Fred, I am stunned. Here are my picks:
1. JPM
2. RB
3. DC
4. Ralfie
5. Frentzen
6. Alonso
7. Raikkonen
8. Jackie Newtown [/B][/QUOTE]
Yeah, I know but I just got this gut feeling Schuey's going to win.
[B]Fred, I am stunned. Here are my picks:
1. JPM
2. RB
3. DC
4. Ralfie
5. Frentzen
6. Alonso
7. Raikkonen
8. Jackie Newtown [/B][/QUOTE]
Yeah, I know but I just got this gut feeling Schuey's going to win.
| OnTheGas | 04-02-2003 06:23 PM |
Fred Picks Michael!
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by grandpa rex [/i]
[B]Fred, I am stunned.[/B][/QUOTE]Me too! I admire your irrational exuberance for Mr. Montoya... mainly because I'm a big fan of that man myself.
So here are my (unsentimental) picks:[list=1][*]Michael - He is still faster[*]Rubens - He's fast, and his car is faster[*]Kimi - The Iceman doesn't melt[*]David[*]Juan Pablo - He took it to Michael at this track twice before[*]Ralfie - He will wake up in Brazil[*]Fernando - Fast kid in a fast car[*]Jarno[/list]
[B]Fred, I am stunned.[/B][/QUOTE]Me too! I admire your irrational exuberance for Mr. Montoya... mainly because I'm a big fan of that man myself.
So here are my (unsentimental) picks:[list=1][*]Michael - He is still faster[*]Rubens - He's fast, and his car is faster[*]Kimi - The Iceman doesn't melt[*]David[*]Juan Pablo - He took it to Michael at this track twice before[*]Ralfie - He will wake up in Brazil[*]Fernando - Fast kid in a fast car[*]Jarno[/list]
| gtguy | 04-02-2003 06:28 PM |
Caught out by a misspelling...
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1. MS (no way they're going to screw up again)
2. KR (I think Kimi likes the podium)
3. RS (paranoia does wonderful things to a driver)
4. RB (fine no. 2, but no match for fired up opponents, even at home)
5. DC (continuing his right place, right time habits)
6. JPM (this might seen low for him but I think he'll hose up at some point...sorry Fred Z.)
7. Frentzen (Sauber is due)
8. Alonso (the Renault is a good car, but horsepower deficient)
Meanwhile, check out AutoSport's latest.
Kevin
Schu Jr gets Williams wake-up call
Ralf under pressure to perform on eve of Brazilian GP
Ralf is under pressure, according to newspaper reports
British tabloid newspaper, The Sun, has reported that Ralf Schumacher has been sent a letter from his bosses at the WilliamsF1 team telling him that they are not happy with his performances so far this year.
Schumacher has qualified poorly in the opening two grands prix of the season, but raced to points scoring finishes in both events, including a fourth place finish in Malaysia. He lies eighth in the world championship, however, while team-mate Juan Pablo Montoya is third.
Team principal Frank Williams and technical director Patrick Head are understood to have penned the letter, which says they feel that the German has not been driving to his full potential. Ralf went someway to answering his critics in testing in Barcelona last week when he topped the times on two of the four days.
Head, meanwhile, believes the team has made significant progress in recent weeks with its new FW25 chassis.
"What has really made a difference is a new front wing, which seems to work quite well," he said. "And for the first time we were running the new rear suspension that was always intended for the car, in place of the interim system we have had to use since the FW25 was launched. I think that Brazil should suit our car, and hopefully we will have a less bitty race than we had in Malaysia."
2. KR (I think Kimi likes the podium)
3. RS (paranoia does wonderful things to a driver)
4. RB (fine no. 2, but no match for fired up opponents, even at home)
5. DC (continuing his right place, right time habits)
6. JPM (this might seen low for him but I think he'll hose up at some point...sorry Fred Z.)
7. Frentzen (Sauber is due)
8. Alonso (the Renault is a good car, but horsepower deficient)
Meanwhile, check out AutoSport's latest.
Kevin
Schu Jr gets Williams wake-up call
Ralf under pressure to perform on eve of Brazilian GP
Ralf is under pressure, according to newspaper reports
British tabloid newspaper, The Sun, has reported that Ralf Schumacher has been sent a letter from his bosses at the WilliamsF1 team telling him that they are not happy with his performances so far this year.
Schumacher has qualified poorly in the opening two grands prix of the season, but raced to points scoring finishes in both events, including a fourth place finish in Malaysia. He lies eighth in the world championship, however, while team-mate Juan Pablo Montoya is third.
Team principal Frank Williams and technical director Patrick Head are understood to have penned the letter, which says they feel that the German has not been driving to his full potential. Ralf went someway to answering his critics in testing in Barcelona last week when he topped the times on two of the four days.
Head, meanwhile, believes the team has made significant progress in recent weeks with its new FW25 chassis.
"What has really made a difference is a new front wing, which seems to work quite well," he said. "And for the first time we were running the new rear suspension that was always intended for the car, in place of the interim system we have had to use since the FW25 was launched. I think that Brazil should suit our car, and hopefully we will have a less bitty race than we had in Malaysia."
| robp | 04-02-2003 07:15 PM |
1. RB
2. Kimi
3. RS
4. DC
5. Alonso
6. JV
7. Button
8. Da Matta
I think JPM will cause a first corner accident taking himself and MS out (possibly others) to return the favor to Michael. Also, I think Toyota will finally put together a good race.
2. Kimi
3. RS
4. DC
5. Alonso
6. JV
7. Button
8. Da Matta
I think JPM will cause a first corner accident taking himself and MS out (possibly others) to return the favor to Michael. Also, I think Toyota will finally put together a good race.
| TimStevens | 04-03-2003 08:26 AM |
Looks like it's going to be a rainy weekend in Brazil :devil:
| TimStevens | 04-03-2003 11:45 AM |
Important news about the race this weekend!!!
[url]http://www.itv-f1.com/news/news_story/14825[/url]
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Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher don�t get on � and now their wives don�t seem to either.
Connie Montoya apparently disapproves of Cora Schumacher�s dress sense. She reckons the former model�s clothes are far too revealing.
Connie (pictured) told The Sun: "I'd never dress myself so permissively as Cora. I just would not feel comfortable. I personally prefer to cover more skin."
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[IMG]http://www.itv-f1.com/media/image/14826_2.bmp[/IMG]
After seeing that pic I have a new found respect for JPM ;)
-tim
[url]http://www.itv-f1.com/news/news_story/14825[/url]
[QUOTE]
Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher don�t get on � and now their wives don�t seem to either.
Connie Montoya apparently disapproves of Cora Schumacher�s dress sense. She reckons the former model�s clothes are far too revealing.
Connie (pictured) told The Sun: "I'd never dress myself so permissively as Cora. I just would not feel comfortable. I personally prefer to cover more skin."
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[IMG]http://www.itv-f1.com/media/image/14826_2.bmp[/IMG]
After seeing that pic I have a new found respect for JPM ;)
-tim
| Dr. WOT | 04-03-2003 12:58 PM |
ok here goes, the correct picks are as follows:
1> MS
2> RB
3> DC
4> FA
5> JB
6> KR
7> JT
8> HHF
9> JV :lol:
1> MS
2> RB
3> DC
4> FA
5> JB
6> KR
7> JT
8> HHF
9> JV :lol:
| gtguy | 04-05-2003 08:06 AM |
Qualifying madness...
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Mark Webber! An excellent drive to be sure, but no way is the Jaguar that fast. The weather is going to raise cain with this race, I think. If it rains, Ferrari walks away, thanks to the Bridgestone intermediate (Michelin also brought an intermediate-type wet tire).
But the real question is what kind of chaos will ensue during a wet race?
Kevin
But the real question is what kind of chaos will ensue during a wet race?
Kevin
| gtguy | 04-05-2003 02:31 PM |
Re: Qualifying madness...
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[B]Mark Webber! An excellent drive to be sure, but no way is the Jaguar that fast.[/B][/QUOTE]
I just thought that I'd quote myself, so that I can be the first to laugh at myself. :lol: :lol: Webber qualified third? :eek: And he was actually up on Rubens until that final sector.
But again, the real question is fuel loads. It's a safe bet that Michael is off the pace, because he isn't slow enough to be running a one-stop race. He's going to have to pass Ralf, Trulli, Kimi and DC to even think about winning tomorrow. Frankly, I just don't see it happening.
Here's an interesting stat from the Speed Channel crew...once a decade or some such, a Brazilian wins at Interlagos. It's been that interval since a Brazilian last one, and there sits Rubens on pole. Could it be?
I see MS getting on the podium, but not winning. He'll lose too much time in the first part of the race, presuming that it doesn't rain. If it rains, he'll win in a walk as long as the car doesn't break.
Kevin
[B]Mark Webber! An excellent drive to be sure, but no way is the Jaguar that fast.[/B][/QUOTE]
I just thought that I'd quote myself, so that I can be the first to laugh at myself. :lol: :lol: Webber qualified third? :eek: And he was actually up on Rubens until that final sector.
But again, the real question is fuel loads. It's a safe bet that Michael is off the pace, because he isn't slow enough to be running a one-stop race. He's going to have to pass Ralf, Trulli, Kimi and DC to even think about winning tomorrow. Frankly, I just don't see it happening.
Here's an interesting stat from the Speed Channel crew...once a decade or some such, a Brazilian wins at Interlagos. It's been that interval since a Brazilian last one, and there sits Rubens on pole. Could it be?
I see MS getting on the podium, but not winning. He'll lose too much time in the first part of the race, presuming that it doesn't rain. If it rains, he'll win in a walk as long as the car doesn't break.
Kevin
| Fred Zaplitny | 04-05-2003 02:58 PM |
I didn't get my pics in on time for the fantasy thing. Dammit!
| AndyRoo | 04-05-2003 05:31 PM |
Way to go Webber!
I love how its getting all mixed up these days.
Maybe he'll win?
They say rain is the great equalizer of cars...
I love how its getting all mixed up these days.
Maybe he'll win?
They say rain is the great equalizer of cars...
| OnTheGas | 04-07-2003 09:24 PM |
The Points Tally
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[URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/p6/results.asp?S=F1&G=impreza.net&K=R]F1P6 Results For Group Impreza.net for GP of Brazil[/URL]:
[CODE]Rank Score K.Raikkonen G.Fisichella F.Alonso D.Coulthard H.Frentzen J.Villeneuve M.Webber J.Trulli
400. 31 81 Steve Morris M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello D.Coulthard J.Montoya F.Alonso J.Trulli R.Schumacher
505. 30 109 Ken March M.Schumacher R.Barrichello K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard J.Montoya R.Schumacher F.Alonso J.Trulli
30 87 Wesley Slone J.Montoya K.Raikkonen M.Schumacher D.Coulthard F.Alonso R.Barrichello H.Frentzen R.Schumacher
805. 28 81 David Harrison M.Schumacher R.Barrichello K.Raikkonen J.Montoya R.Schumacher D.Coulthard J.Trulli M.Webber
1593. 24 76 Andrew Sekellick M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard R.Barrichello R.Schumacher J.Montoya J.Trulli J.Button
2530. 20 96 Lord Bass M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello J.Montoya F.Alonso D.Coulthard N.Heidfeld R.Schumacher
2692. 19 90 Fred Zaplitny J.Montoya R.Barrichello R.Schumacher K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard J.Trulli N.Heidfeld J.Button
3159. 16 82 Brian Hadfield M.Schumacher D.Coulthard K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello J.Montoya O.Panis F.Alonso J.Button[/CODE]
Looking at these results, we shouldn't be too surprised of the topsy-turvey
results, since most wet races have unusual names finishing in the points.
Perhaps the most surprising thing is that the renowned rain-meister spun
off in the wet...
To carry this theme on, notice that none of us
picked Fisichella, Frentzen, Villeneuve, nor Webber.
[CODE]Rank Score K.Raikkonen G.Fisichella F.Alonso D.Coulthard H.Frentzen J.Villeneuve M.Webber J.Trulli
400. 31 81 Steve Morris M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello D.Coulthard J.Montoya F.Alonso J.Trulli R.Schumacher
505. 30 109 Ken March M.Schumacher R.Barrichello K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard J.Montoya R.Schumacher F.Alonso J.Trulli
30 87 Wesley Slone J.Montoya K.Raikkonen M.Schumacher D.Coulthard F.Alonso R.Barrichello H.Frentzen R.Schumacher
805. 28 81 David Harrison M.Schumacher R.Barrichello K.Raikkonen J.Montoya R.Schumacher D.Coulthard J.Trulli M.Webber
1593. 24 76 Andrew Sekellick M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard R.Barrichello R.Schumacher J.Montoya J.Trulli J.Button
2530. 20 96 Lord Bass M.Schumacher K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello J.Montoya F.Alonso D.Coulthard N.Heidfeld R.Schumacher
2692. 19 90 Fred Zaplitny J.Montoya R.Barrichello R.Schumacher K.Raikkonen D.Coulthard J.Trulli N.Heidfeld J.Button
3159. 16 82 Brian Hadfield M.Schumacher D.Coulthard K.Raikkonen R.Barrichello J.Montoya O.Panis F.Alonso J.Button[/CODE]
Looking at these results, we shouldn't be too surprised of the topsy-turvey
results, since most wet races have unusual names finishing in the points.
Perhaps the most surprising thing is that the renowned rain-meister spun
off in the wet...
To carry this theme on, notice that none of us
picked Fisichella, Frentzen, Villeneuve, nor Webber.
| ArtGecko | 04-07-2003 09:45 PM |
Moved from my Pick 6 thread (can a moderator delete that one for me. I couldn't.)
Wow! I figured I did so bad this week that they didn't even send my standings, but I just got mine and was surprised.
quote:
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Your pick for the Brazilian GP scored 31 points,
giving you a total score of 81.
This put you in position 400 for the round, and in
position 1938 (of 3743) in the overall competition.
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That brings me up more than 1000 places overall! Everyone must have figured it was Ferarri's time, and we were all wrong. What a weird race...
Hey, I'm happy. It's the only time I'll be at the top of the list OTG posted. I'm still next to the bottom on the team standings to date.
Wow! I figured I did so bad this week that they didn't even send my standings, but I just got mine and was surprised.
quote:
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Your pick for the Brazilian GP scored 31 points,
giving you a total score of 81.
This put you in position 400 for the round, and in
position 1938 (of 3743) in the overall competition.
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That brings me up more than 1000 places overall! Everyone must have figured it was Ferarri's time, and we were all wrong. What a weird race...
Hey, I'm happy. It's the only time I'll be at the top of the list OTG posted. I'm still next to the bottom on the team standings to date.
| OnTheGas | 04-07-2003 09:49 PM |
Championship Standings
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[URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/p6/results.asp?S=F1&G=impreza.net&K=S] F1P6 Standings for group impreza.net after the GP of Brazil[/URL][code]Position Total Player Name
30. 109 Ken March
422. 96 Lord Bass
927. 90 Fred Zaplitny
1233. 87 Wesley Slone
1815. 82 Brian Hadfield
1938. 81 David Harrison
1938. 81 Steve Morris
2487. 76 Andrew Sekellick[/code]
What's really cool, is that we are all moving up in the overall standings, even though none of us had a high score at Brazil.
Art Gecko noticed this already. Since it is early in the season, I wouldn't be surprised to see some of us get lucky and move up toward the top of the overall F1P6 heap. It is cool when you get on the first page of [URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/p6/results.asp?S=F1&K=S]overall standings.[/URL] Our own Lord Bass is already on it, and Fred Z is probably one good (or lucky) race away from being on it.
If you haven't [URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/register.asp]signed up[/URL], it is fun and free... Just use "impreza.net" as your "User group" during the sign up process. It automatically keeps track of our competition.
30. 109 Ken March
422. 96 Lord Bass
927. 90 Fred Zaplitny
1233. 87 Wesley Slone
1815. 82 Brian Hadfield
1938. 81 David Harrison
1938. 81 Steve Morris
2487. 76 Andrew Sekellick[/code]
What's really cool, is that we are all moving up in the overall standings, even though none of us had a high score at Brazil.
Art Gecko noticed this already. Since it is early in the season, I wouldn't be surprised to see some of us get lucky and move up toward the top of the overall F1P6 heap. It is cool when you get on the first page of [URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/p6/results.asp?S=F1&K=S]overall standings.[/URL] Our own Lord Bass is already on it, and Fred Z is probably one good (or lucky) race away from being on it.
If you haven't [URL=http://motorsport.com/compete/register.asp]signed up[/URL], it is fun and free... Just use "impreza.net" as your "User group" during the sign up process. It automatically keeps track of our competition.
| OnTheGas | 04-07-2003 09:54 PM |
Champagne Please!
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ArtGecko [/i]
[B]Hey, I'm happy. It's the only time I'll be at the top of the list OTG posted.[/B][/QUOTE]I thought your picks were very smart, so you will probably end up on the podium again, if not the top step.
In the meantime, you get to spray the champagne all over the rest of us. Don't forget to spray the grid girls! :D
[B]Hey, I'm happy. It's the only time I'll be at the top of the list OTG posted.[/B][/QUOTE]I thought your picks were very smart, so you will probably end up on the podium again, if not the top step.
In the meantime, you get to spray the champagne all over the rest of us. Don't forget to spray the grid girls! :D
| ArtGecko | 04-08-2003 05:28 PM |
Re: Champagne Please!
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[B]I thought your picks were very smart, so you will probably end up on the podium again, if not the top step.
In the meantime, you get to spray the champagne all over the rest of us. Don't forget to spray the grid girls! :D [/B][/QUOTE]
I noticed you and I had the same pics, Ken. Just in a different order. I'll just wait untik you post your pick for the next race, and then shuffle the same guys. :)
Now about that Champagne. I like it, and don't want to waste any. Can I consume it after I spray... Ah, nevermind. I don't want to get stated off topic. :D
Steve
[B]I thought your picks were very smart, so you will probably end up on the podium again, if not the top step.
In the meantime, you get to spray the champagne all over the rest of us. Don't forget to spray the grid girls! :D [/B][/QUOTE]
I noticed you and I had the same pics, Ken. Just in a different order. I'll just wait untik you post your pick for the next race, and then shuffle the same guys. :)
Now about that Champagne. I like it, and don't want to waste any. Can I consume it after I spray... Ah, nevermind. I don't want to get stated off topic. :D
Steve
| Fred Zaplitny | 04-08-2003 06:00 PM |
I kind of feel bad because I forgot to put my picks in on time, so it defaulted to my last picks and I ended up with a better result then I would have had if I used my list from the top of this thread.
Oh well. I guess that's just as strange as the race went.
Oh well. I guess that's just as strange as the race went.
| LordBass | 04-09-2003 01:02 AM |
Re: Championship Standings
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[B][code] 30. 109 Ken March
422. 96 Lord Bass
927. 90 Fred Zaplitny
1233. 87 Wesley Slone
1815. 82 Brian Hadfield
1938. 81 David Harrison
1938. 81 Steve Morris
2487. 76 Andrew Sekellick[/code][/B][/QUOTE]Looks like I'm pretty lucky to still be in 2nd here.. Got 20 points this round, horrible.
Just finished watching the race on tape (in French from SRC in Quebec, since I don't have Speed anymore). An amazing race to watch. I hope Interlagos can fix the drainage problem - it'd be a shame to see Brazil dropped from the calendar in favor of yawn-infested tracks like the new Hockenheimring and the Hungaroring.
I had heard the end was 'dramatic', I'd say it was downright scary watching Alonso rip around the corner and smash into the tire and wall. Those few moments when three cars crashed on that corner were definitely among the most tense in my five years of watching F1. It's amazing what can happen in those moments when all control over the race is lost.
This is one of those races that will be talked about for years. Reminds me of Belgium 1998's huge first lap crash in the rain. Water certainly makes for a more interesting F1 race (a-la Nurburgring 1999, France 1999).
So far this year has been nothing short of the opposite of 2002, much for the better. Maybe I'll have to stop picking a Ferrari 1-2 for every race. :)
Cheers,
Chris
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[B][code] 30. 109 Ken March
422. 96 Lord Bass
927. 90 Fred Zaplitny
1233. 87 Wesley Slone
1815. 82 Brian Hadfield
1938. 81 David Harrison
1938. 81 Steve Morris
2487. 76 Andrew Sekellick[/code][/B][/QUOTE]Looks like I'm pretty lucky to still be in 2nd here.. Got 20 points this round, horrible.
Just finished watching the race on tape (in French from SRC in Quebec, since I don't have Speed anymore). An amazing race to watch. I hope Interlagos can fix the drainage problem - it'd be a shame to see Brazil dropped from the calendar in favor of yawn-infested tracks like the new Hockenheimring and the Hungaroring.
I had heard the end was 'dramatic', I'd say it was downright scary watching Alonso rip around the corner and smash into the tire and wall. Those few moments when three cars crashed on that corner were definitely among the most tense in my five years of watching F1. It's amazing what can happen in those moments when all control over the race is lost.
This is one of those races that will be talked about for years. Reminds me of Belgium 1998's huge first lap crash in the rain. Water certainly makes for a more interesting F1 race (a-la Nurburgring 1999, France 1999).
So far this year has been nothing short of the opposite of 2002, much for the better. Maybe I'll have to stop picking a Ferrari 1-2 for every race. :)
Cheers,
Chris
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| ArtGecko | 04-12-2003 02:42 PM |
Since this is my first year in the Pick 6, what do they do now? Go back and adjust the standings? I would think so, but it doesn't say anything about it in the FAQ or rules. Looks like most of us would pick up one or two points based on where we had Kimi.
I looked at the F1 PP pick standings for the first time today. That's your expected final standings for the year. Wow! I'm in 27th place, and third in the US! I didn't see any of you guys on the list. Didn't anyone else get in on that one?
Steve
I looked at the F1 PP pick standings for the first time today. That's your expected final standings for the year. Wow! I'm in 27th place, and third in the US! I didn't see any of you guys on the list. Didn't anyone else get in on that one?
Steve
| OnTheGas | 04-13-2003 08:08 PM |
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ArtGecko [/i]
[B]Since this is my first year in the Pick 6, what do they do now? Go back and adjust the standings?[/B][/QUOTE]
Yup! At this point, it appears to partially complete, because I'm seeing that the web page for our individual score will calculate the corrected score, but the group standings, and overall standings, amongst other things, reflect the scores from the incorrect finishing order. So we will wait... It is likely, that they'll wrestle the code into submission in another day or so.
I just did a quick calculation, and you and I each would pick up 10 more points w/the revised finishing order, so that you will have 41 points, and I'll have 40 points. But within our group, someone may do better than that, and win this round... I don't know.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ArtGecko [/i]
[B]I looked at the F1 PP pick standings for the first time today. That's your expected final standings for the year. Wow! I'm in 27th place, and third in the US![/B][/QUOTE]Dude! Way to represent!
I hate to admit, I've never done the F1 PP dealio... I'll have to check it out.
[B]Since this is my first year in the Pick 6, what do they do now? Go back and adjust the standings?[/B][/QUOTE]
Yup! At this point, it appears to partially complete, because I'm seeing that the web page for our individual score will calculate the corrected score, but the group standings, and overall standings, amongst other things, reflect the scores from the incorrect finishing order. So we will wait... It is likely, that they'll wrestle the code into submission in another day or so.
I just did a quick calculation, and you and I each would pick up 10 more points w/the revised finishing order, so that you will have 41 points, and I'll have 40 points. But within our group, someone may do better than that, and win this round... I don't know.
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ArtGecko [/i]
[B]I looked at the F1 PP pick standings for the first time today. That's your expected final standings for the year. Wow! I'm in 27th place, and third in the US![/B][/QUOTE]Dude! Way to represent!
I hate to admit, I've never done the F1 PP dealio... I'll have to check it out.
| ArtGecko | 04-14-2003 07:18 PM |
Whoa Ken! 17th place overall after 3 events! That's great!:eek:
We all got bumped, as you've surely noticed. I went from 400th to 147th this last event, which moved me up from 2900+ to 1565. Amazing.
But 17th! Wow! Way to go.
We all got bumped, as you've surely noticed. I went from 400th to 147th this last event, which moved me up from 2900+ to 1565. Amazing.
But 17th! Wow! Way to go.
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