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rockin_plumber said:
Well they were getting no-where with the old car and now they gotta
resort to testing the new one in public :|

How come they never had time to test the new one before the fukin season started :?
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maybe they fell asleep on the top?
 
rockin_plumber said:
Well they were getting no-where with the old car and now they gotta
resort to testing the new one in public :|

How come they never had time to test the new one before the fukin season started :?
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Are you admitting that the almighty Ferrari have fuked up :shock: :D
 
Bernie Ecclestone is seeking an urgent overhaul of Formula 1’s qualifying system, according to a report in this week’s Autosport magazine.

The sport’s impresario is apparently ready to present a proposal for a streamlined format to team owners at this weekend’s San Marino Grand Prix.

He is understood to want the existing aggregate system, which is widely regarded as too complicated and a turn-off for armchair fans, to be scrapped in favour of a single session on Saturday – possibly as soon as mid-season.

The current format has come in for particular criticism from broadcasters, since Saturday's session has lost some of its significance and they have found it hard to justify devoting the extra air time to F1 on Sunday mornings.

As a result, many TV companies have not broadcast final qualifying and those that have done so have seen their ratings dwindle.

Frank Williams admitted at the start of the season that the situation was far from ideal, but suggested that the teams did not have the willpower to come up with a revised system, which requires their unanimous agreement.

However, the process is likely to be given a renewed impetus if Ecclestone throws his weight behind a change.


Lets hope it's before mid season :D
 
Michael Schumacher threw down the gauntlet to the
opposition in Saturday’s first free practice session at Imola.

The world champion was a massive 1.5 seconds faster than his nearest
rival, Ferrari team-mate Rubens Barrichello, while Sauber’s Felipe Massa
made it a Ferrari-powered 1-2-3.

The Champ Is Back :banana:
 
rockin_plumber said:
Michael Schumacher threw down the gauntlet to the
opposition in Saturday’s first free practice session at Imola.

The world champion was a massive 1.5 seconds faster than his nearest
rival, Ferrari team-mate Rubens Barrichello, while Sauber’s Felipe Massa
made it a Ferrari-powered 1-2-3.

The Champ Is Back :banana:
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Jenson Button served further notice of BAR’s renaissance by setting the pace in the final practice session at Imola on Saturday morning.

The British ace took over at the top of the timesheets two-thirds of the way into the 45-minute session and withstood a late challenge from Renault’s Fernando Alonso.

The Spaniard had not shown his hand hitherto this weekend, sitting out two of the three practice sessions prior to this one, but vaulted up the order with five minutes remaining to get within 0.056s of Button’s time.

Kimi Raikkonen was third fastest for McLaren, while Ferrari’s Michael Schumacher had to make do with fourth
 :P
 
rockin_plumber said:
The legend is third :banana: :banana: :banana: .......... for now.

Who knows what will happen with this shit qualifying format :|
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He went backwards LOL LOL
 
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