Formula 1 Grande Prêmio do Brasil: 21 October '07 (FINAL RD)
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last 3 laps
rak 110
himilton 109
alonso 109 -
hamilton is 12s behind 6th place racer with only 5laps left.
The irony is hamilton and alonso will both finish with 109 points and same no of races won. -
last 2 laps
rak 1st
hil still 7th -
last lap
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rak is gonna win this -
KIMI RÄIKKÖNEN WINS THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP!
(And McLaren take No. 22 and 23 next year)
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Winner
K.RAIKKONEN
Massa 2nd -
Ferrari again...
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England kana thrashed on 3 fronts
rubry
soccer
and now formula one -
well, i won't call this getting trashed. soccer is definitely thoughOriginally posted by pierre^^:England kana thrashed on 3 fronts
rubry
soccer
and now formula one -
who won the construction championship?
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FerrariOriginally posted by pierre^^:who won the construction championship? -
wad if...
massa dun let rak overtake him ... -
haha he almost give the 2nd place medal to alosno
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wont la. rak is faster anyway. massa just knows the track better than rak, that's why hes at pole.Originally posted by pierre^^:wad if...
massa dun let rak overtake him ...
and massa said beforehand he will do all he can to help rak win. -
Wah.. This year damn drama man.. Lewis itchy backside loh, if not he may could have won the Championship..
Xan't wait for next year Singapore Stop.. Anybody going? -
wohoo... the season cant be written better! its been drama, drama and drama...
who would expect the reliable mp4-22 to stutter and yet post 1 of the fastest lap?
no one expect kimi to win the championship with 7 points to catch up?
who expected alonso and lewis to take on each other in the first lap?
what if massa had not gave way to kimi?
who even had expected the super-soft tyre to get better as it wears
what a noob mistake by nakajima... even amazing was the mechanics who gathered and sent nakajima back to the race
This is the perfect end to the season! three nites spent watching euro qualifier, rugby final... and the final 2007 gp Gotta love it
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damn kimi is as cool as ever... he showed really little emotion during the after race conference. Alonso was a little dissapointed i guessed but he wud rather kimi take the title to lewis anyway as he will be leaving mclaren probably for renault? maybe he could send a cv to prodrive
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I'm not a Ferrari fan but I'd rather see the title go to Kimi (who does the business) than Alonso or Hamilton.Originally posted by LazerLordz:Ferrari again... -
but im in for lewis either... anyway kimi truly deserved the title being it third time luckyOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:I'm not a Ferrari fan but I'd rather see the title go to Kimi (who does the business) than Alonso or Hamilton. -
If McLaren hadn't been disqualified from the constructors' championship, they'd still lose to Ferrari by 1 point.
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What a race it was today. But in the end, a combination of solid tactics from Ferrari and a lack of compusure from lewis hamilton gave kimi the title. This season is one of the best seasons I have watched so far. Absolutely nail biting
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Erm not win by 14? i saw the calculation on TV??Originally posted by Kuali Baba:If McLaren hadn't been disqualified from the constructors' championship, they'd still lose to Ferrari by 1 point. -
Nope, I've double-checked my points board.Originally posted by SBS9828X:Erm not win by 14? i saw the calculation on TV?? -
A real change of fortunes for Ferrari! I thought they were goners with the first few results of the season, but they have came into the title race with grit and this is definitely one of the most nail-biting championships...ever.
Gosh...what a race...as though from a script -
OMGWTF WAIT A MOMENT!
http://www.itv-f1.com/News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=41152
Kimi RaikkonenÂ’s Formula 1 world championship may be in jeopardy after Brazilian Grand Prix stewards launched an investigation into Williams and BMW Sauber for technical irregularities.
Representatives of the two teams were summoned to the stewards’ office on Sunday evening after fuel samples taken from the cars of Nico Rosberg (Williams), Robert Kubica (BMW) and Nick Heidfeld (BMW) – which finished in fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively – were found to be illegal.
Were the three drivers to be disqualified from Sunday’s race, Lewis Hamilton would be promoted to fourth place – giving him, and not Raikkonen, the title.
Article 6.5.5 of the Formula 1 technical regulations stipulates that “no fuel on board the car may be more than 10 degrees centigrade below ambient temperature”.
FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer confirmed in a statement that the Williams and BMW fuel temperatures had deviated by more than that amount in the course of the race.
The stewards are currently deliberating on the appropriate punishment for this irregularity.