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GYXU > F1, Indy, Nascar, Rally > SPOILER Very good race! 29 April 2005 16:01:13

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SPOILER Very good race!
Ernest 29 April 2005 16:01:13
	SPOILER SPACE What a great race. Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform at their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have the ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot. Also MS showed his class today. But FA was brilliant in keeping him behind too. What an enjoyable race.!
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Ron Joiner 25 April 2005 11:26:10 [ permanent link ]
	Ernest wrote:> SPOILER SPACE> What a great race. Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform at > their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have the > ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But > that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot. Also > MS showed his class today. But FA was brilliant in keeping him behind too. > What an enjoyable race.! > Yes, I think that the other teams have much to worry about. MS in his drive was quite noticeably quicker. Loved to have seen Kimi in the mix at the end. Would really have been a race; however I agree it was the best race in years. Even JV was respectable. Ro
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Ezran 25 April 2005 11:30:41 [ permanent link ]
	"Ernest" <iwould@rather.stay.quiet> wrote in message news:d4ga9l$s98$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...> SPOILER SPACE> What a great race. Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform at > their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have the > ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But > that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot. Also > MS showed his class today. But FA was brilliant in keeping him behind > too. What an enjoyable race.!> That Ferrari was about 1.5secs faster per lap than anybody. Where the heck did all that pace come from? Seriously if it wasn't for the qualifying error, MS would've walked it (Kimi being the unknown factor). He was very heavy on fuel too.
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David Betts 25 April 2005 13:01:08 [ permanent link ]
	On 25 Apr 2005 07:30:41 GMT, Ezran <narze@tm.net.my> wrote: "Ernest" <iwould@rather.stay.quiet> wrote in message >news:d4ga9l$s98$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...>> SPOILER SPACE>> What a great race. Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform at >> their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have the >> ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But >> that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot. Also >> MS showed his class today. But FA was brilliant in keeping him behind >> too. What an enjoyable race.!>> That Ferrari was about 1.5secs faster per lap than anybody. Where the heck >did all that pace come from? Well, I would guess about 0.5 from the car and 1.0 from the tyres, but basically from three weeks solid testing since the last race <g>. MS made a big point of congratulating the test team and Bridgestone. Enormously impressive performance and everybody else now has to make a similar leap forward. Very noticeable that Williams are looking like sluggards again and Toyota have gone backwards now that McLaren and BAR are starting to find the performance in their cars. McL has its big new package lined up for Barcelona. I have a feeling this could end up being a Ferrari v.McLaren year, with Renault hanging on and picking up points to stay in the mix. On the other hand, it might just be that a different chassis/tyre combination has the edge every weekend, in which case everything is up in the air. Nice to see JV on the pace. Perhaps he should walk this week before things turn sour again. Enormously impressed with Alonso in the closing laps. I haven't seen such intelligent defending for a very long time. Reminded me of Gilles in a similar situation. Can't say better than that. David Betts (davidb@motorsport.org.uk) "In the end it's always a matter of more accelerator and less brake" - Frank Gardner British Racing Green: http://dbetts.motorsport.org.uk/brg
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Brian Lawrence 25 April 2005 15:25:08 [ permanent link ]
	"Ezran" <narze@tm.net.my> wrote: That Ferrari was about 1.5secs faster per lap than anybody. Where the heck did all that pace come > from? Seriously if it wasn't for the qualifying error, MS would've walked it (Kimi being the > unknown factor). He was very heavy on fuel too. Well he was about 1.5s quicker from about lap 24 to 41. On laps 24-27 he had just been "released" from behind a train of slower cars AND he was light on fuel - he pitted at the end of 27. From 29 to 41 he had a clear track ahead of him and a specific target to aim for (Button). During those laps neither Button nor Alonso (the only drivers ahead of MS) had any great need to put in faster laps. They were both secure in first & second places until MS closed in on Button. Even then Button had no great need to keep ahead since he knew he would lose his place when he pitted on lap 48. Once Michael had taken the lead he celebrated with the fastest lap of the race - 1'21.858s. However, to keep that in perspective, it would have only been good enough for 18th in Qualifying-1 - only the Jordans & Minardis were slower than that. -- Brian
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Dylan 25 April 2005 22:58:35 [ permanent link ]
	That Ferrari was about 1.5secs faster per lap than anybody. Where the heck > did all that pace come from? Seriously if it wasn't for the qualifying > error, MS would've walked it (Kimi being the unknown factor). He was very > heavy on fuel too.> Worrying for the future of any racing if Ferrari are going to be out performing everyone again :o(
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DougG 27 April 2005 02:31:23 [ permanent link ]
	"Brian Lawrence" <Brian_W_LawrenceREMTHIS@msn.com> wrote in message news:3d424vF6jtfehU1@individual.net...> From 29 to 41 he had a clear track ahead of him and a specific target to > aim> for (Button). During those laps neither Button nor Alonso (the only > drivers> ahead of MS) had any great need to put in faster laps. They were both > secure> in first & second places until MS closed in on Button. Even then Button > had> no great need to keep ahead since he knew he would lose his place when he> pitted on lap 48.> Once Michael had taken the lead he celebrated with the fastest lap of the> race - 1'21.858s. However, to keep that in perspective, it would have only> been good enough for 18th in Qualifying-1 - only the Jordans & Minardis> were slower than that.> This is not the only time that I have suspected that Ferrari has a device in their pit area somewhere that is able to warp time . As I recall, MS was apparently languishing somewhere in about 11th place, with the CBS announcers (i.e., Derek Daley) commenting "he just doesn't have the speed today". It seemed almost impossible that it looked like everyone ahead of him pitted, he moved up by virtue of their stops, then a couple of laps later he pits without losing his position! I know that it wasn't exactly like that, but I have seen Ferrari do this type of thing more than once, and it makes me want to run the clock back and see just how they managed to do it. Doug Gordon
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Guest 27 April 2005 18:43:27 [ permanent link ]
	DougG <gordonwd@hotmail.com> wrote: This is not the only time that I have suspected that Ferrari has a device in > their pit area somewhere that is able to warp time . ...> later he pits without losing his position! I know that it wasn't exactly > like that, but I have seen Ferrari do this type of thing more than once, and The Ferrari boys DO have a secret device that can warp time on a race course. It's called "Michael Schumacher." What an AMAZING race that was! _______________________________________________ Ken Kuzenski AC4RD ken . kuzenski at duke .edu _______________________________________________ All disclaimers apply, see? www.duke.edu/~kuzen001
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Ezran 29 April 2005 05:37:08 [ permanent link ]
	"David Betts" <dabetts@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:iabp61lb0khk59oo33sbb3ifevfh709quo@4ax.com...> On 25 Apr 2005 07:30:41 GMT, Ezran <narze@tm.net.my> wrote:> "Ernest" <iwould@rather.stay.quiet> wrote in message>>news:d4ga9l$s98$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...>>> SPOILER SPACE>>> What a great race. Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform >>> at>>> their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have >>> the>>> ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But>>> that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot. >>> Also>>> MS showed his class today. But FA was brilliant in keeping him behind>>> too. What an enjoyable race.!>>> That Ferrari was about 1.5secs faster per lap than anybody. Where the heck>>did all that pace come from?> Well, I would guess about 0.5 from the car and 1.0 from the tyres, but> basically from three weeks solid testing since the last race <g>. MS> made a big point of congratulating the test team and Bridgestone.> Enormously impressive performance and everybody else now has to make a> similar leap forward. Very noticeable that Williams are looking like> sluggards again and Toyota have gone backwards now that McLaren and> BAR are starting to find the performance in their cars.> McL has its big new package lined up for Barcelona. I have a feeling> this could end up being a Ferrari v.McLaren year, with Renault hanging> on and picking up points to stay in the mix.> On the other hand, it might just be that a different chassis/tyre> combination has the edge every weekend, in which case everything is up> in the air.> Nice to see JV on the pace. Perhaps he should walk this week before> things turn sour again.> Enormously impressed with Alonso in the closing laps. I haven't seen> such intelligent defending for a very long time. Reminded me of Gilles> in a similar situation. Can't say better than that.> David Betts (davidb@motorsport.org.uk)> "In the end it's always a matter of more accelerator and less brake" - > Frank Gardner> British Racing Green: http://dbetts.motorsport.org.uk/brg Two things still bug me about that Ferrari. One, if it is so fast, then my could it only managed 3rd in the first qualifying? Secondly, why didn't RB do as well as MS on the entire weekend?
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Ernest 29 April 2005 09:19:22 [ permanent link ]
	Two things still bug me about that Ferrari. One, if it is so fast, then my> could it only managed 3rd in the first qualifying? Secondly, why didn't RB > do as well as MS on the entire weekend?> As I said in the original post: "Obviously the Bridgestones take a while to perform at their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) did not have the ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's practice. But that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice and hot."
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Ezran 29 April 2005 12:19:03 [ permanent link ]
	"Ernest" <iwould@rather.stay.quiet> wrote in message news:d4sfq1$acl$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net...> Two things still bug me about that Ferrari. One, if it is so fast, then >> my>> could it only managed 3rd in the first qualifying? Secondly, why didn't >> RB do as well as MS on the entire weekend?>> As I said in the original post: "Obviously the Bridgestones take a while > to perform at their best and MS (and RB for that matter before his off) > did not have the ultimate one lap pace the car is capable of in Saturday's > practice. But that red car is now seriously quick when the tyres are nice > and hot."> Looks like Ferrari will be missing out on poles, but will start with a heavier car and pulling ahead after the first pit stop. 2002 all over again?
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Andreas Davour 29 April 2005 16:01:13 [ permanent link ]
	Ezran <narze@tm.net.my> writes: Looks like Ferrari will be missing out on poles, but will start with a> heavier car and pulling ahead after the first pit stop. 2002 all over> again? If the other teams doesn't start to test like mad, yes that is a possibility. /Andreas -- A: Because it fouls the order in which people normally read text. Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing? A: Top-posting. Q: What is the most annoying thing on usenet and in e-mail?
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