-Formula 1 - Season 2010 -

[genius83]

[alliereyaz]

2nd position is not bad at all, atleast he is still in championship race, and im looking forward to see alonso crashing, hitting someone (not hamilton), engine failure, gearbox failure, any kind of problm with him to not finish in last two races.

[genius83]

Track Cleaning Service

[UncleKracker]

i read in the Post Race Press conference that it was ALO's first wet race that he won :S

I think he meant his first win in a full wet race, one that started wet and stayed wet till the end. Not had too many of those in recent years. One of his wet race wins that spring to mind is Nurburging, 2007. It's one of Steve's favorite races:P ask him about it.

[m_waqas]

@steve..

right u are buddy.. i still don't like asian pacific birds but with the exception of the beauty queen that is Jessica Michibata .. Ahh!!... so i was hoping u'd provide some MotoGp babes from Australia (H) ... and think of poor @zia.. he's put a lot of effort yesterday, so he deserves korean babes.. he likes them ...

i don't like tracks with street circuit specifications, plus i haven't yet memorized it so its somewhat difficult to like a track when u are unaware of its corners etc.. the next Interlagos is one of my favorites..

nothing can cheer u up buddy ,.. or may be eddie's stuff can :S ...

superb superb pics steve.. look at the post race award ceremony.. its damn too dark...

PS: i now have a serious hunch that ALO will run out of his luck in next two races and WEB or HAM might take the WDC :-# ...

[m_waqas]

I think he meant his first win in a full wet race, one that started wet and stayed wet till the end. Not had too many of those in recent years. One of his wet race wins that spring to mind is Nurburging, 2007. It's one of Steve's favorite races:P ask him about it.

lolz.. Nurburgring where his fav HAM :-# got a helping hand ?? ... i know he criticizes that move but secretly he thanks god for saving HAM ...

[UncleKracker]

situation for ALO isn't good either

ALO now has to race 2 final races with same engine (not this korean one), but the one he used in Monza, so it’s done a bit of work already.
Not really. The concern is more about his Friday engines. As long as he makes it through the program on Friday, he does not need to do a lot of running on Saturday. The engines are designed to last three GP, including Qualifying.
There are no guarantees, even a new engine can go pop but realistically shouldn't be a problem to do two more races with that engine.

[m_waqas]

^ what if, god forbid, ALO has engine failure in Brazil ??.. what would he do in AbuDhabi ??...

Bad light doesn’t stop play, how Race Contol makes key decisions

The Korean Grand Prix was a difficult race to control, with the delays at the start due to the rain, incidents throughout and then bad light at the end. And it didn’t help that the drivers were using the modern phenomenon of radio transmissions being played out on the TV to try to influence things.

[genius83]

@m_waqas and UK
The problem is still no one can define how Hamilton got away with that helping hand, when in the same season at China he don't get the same help at all after strucking in the gravel in the pit lane.

And no I never like Hamilton, in his first season admire him but just like I admire Alonso for his talent the same kind of admiration was there for Hamilton. After Canada 2008, that admiration have gone out of the window and I don't think any thing could change that at all.

Waqas, don't worry about Zia he will get his share because he only watched the race so Alonso could win, while you watch the race not only for Alonso's win but also RBR's failure so difference perspective of watching will be handled differently:P.

UK, we are even now as I jinx Alonso in Valencia and you have jinxed RBR this race, hope you just don't continue your jinx in the next race or otherwise I will have to call for desparate measures too.:-!

[m_waqas]

@m_waqas and UK
Waqas, don't worry about Zia he will get his share because he only watched the race so Alonso could win, while you watch the race not only for Alonso's win but also RBR's failure so difference perspective of watching will be handled differently:P.

ya ok.. so u mean to say that i deserve Australian babes this time (H) .. thanks steve.. and yes Zia will be happy with Mopko babes..

[UncleKracker]

^ what if, god forbid, ALO has engine failure in Brazil ??.. what would he do in AbuDhabi ??...

I think he can use any number of engines he has that have done three GP or more. Doubt he will take a grid penalty and take a new engine in Abu Dhabi.

The place to do it is Brazil, depending on their performance and Mclaren in particular and Massa as well. If Alonso sticks it on pole or anywhere in the top three, he can take a new engine and make up places on that track where his only opponent realistically is Mark Webber. Mclaren, unless they dramatically improve will struggle big time on that track. Massa traditionally goes well there so he can control the race at the front should Alonso take a new engine.

The other drivers are talking about their championships more in hope and prayer than anything else unless it's another wet race and we have a lot of retirements.

UK, we are even now as I jinx Alonso in Valencia and you have jinxed RBR this race, hope you just don't continue your jinx in the next race or otherwise I will have to call for desparate measures too.:-!

Bro, as much as i am trying to down play it, we know where the title is likely to end. Some things are meant to be, and if it doesn't go where almost all think it will go, then it will go to a very very popular guy, Mark Webber. Sorry it ain't going to the one guy you want:-# You've seen my destructive powers, and it's not just this season. I've had this gift for years. Do you really want to go up against me? Even Schumacher could not escape, and has returned to shame himself:-# Be scared, be very very scared;)

[alliereyaz]

and i HATE alonso when he stop at hungary 2007 Q3 after that all the admiration and respect for alonso has gone, thrown alonso in the washroom with full of sh*** and flushed.

[genius83]

Red Bull ready to evaluate team tactics
Red Bull Racing says it will consider before the Brazilian Grand Prix whether it now needs to impose team tactics between its drivers, amid pressure on it to throw all its weight behind Mark Webber.

McLaren says title is still possibleMcLaren sees no reason why it cannot win the world championship, despite having lost ground to Fernando Alonso in the Korean Grand Prix.

Barrichello: Full race distance unsafe
Rubens Barrichello believes the Korean Grand Prix should not have been allowed to run its full distance because visibility was too poor at the end of the event.

Red Bull hopeful over Vettel's engines
Red Bull Racing is keeping its fingers crossed that Sebastian Vettel's chances of fighting for victory in the final two races of the season are not compromised by the engine he lost at the Korean Grand Prix.

Hamilton: McLaren needs to respond
Lewis Hamilton believes his world championship hopes now depend on how well his McLaren team can 'respond' to the continued strong form of Ferrari and Red Bull Racing.

Liuzzi vindicated by Korean GP drive
Vitantonio Liuzzi believes his strong drive in the Korean Grand Prix has delivered firm proof that he can performn in Formula 1.

Korean GP a big success, says Brawn
Formula 1 came away from the Korean Grand Prix in a positive mood following the inaugural race in the country.

Williams to test Maldonado in Abu Dhabi
Williams has announced that it will run GP2 champion Pastor Maldonado in the post-season test at Abu Dhabi, as the Venezuelan seemed to move closer to a racing seat with the team.

@m_waqas
No, it means that you would not get any treats at all not even "Almas Bobby type" treat either. Also, you are still contradicting yourself Australia is also a part of Asia/Pacific Region. So you should not like those birds either.

@alliereyaz
Thats the difference between sensible posting and non-sense posting. I have shown my anger towards Hamilton in a mature way and you just come with another post full of abusive and wrong words.

I have asked you before try earning respect by giving respect, and I still asks you the same again.

[genius83]

@UK
Here is an example why Rosberg is not been hailed for his achievements, I don't know how many times he have complained previously but this is the most stupid complain that I have heard or read for a long time.

http://twitter.com/nico_rosberg
"Sucks!Don't understand why webber didn't hit the brakes.Was crazy(evidently)2 roll back over the track.Now seoul+plane in morn.nice2get home".

@All
So, any of you really think that it is possible to avoid going into the path of Rosberg By Webber after the crash. IF YES then How????????

Here is the video of the Crash

//youtu.be/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rl12WLsuCbI

[m_waqas]

honestly i think MAS is diplaying an amazingly magnanimous face despite being obviously labeled as #2 driver...

[m_waqas]

@steve
hmm.. i see u are trying to defend WEB .. no i wouldn't blame WEB here,.. first, may be he was shocked to what had happened to him and wasn't really in control of car while it was rolling back.. or secondly he was trying to get off the racing line and put his car in safe zone, but unfortunately ROS hit him during that :S ... so i don't think it was WEB's fault.. he just couldn't obviously stop the car in the middle of track.,.

[m_waqas]

Good weekend, bad weekend

In our regular look back at the highlights and disasters of each grand prix weekend, ITV.com/F1 evaluates the peaks and troughs of Yeongam's first Formula 1 event.

The Korean Grand Prix was a GOOD event for...

Ferrari

The 'old' Michael Schumacher

The Korean Grand Prix organisers

Sakon Yamamoto

But the Korean Grand Prix was a BAD weekend for...

Red Bull

Old-fashioned gung-ho 'let's race' ballsy spirit

Jenson Button

Adrian Sutil

[genius83]

@m_waqas
Bro, let me ask you something do you understand Webber has damaged his left front suspension and his right front tire was up in the air, how would he brake with only 1 tire(right Rear Tire) in the position to do something. Rosberg has asking him to brake and stop his car on the racing line which makes it even more dangerous as the cars behind him will have to do a awkward move just to avoid him and may be a 2 car crash could turn into a multi car pile up.

The track was wet and braking on wet is more dangerous then on a dry surface. I have seen previously that in such situation what could happen, if you don't remember Spa 98', but you still remember Nurburgring 2007. Its not only F1, I have seen such things in other series too.

If anything it was Rosberg's fault as he has more time to brake or choose the side accordingly then Webber and if Alonso can avoid him then why can't Rosberg who was behind Alonso. Rosberg goes on the grass which was even more wet then the track, what was he thinking even if he missed Webber he would still spin coming back to the circuit.

[m_waqas]

@steve
^ yes i know.. and i think i was with you on that one :S ... so now gimme the australian babes.. i dont care whether they are considered asian or australian or maritan ...

[zia1288]

Well Nico Rosberg tried to go from inside grass which in my opinion wasn't correct decision. He had the car in control he should have had gone outside. But we can't really imply these 'could have' & 'should have'. What has happened can't be changed.

About the WDC, I really want Alonso to win. If not him then I would like to see Webber win. I think chances of Vettel are very very slim. But you never know, F1 is quite funny. I remember what happened with Hamilton in 2007, specially at the end of season.

Steve I don't watch to make anyone lose. I watch to make Alonso win. I haven't yet received anything in my PM....