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Julian Mayo
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I quite don't understand this forum's rules. But it's ok for me.
It is Simple, really simple.
Try smiling at what you read, BEFORE you reply.
Respect the fact that other people have different opinions.
Don't attack people for having different opinions.
Point out why you disagree, and back it up with facts, IN A NICE WAY.
You are very good at stats, use them nicely, DO NOT ATTACK.
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JayVee
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:02 am Post subject: |
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For the first time i believe that no 1 can catch Alonso in WDC 
The guy not only has the best car,has the composure & has all the Schumi luck this season.No matter how bad his tyres get or how good a Mclaren or Toyota or Ferrari get, Alonso has all the luck to come into points n easily be the WDC this year.  |
Hey Kapel but you still haven't changed your signature  
History is being made. Enjoy it
Luck ? As I said before no one has or ever will have the luck of Michael Schumacher and I am more than happy to discuss that in detail on a separate thread
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Julian Mayo
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:04 am Post subject: |
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| Kapel wrote: |
For the first time i believe that no 1 can catch Alonso in WDC
The guy not only has the best car,has the composure & has all the Schumi luck this season.No matter how bad his tyres get or how good a Mclaren or Toyota or Ferrari get, Alonso has all the luck to come into points n easily be the WDC this year. |
Hey Kapel but you still haven't changed your signature
History is being made. Enjoy it
Luck ? As I said before no one has or ever will have the luck of Michael Schumacher and I am more than happy to discuss that in detail on a separate thread |
Good Morning JV 
Name the thread, sit back and watch me explode about Schueys luck  
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JayVee
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| I see Kimi, Nick, and Mark as his only serious rivals, AT THE MOMENT |
julian why do you think Nick or Mark have a chance ? Be serious 
There were a lot of unknowns from Europe to quickly assume the Williams is now up there. Kimi, Montoya and Fisichella in my opinion would have finished ahead.
2 or 3 more races needed to see if they are really up there
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JayVee
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:07 am Post subject: |
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Good Morning JV
Name the thread, sit back and watch me explode about Schueys luck |
Morning to you too julian
Good to see you smiling today
I'll try in the next day or two to compile some stuff!!
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JayVee
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:14 am Post subject: |
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| RE30B#16 wrote: |
I would much rather see Alex Wurz, Pedro delaRosa or Christian Klien in the driver seat of some top team. Which brings me to...Juan Montoya can't even out drive his test drivers at this point.  What's that all about? Jacques Villeneuve needs to quit right now. He should go back to CART and take Montoya with him, who I hear from some people I know who are close to McLaren has a monumental ego. Those two are stinking up the place pretty bad right about now. I'd sooner have Marc Gene or Pedro Lamy on my team. Why stop there? I'd sooner have Pedro Diniz drive for me! Why are these s@&*^) still in and Olivier Panis is out? Makes no sense.
I won't dog Minardi or Jordan...much! The Jordan drivers are a hoot, always crashing into one another. But seriously, Nahrain in particular is a great driver. I've watched him in other classes and he has impressed me greatly. Too bad Jordan is crap now.
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So, JPM and JV s@&*^) and Nahrain a great driver...
Keep it up my friend!!
and again... first it was 's.................', now 's@&*^' and all OK...
I quite don't understand this forum's rules. But it's ok for me. those 2 words added to the white list...
Still I think you have to been s@#$#$ for a long time to know for sure (as RE30B#16 does) what is it a s@&*^...
the same about having a mother - b#$%...
STOP THIS PLEASE!!!  |
Can we please try to be more polite here
There are a few good posts today and they don't need to be ruined
And this is a family friendly forum
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Julian Mayo
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:27 am Post subject: |
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| JayVee wrote: |
| julian mayo wrote: |
| I see Kimi, Nick, and Mark as his only serious rivals, AT THE MOMENT |
julian why do you think Nick or Mark have a chance ? Be serious
There were a lot of unknowns from Europe to quickly assume the Williams is now up there. Kimi, Montoya and Fisichella in my opinion would have finished ahead.
2 or 3 more races needed to see if they are really up there |
IMHO 
A williams has been in the top 5 qualifying at every meeting. They are ironing out their problems quickly, the other teams, Bar Mclaren, no pun intended, seem to be standing still. The cars now seem to be well balanced at different types of circuits, so they look after their tyres. They appear to be getting the right mix of aero and mechanical grip, and adjusting both appropriately for the individual circuits. While they are not the fastest cars, winning Gp's is all about doing so as slowly as possible If Williams had a Jean Todt type ruuning strategy for them they would be a lot closer, but Sam seems to be a quick learner. Both drivers are bloody quick, if they stay in the race, and both are maturing in front of our eyes and I said, AT THE MOMENT!!! I freely acknowledge it could all go to hell in a handbasket at he next meeting
Now can I stop being serious
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JayVee
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 11:29 am Post subject: |
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| Alonso is the driver to have on your team, period, THE END!!! He hasn't made one serious mistake all season. In every race, he has driven superb. You cannot say the same about Kimi this season. He has made a mess of a few races. Also, Alonso has come to the fore the way Michael Schumacher did it. He has driven for lesser teams and impressed right from the beginning finally making it to the top on merit. Raikkonen walked into arguably the best team with the best car designer [Adrian Newey] being mentored by 2 former world champions! Don't get me wrong, I think Kimi is a great driver, and if I could not get Alonso for my team I'd be trying to get him. When the "silly season" arrives, however, Alonso will be the hottest commodity on the driver market. Mark my words. |
He is already the hottest
Alonso made his mark as a future WC when he raced for Minardi.
1st ever race he qualified in the Minardi ahead of a Prost and a Jaguar
In Brazil (3rd race) he split the Benettons (Fisichella and Button) and was ahead of a Prost
In San Marino he outqualified both Benettons and a Prost
In Spain he outqualified both Benettons and a Jaguar (de la Rosa)
In Austria he outqualified both Benettons and a Prost (Alesi)
In Monaco (6th race) he outqualified both Arrows and a Prost.
He continued this trend for most of the other races
No one has managed such magic in the Minardi. Webber was close but not as consistent
In 2002 he was a test driver
In 2003 he was the youngest ever to win a race (Hungary)
In 2005 he will be the youngest ever World Champion
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I would be happy with that.
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JayVee
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Sunday morning, the racing gods were smiling on IRL resident cutie pie and kick a#% driver Danica Patrick as well in the Indy 500. She pulled off a Danny Sullivan-esque spin without crashing and damn near won the thing. Let me add that while she was spinning, she got clocked by some other driver who went straight into the wall and out of the race! She was hit mid corner by a backmarker in another incident before that and miraculously didn't crash then. The driving by some of the backmarkers in that race was deplorable, and nearly all of the "spotters" need to be fired! What ever happened to looking in the bloody mirror!!
For the rest of you girl watchers, there is another one on the way. Katherine Legge made history [ or maybe "her"-story  ] earlier this year when she won the Formula Atlantic season opener at Long Beach. Too bad Sarah Fisher defected to NASCAR. 
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Interesting. I'd better try to follow up on those two
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JayVee
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| Jacques Villeneuve needs to quit right now. He should go back to CART |
I can't agree with you on this one
Villeneuve finished AHEAD of Massa in Europe
He is AHEAD of Massa in the Championship
He made a terrible mistake in Monaco, yes but he'll make up for it
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Yeah, Alonso has done very fine this year, but you look to have short memory. I still clearly remember Alonso being outqualified and outraced FOR HALF A SEASON by Trulli. When? 2004. you'd say his not the same now...I'd say wait and see. |
sgd, you make it sound like it was no contest. But far from it!
Qualifying (even though single lap qualifying with race fuel isn't accurate to make a comparison)
Australia: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 9
Malaysia: Alonso: 19 Trulli: 8
Bahrain: Alonso: 17 Trulli: 7
San Marino: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 9
Spain: Alonso: 8 Trulli: 4
Monaco: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 1
Europe: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 3
Canada: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 3
USA: Alonso: 9 Trulli: 20
So 6-3 for Trulli but if you look at the gaps in many races there was nothing in it and Trulli (and everyone agrees) is one of the best qualifiers out there
Now, for the race:
Australia: Alonso: 3 Trulli: 7
Malaysia: Alonso: 7 Trulli: 4
Bahrain: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 4
San Marino: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 5
Spain: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 3
Monaco: Alonso: R Trulli: 1 (was second before crash)
Europe: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 4
Canada: Alonso: R Trulli: R
USA: Alonso: R Trulli: 4
In the races that neither retired it is 4-2 to Trulli
But look at the consistency, expecially for Malaysia and Bahrain when Alonso started from the back yet still managed points.
None of his retirments where his fault and particularly in Canada and the USA he would have finished ahead of Trulli
Of course we know what happened to Trulli from France
Also you seem to have forgotten that in 2003 when Alonso was the 'rookie' in the team he scored 2 Pole positions and 1 Win. Trulli 0 and 0
Alonso beat Trulli 55 to 33 in 2003 in his FIRST year racing with the team
(others need a few years to get up to speed )
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Todt also said he'd picked KR... |
Out of all people sgd, you are the last person I would have ever thought of quoting your beloved Todt
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Julian Mayo
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 12:36 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah, Alonso has done very fine this year, but you look to have short memory. I still clearly remember Alonso being outqualified and outraced FOR HALF A SEASON by Trulli. When? 2004. you'd say his not the same now...I'd say wait and see. |
sgd, you make it sound like it was no contest. But far from it!
Qualifying (even though single lap qualifying with race fuel isn't accurate to make a comparison)
Australia: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 9
Malaysia: Alonso: 19 Trulli: 8
Bahrain: Alonso: 17 Trulli: 7
San Marino: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 9
Spain: Alonso: 8 Trulli: 4
Monaco: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 1
Europe: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 3
Canada: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 3
USA: Alonso: 9 Trulli: 20
So 6-3 for Trulli but if you look at the gaps in many races there was nothing in it and Trulli (and everyone agrees) is one of the best qualifiers out there
Now, for the race:
Australia: Alonso: 3 Trulli: 7
Malaysia: Alonso: 7 Trulli: 4
Bahrain: Alonso: 6 Trulli: 4
San Marino: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 5
Spain: Alonso: 4 Trulli: 3
Monaco: Alonso: R Trulli: 1 (was second before crash)
Europe: Alonso: 5 Trulli: 4
Canada: Alonso: R Trulli: R
USA: Alonso: R Trulli: 4
In the races that neither retired it is 4-2 to Trulli
But look at the consistency, expecially for Malaysia and Bahrain when Alonso started from the back yet still managed points.
None of his retirments where his fault and particularly in Canada and the USA he would have finished ahead of Trulli
Of course we know what happened to Trulli from France
Also you seem to have forgotten that in 2003 when Alonso was the 'rookie' in the team he scored 2 Pole positions and 1 Win. Trulli 0 and 0
Alonso beat Trulli 55 to 33 in 2003 in his FIRST year racing with the team
(others need a few years to get up to speed )
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Todt also said he'd picked KR... |
Out of all people sgd, you are the last person I would have ever thought of quoting your beloved Todt |
Madam Stats, I doffs me lid yet again, might as well just leave it off, I guess
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| Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 5:03 pm Post subject: |
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Hey Kapel but you still haven't changed your signature
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No JV,not until Monza I would still want a 3-way-championship.
3 DNF's for Alonso should set things i want to be
Alonso is set to be the youngest champion & i have no issues with that.But as an F1 fan,i want other teams to catch up(especially Mclaren & Ferrari) to make this even more interesting.
Williams are sending some good signals also
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Julian Mayo
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Hey Kapel but you still haven't changed your signature
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No JV,not until Monza I would still want a 3-way-championship.
3 DNF's for Alonso should set things i want to be
Alonso is set to be the youngest champion & i have no issues with that.But as an F1 fan,i want other teams to catch up(especially Mclaren & Ferrari) to make this even more interesting.
Williams are sending some good signals also |
Lets just hope they don't turn into BAR type smoke signals
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