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YEh I wanna get a shirt too, I noticed that the prices from BARF1.com are as much as what I woulda paid at the track, but me being naive thought otherwise. The replica crew shirt thing (dont think its a pit shirt) was $135 i think, that was a nice shirt!
yeh bahrain and china are killer tracks for overtaking, that guy designed them quiet well
agree that spa was a good overtaking track too
what do you do? make the tracks wider? :D
cause i mean monaco is so narrow, you might as well forget about overtaking......
in response to making a set of tyres last the whole distance, well, if you have enough $ you can do anything right? and all these regulations were supposed to SAVE money not SPEND it.....oh well.....
replica pit crew shirt :)Quote:
Originally Posted by LUD02C
Villeneuve baffles Sauber
From correspondents in London
March 11, 2005
JACQUES Villeneuve's disappointing debut for Sauber-Petronas in last weekend's Australian Grand Prix has baffled the Formula One team.
The 1997 world champion started fourth on the grid and finished 13th while Brazilian team mate Felipe Massa went from last to 10th after rain in qualifying scuppered his chances.
The Canadian lost five places on the first lap alone.
To make matters worse, Massa was on a one-stop strategy and driving with a fuller fuel load. Yet his fastest lap was almost a second quicker than Canadian Villeneuve in a lighter car.
"I can't explain the difference, which is a big one," Peter Sauber told the website of sponsor Credit Suisse. "Really it was bigger than it looks.
"Felipe Massa, at the start and the pitstop, drove with a heavier car. In contrast to the other drivers who made two pitstops, he only had a one-stop strategy in mind."
Sauber said that Villeneuve, who made a low-key race comeback with Renault for the last three races of 2004 after being dropped by BAR-Honda in 2003, had said little about his difficulties. "We still have to analyse it," he said. "Villeneuve himself is not saying much at the moment. He had problems in certain phases of the race but he hasn't revealed anything more than that," added the Swiss.
Reuters
im still saying he should of left and stayed out of the sport