Grand Prix of Europe - Nürburgring - Discussion Thread

**Vivski** · 29-05-2005 03:47 PM

Ferrari are leaving their charge pretty late. Michael's chances are very quickly slipping away. It's a bit disappointing, 'cos it would be awesome to have Alonso, Kimi and Schuey battling for the title at the end of the season. They're really the only guys capable of putting a string of wins together at the moment.

**jackosimm** · 29-05-2005 05:05 PM

true that, there's no one that has a real large advantage in points terms apart from alonso, it is still anyones season personally

**Mr Vti** · 29-05-2005 05:20 PM

Hmm i think ferrari are starting to get upto speed and i would not be surprised to see a strong showing from them in the race. Also why does webber blame williams for the poor starts? It seems to me that he is the only one to blame.

**jackosimm** · 29-05-2005 05:47 PM

it will be an interesting race, might actually see some form and see a slight leader emerge over the next few races in canada and usa

**civ_sik** · 29-05-2005 06:11 PM

go kimi!!! he will be in fornt by the first corner, hope webber can make his car move

**jackosimm** · 29-05-2005 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by civ_sik

go kimi!!! he will be in fornt by the first corner, hope webber can make his car move

Hope BMW can make Webber move

lol na, I think it's a combination of them both, not equal, but a combination at that

**jackosimm** · 29-05-2005 08:39 PM

Chance of rain there saying, but seems unlikely at the moment! Temperature heading for 30 degrees! Interesting stuff

1:20:21 to go!!!

**LUD02C** · 29-05-2005 08:50 PM

Originally Posted by Vivski

How do you figure that Schuey's quickest? He's been nowhere on the timesheets in practice. His fastest lap so far this weekend is a 1:31.05

f1.com > Qualifying > Quickest times

**Vivski** · 29-05-2005 08:55 PM

“I want to congratulate Nick on his first F1 pole. It was a super lap and he deserves it." - M. Schumacher in his post-qualifying comments. What a nice guy he is.

For the interested, there's a short article on the old Nurburgring here:
http://www.formula1.com/news/3096.html