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Here is your regular chance to put your predictions in for the Spanish Grand Prix. You have until the qualifying gets posted on the 1st May (Saturday).
[URL]http://www.freewebs.com/gpsr/srf1.htm[/URL] for the current driver line up.
Spain is the next stop for the F1 circus and is Round 5 of the 18 round Championship. As usual, the preview might give you a few ideas of what you might put in your predictions.
Spain has been, for the past 2 years, a B.A.R. track. Last year, the weekend was nice and dry and we saw lap records as Alonso took pole position in the Renault with Villeneuve in the B.A.R in second. The race saw Villeneuve take the win with Renault's 2nd and 3rd.
For the current Championship contenders that raced last season, Ralf Schumacher qualified 10th and finished 17th in the race, Pizzonia qualified 20th and finished 14th and Raikkonen qualified 9th and finished 12th.
Here is some more information:
Lap Records:
Qualifying: 1m18.233s - Alonso (2003 - Renault)
Race: 1m19.056s - Fisichella (2003 - Jordan)
Previous winners:
2002 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2003 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
Top 3 Qualifying last year:
1st Alonso (Renault)
2nd Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
3rd Fisichella (Jordan)
Top 3 Race last year:
1st Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2nd Alonso (Renault) +2.695s
3rd Trulli (Renault) +9.433s
Top 3 drivers after Round 5 last year:
1st Trulli 27pts
2nd Firman 17pts
3rd Raikkonen 16pts
Top 3 constructors after Round 5 last year:
1st Renault 40pts
2nd McLaren 28pts
3rd Jordan 27pts
Onto the prediction question. Der Nazi has stretched his lead but a few more players are threatening his dominance. Remember to come up with 8 different drivers for the qualifying and race and remember to include only current drivers in the Championship.
Who will qualify in pole position? (10 points)
Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
Who will win the race? (12 points)
Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
TIE BREAKER:
What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed 1m18.233s last year)
What will happen as we head towards a third of the season complete?
The following drivers are now available:
Pantano
Sato
Baumgartner
It's first come, first serve.
[URL]http://www.freewebs.com/gpsr/srf1.htm[/URL] for the current driver line up.
Spain is the next stop for the F1 circus and is Round 5 of the 18 round Championship. As usual, the preview might give you a few ideas of what you might put in your predictions.
Spain has been, for the past 2 years, a B.A.R. track. Last year, the weekend was nice and dry and we saw lap records as Alonso took pole position in the Renault with Villeneuve in the B.A.R in second. The race saw Villeneuve take the win with Renault's 2nd and 3rd.
For the current Championship contenders that raced last season, Ralf Schumacher qualified 10th and finished 17th in the race, Pizzonia qualified 20th and finished 14th and Raikkonen qualified 9th and finished 12th.
Here is some more information:
Lap Records:
Qualifying: 1m18.233s - Alonso (2003 - Renault)
Race: 1m19.056s - Fisichella (2003 - Jordan)
Previous winners:
2002 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2003 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
Top 3 Qualifying last year:
1st Alonso (Renault)
2nd Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
3rd Fisichella (Jordan)
Top 3 Race last year:
1st Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2nd Alonso (Renault) +2.695s
3rd Trulli (Renault) +9.433s
Top 3 drivers after Round 5 last year:
1st Trulli 27pts
2nd Firman 17pts
3rd Raikkonen 16pts
Top 3 constructors after Round 5 last year:
1st Renault 40pts
2nd McLaren 28pts
3rd Jordan 27pts
Onto the prediction question. Der Nazi has stretched his lead but a few more players are threatening his dominance. Remember to come up with 8 different drivers for the qualifying and race and remember to include only current drivers in the Championship.
Who will qualify in pole position? (10 points)
Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
Who will win the race? (12 points)
Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
TIE BREAKER:
What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed 1m18.233s last year)
What will happen as we head towards a third of the season complete?
The following drivers are now available:
Pantano
Sato
Baumgartner
It's first come, first serve.
Page:
> Who will qualify in pole position? (10 points)
> raikkonen
> Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
> baumgartner
> The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for
> driver being in correct place)
>
> 1st raikonnen
> 2nd montoya
> 3rd pizzonia
> 4th salo
> 5th villeneuve
> 6th fisichella
> 7th sato
> 8th de la rosa
>
> Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
> coulthard
> Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
> williams
> Who will win the race? (12 points)
> salo
> Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
> r.schumacher (hopefully)
> The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for
> driver being in correct place)
>
> 1st salo
> 2nd fisichella
> 3rd montoya
> 4th raikkonen
> 5th da la rosa
> 6th villeneuve
> 7th baumgarner
> 8th firman
>
> TIE BREAKER:
> What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed
> 1m18.233s last year)
1 min 16.509
> raikkonen
> Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
> baumgartner
> The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for
> driver being in correct place)
>
> 1st raikonnen
> 2nd montoya
> 3rd pizzonia
> 4th salo
> 5th villeneuve
> 6th fisichella
> 7th sato
> 8th de la rosa
>
> Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
> coulthard
> Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
> williams
> Who will win the race? (12 points)
> salo
> Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
> r.schumacher (hopefully)
> The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for
> driver being in correct place)
>
> 1st salo
> 2nd fisichella
> 3rd montoya
> 4th raikkonen
> 5th da la rosa
> 6th villeneuve
> 7th baumgarner
> 8th firman
>
> TIE BREAKER:
> What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed
> 1m18.233s last year)
1 min 16.509
Here is your regular chance to put your predictions in for the Spanish Grand Prix. You have until the qualifying gets posted on the 1st May (Saturday).
[URL]http://www.freewebs.com/gpsr/srf1.htm[/URL] for the current driver line up.
Spain is the next stop for the F1 circus and is Round 5 of the 18 round Championship. As usual, the preview might give you a few ideas of what you might put in your predictions.
Spain has been, for the past 2 years, a B.A.R. track. Last year, the weekend was nice and dry and we saw lap records as Alonso took pole position in the Renault with Villeneuve in the B.A.R in second. The race saw Villeneuve take the win with Renault's 2nd and 3rd.
For the current Championship contenders that raced last season, Ralf Schumacher qualified 10th and finished 17th in the race, Pizzonia qualified 20th and finished 14th and Raikkonen qualified 9th and finished 12th.
Here is some more information:
Lap Records:
Qualifying: 1m18.233s - Alonso (2003 - Renault)
Race: 1m19.056s - Fisichella (2003 - Jordan)
Previous winners:
2002 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2003 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
Top 3 Qualifying last year:
1st Alonso (Renault)
2nd Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
3rd Fisichella (Jordan)
Top 3 Race last year:
1st Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2nd Alonso (Renault) +2.695s
3rd Trulli (Renault) +9.433s
Top 3 drivers after Round 5 last year:
1st Trulli 27pts
2nd Firman 17pts
3rd Raikkonen 16pts
Top 3 constructors after Round 5 last year:
1st Renault 40pts
2nd McLaren 28pts
3rd Jordan 27pts
Onto the prediction question. Der Nazi has stretched his lead but a few more players are threatening his dominance. Remember to come up with 8 different drivers for the qualifying and race and remember to include only current drivers in the Championship.
Who will qualify in pole position? (10 points)
Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
Who will win the race? (12 points)
Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
TIE BREAKER:
What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed 1m18.233s last year)
What will happen as we head towards a third of the season complete?
The following drivers are now available:
Pantano
Sato
Baumgartner
It's first come, first serve.
[URL]http://www.freewebs.com/gpsr/srf1.htm[/URL] for the current driver line up.
Spain is the next stop for the F1 circus and is Round 5 of the 18 round Championship. As usual, the preview might give you a few ideas of what you might put in your predictions.
Spain has been, for the past 2 years, a B.A.R. track. Last year, the weekend was nice and dry and we saw lap records as Alonso took pole position in the Renault with Villeneuve in the B.A.R in second. The race saw Villeneuve take the win with Renault's 2nd and 3rd.
For the current Championship contenders that raced last season, Ralf Schumacher qualified 10th and finished 17th in the race, Pizzonia qualified 20th and finished 14th and Raikkonen qualified 9th and finished 12th.
Here is some more information:
Lap Records:
Qualifying: 1m18.233s - Alonso (2003 - Renault)
Race: 1m19.056s - Fisichella (2003 - Jordan)
Previous winners:
2002 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2003 - Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
Top 3 Qualifying last year:
1st Alonso (Renault)
2nd Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
3rd Fisichella (Jordan)
Top 3 Race last year:
1st Villeneuve (B.A.R.)
2nd Alonso (Renault) +2.695s
3rd Trulli (Renault) +9.433s
Top 3 drivers after Round 5 last year:
1st Trulli 27pts
2nd Firman 17pts
3rd Raikkonen 16pts
Top 3 constructors after Round 5 last year:
1st Renault 40pts
2nd McLaren 28pts
3rd Jordan 27pts
Onto the prediction question. Der Nazi has stretched his lead but a few more players are threatening his dominance. Remember to come up with 8 different drivers for the qualifying and race and remember to include only current drivers in the Championship.
Who will qualify in pole position? (10 points)
Who will be last on the grid? (10 points)
The top 8 qualifiers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
Who will make up the most positions in the race? (8 points)
Which team will score the most points in the race? (5 points)
Who will win the race? (12 points)
Who will be the first retirement? (10 points)
The top 8 finishers (1 point for driver being in top 8, 3 points for driver being in correct place)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
TIE BREAKER:
What will be the fastest qualifying lap? (Example: Alonso managed 1m18.233s last year)
What will happen as we head towards a third of the season complete?
The following drivers are now available:
Pantano
Sato
Baumgartner
It's first come, first serve.
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