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6 times world champion (1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003), 80th race wins........... can anyone stop him?
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cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> I'm not being nasty, but I've never seen a woman who is so into car
> racing.
Crackhead.. Ive been in to racing since i was 14 years old.. Im 26 now. Usually go to 4 races a year. However this year i haven't. Even went to the first Indy as was living in Canada at the time.
Its ok.. but there are loads of females who love motorsport!
> I'm not being nasty, but I've never seen a woman who is so into car
> racing.
Crackhead.. Ive been in to racing since i was 14 years old.. Im 26 now. Usually go to 4 races a year. However this year i haven't. Even went to the first Indy as was living in Canada at the time.
Its ok.. but there are loads of females who love motorsport!
Well the drivers actually drive the cars in that, there's no gizmos to help them as much as there are in F1. Can't really compare them as the cars are so different but yes there is alot more needless accidents in Champ.
I don't think the quality of the driving is as good in Champ Cars than in F1. The amount of needless accidents and full course yellows seems to prove that.
Champ Cars is far more exciting as well, at least you actually have action that includes over-taking that doesn't take place in the pit lane.
cRaCkHeAd wrote:
> Michael Schumacher is boring, I say let someone else win........
The main problem here is tyres. Look at how Bridgestones perform compared to Michelins over several laps- the hold more grip for longer. The Michelin-shod teams are nearly equal in qualifying, but don't come close in races. Granted, the Ferraris are more efficient in the realms of aerodynamics and power, but tyres make the difference- if all the teams used one make of tyre, lap times would be far closer, as would be the racing. Champ Cars is very dumbed down, seeing as all the equipment is bought and not developed by the teams, but having one type of tyre does help make racing closer, as has been proven a few years ago, when there was a choice of engines in Champ Cars (ie not like now, when there is just a Ford-Cosworth; there used to be engines from Mercedes-Ilmor, Toyota and Honda as well).
> Michael Schumacher is boring, I say let someone else win........
The main problem here is tyres. Look at how Bridgestones perform compared to Michelins over several laps- the hold more grip for longer. The Michelin-shod teams are nearly equal in qualifying, but don't come close in races. Granted, the Ferraris are more efficient in the realms of aerodynamics and power, but tyres make the difference- if all the teams used one make of tyre, lap times would be far closer, as would be the racing. Champ Cars is very dumbed down, seeing as all the equipment is bought and not developed by the teams, but having one type of tyre does help make racing closer, as has been proven a few years ago, when there was a choice of engines in Champ Cars (ie not like now, when there is just a Ford-Cosworth; there used to be engines from Mercedes-Ilmor, Toyota and Honda as well).
I'm not being nasty, but I've never seen a woman who is so into car racing.
Pardon me?!? However i bet ive seen more proper grand prix's for real than you.
Then realises.. Your more than likely just a kid.. So stops being nasty
Then realises.. Your more than likely just a kid.. So stops being nasty
I wasn't privileged to see Fangio drive but without doubt he is one of the best, if not the best. If I was to pick from the drivers I've seen, it would have to be Ayrton Senna. A true motor racing legend.
yeah, more than you
Well do you ACTUALLY know anything about Motorracing? Geez!
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