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De La Rosa takes pole for Senna GP in Brazil
Pedro De La Rosa has taken pole position for Senna GP in the hot conditions, his second career pole, and gives the Brazilian fans the perfect way to remember their most famous driver, Ayrton Senna.
It was a good day for Minardi with Wilson and Verstappen making the top 6. Trulli will be the happiest of all the drivers with 3rd place and seeing his two main challengers, Raikkonen and Firman, struggle with middle grid positions.
Toyota have struggled to get to grips this season and it's not getting any better for them. World Champion Panis was 21st and Da Matta was 22nd and last.
Full qualifying results:
1st De La Rosa (Virtuoso) 1m13.674s (Lap Record)
2nd Wilson (MikeAll) 1m13.709s
3rd Trulli (Ant) 1m13.751s
4th Verstappen (Jericho15) 1m13.772s
5th Button (Der Nazi) 1m13.856s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) 1m13.858s
7th Montoya (Afrojoe) 1m13.859s
8th Coulthard (Reynolds) 1m13.887s
9th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) 1m13.937s
10th Fisichella (Badgerman) 1m13.946s
11th Frentzen (Figo) 1m13.947s
12th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) 1m13.972s
13th Irvine (Crunk Dow) 1m14.002s
14th Firman (DW) 1m14.004s
15th Alonso (Random Hero) 1m14.009s
16th Barrichello (Shadow) 1m14.058s
17th M Schumacher (Unbeliever) 1m14.059s
18th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) 1m14.066s
19th Webber (Evil Dark) 1m14.227s
20th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) 1m14.248s
21st Panis (Foreman) 1m14.259s
22nd Da Matta (Grandprix) 1m14.343s
The stage is set for the Grand Prix. Will a new challenger emerge or will Trulli start to turn up the heat?
Pedro De La Rosa has taken pole position for Senna GP in the hot conditions, his second career pole, and gives the Brazilian fans the perfect way to remember their most famous driver, Ayrton Senna.
It was a good day for Minardi with Wilson and Verstappen making the top 6. Trulli will be the happiest of all the drivers with 3rd place and seeing his two main challengers, Raikkonen and Firman, struggle with middle grid positions.
Toyota have struggled to get to grips this season and it's not getting any better for them. World Champion Panis was 21st and Da Matta was 22nd and last.
Full qualifying results:
1st De La Rosa (Virtuoso) 1m13.674s (Lap Record)
2nd Wilson (MikeAll) 1m13.709s
3rd Trulli (Ant) 1m13.751s
4th Verstappen (Jericho15) 1m13.772s
5th Button (Der Nazi) 1m13.856s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) 1m13.858s
7th Montoya (Afrojoe) 1m13.859s
8th Coulthard (Reynolds) 1m13.887s
9th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) 1m13.937s
10th Fisichella (Badgerman) 1m13.946s
11th Frentzen (Figo) 1m13.947s
12th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) 1m13.972s
13th Irvine (Crunk Dow) 1m14.002s
14th Firman (DW) 1m14.004s
15th Alonso (Random Hero) 1m14.009s
16th Barrichello (Shadow) 1m14.058s
17th M Schumacher (Unbeliever) 1m14.059s
18th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) 1m14.066s
19th Webber (Evil Dark) 1m14.227s
20th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) 1m14.248s
21st Panis (Foreman) 1m14.259s
22nd Da Matta (Grandprix) 1m14.343s
The stage is set for the Grand Prix. Will a new challenger emerge or will Trulli start to turn up the heat?
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Wahey! 4th on the grid! A great performance for Verstappen there! :)
Absolu† Neó wrote:
Weldone Ralph - 20th!
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Ralph Shumacher - the Laurent Blanc of F1.
:D
Weldone Ralph - 20th!
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Ralph Shumacher - the Laurent Blanc of F1.
:D
Shadow wrote:
> Have I changed drivers, not that it made that much difference to the
> positions :)
Someone changed my records. Don't worry, it's all fixed now.
> Have I changed drivers, not that it made that much difference to the
> positions :)
Someone changed my records. Don't worry, it's all fixed now.
*Bangs head against a wall*
Weldone Ralph - 20th!
...
Weldone Ralph - 20th!
...
Have I changed drivers, not that it made that much difference to the positions :)
Grandprix wrote:
The Lap Record isn't much to cheer about. It means nothing and the last qualifying lap record was done in wet conditions.
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In other words; "That's a load of bollo'ks, your driver is a three, ..nay, TWO legged donkey, and will at best win the 'I CAN GET DRUNK THE FASTEST' trophy".
*Goes away and cries into his chicken satay and Carling*.
The Lap Record isn't much to cheer about. It means nothing and the last qualifying lap record was done in wet conditions.
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In other words; "That's a load of bollo'ks, your driver is a three, ..nay, TWO legged donkey, and will at best win the 'I CAN GET DRUNK THE FASTEST' trophy".
*Goes away and cries into his chicken satay and Carling*.
The Lap Record isn't much to cheer about. It means nothing and the last qualifying lap record was done in wet conditions.
Grandprix wrote:
Full qualifying results:
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1st De La Rosa (Virtuoso) 1m13.674s (Lap Record)
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*Kisses the monitor*
Go Rosa! You rock! :D
He's proving me more and more wrong as the tournament goes on.
And Lap Record eh? I'd better get the tropy polish ready...
:P
Full qualifying results:
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1st De La Rosa (Virtuoso) 1m13.674s (Lap Record)
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*Kisses the monitor*
Go Rosa! You rock! :D
He's proving me more and more wrong as the tournament goes on.
And Lap Record eh? I'd better get the tropy polish ready...
:P
I would say that the top 12-13 cars have the capacity to get points. If the race is wet, anyone could win.
Badgerman wrote:
> DAMNIT!
>
> Gar, after the 1st place win in the first race, Fisichella has become
> Ferycrappa
We can still win this thing.
It's only a one of, Brazil is always known as an erm...crappy circuit.
> DAMNIT!
>
> Gar, after the 1st place win in the first race, Fisichella has become
> Ferycrappa
We can still win this thing.
It's only a one of, Brazil is always known as an erm...crappy circuit.
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