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Coulthard shows the way in Brazil
David Coulthard has won the Brazilian Grand Prix, his second career victory, with a stunning drive. The weather was hot and sunny, Coulthard started 8th on the grid and overtook everyone in front of him with little bother to take the win.
It was a race with few mistakes. The only drivers that made mistakes were Irvine and Frentzen and they only lost a couple of places because of it. Championship leader Raikkonen knew one mistake would see his lead cut or lost but it was the car that let him down as a suspension failure caused him to spin and retire on lap 34. Ralf Schumacher also stopped on lap 34 with wheel damage. Justin Wilson was looking at a podium place but was forced to stop out on track with a transmission problem.
It was Coulthard that proved he was the fastest racer in Brazil by winning and setting a new lap record of 1m14.521s. Pole sitter De La Rosa couldn't handle Coulthard pace and settled for 2nd. Trulli fought well and pushed De La Rosa all the way and finished 3rd to take the Championship lead. Pizzonia finished 4th, Verstappen finished 5th, Heidfeld 6th, Webber 7th and Alonso sneaked into 8th for the last points position.
Full race results:
1st Coulthard (Reynolds) 1h31m21.190s
2nd De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +15.459s
3rd Trulli (Ant) +17.231s
4th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) +21.054s
5th Verstappen (Jericho15) +22.957s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) +32.877s
7th Webber (Evil Dark) +36.295s
8th Alonso (Random Hero) +37.563s
9th Frentzen (Figo) +37.588s
10th Firman (DW) +39.767s
11th Fisichella (Badgerman) +40.137s
12th Barrichello (Unbeliever) +41.341s
13th M Schumacher (Shadow) +41.966s
14th Button (Der Nazi) +42.534s
15th Irvine (Crunk Dow) +45.499s
16th Panis (Foreman) +47.512s
17th Montoya (Afrojoe) +49.872s
18th Da Matta (Grandprix) +51.020s
19th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) +51.616s
DNF
Wilson (MikeAll) Transmission
R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) Left front wheel
Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) Suspension
Drivers standings:
1st Trulli 21pts
2nd Raikkonen 16pts
3= Firman 12pts
3= De La Rosa 12pts
5= Fisichella 10pts
5= Coulthard 10pts
5= Pizzonia 10pts
8th Verstappen 7pts
9th Alonso 5pts
10= Heidfeld 3pts
10= Montoya 3pts
10= R Schumacher 3pts
13= Da Matta 2pts
13= Webber 2pts
15th Button 1pt
Constructors standings:
1= Renault 26pts
1= McLaren 26pts
3rd Jordan 22pts
4= Jaguar 12pts
4= Senna GP 12pts
6th Minardi 7pts
7th Williams 6pts
8th Sauber 3pts
9th Toyota 2pts
10th B.A.R 1pt
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m14.521s
Only 7 drivers and Ferrari yet to score in this Championship and we have only had 3 rounds.
David Coulthard has won the Brazilian Grand Prix, his second career victory, with a stunning drive. The weather was hot and sunny, Coulthard started 8th on the grid and overtook everyone in front of him with little bother to take the win.
It was a race with few mistakes. The only drivers that made mistakes were Irvine and Frentzen and they only lost a couple of places because of it. Championship leader Raikkonen knew one mistake would see his lead cut or lost but it was the car that let him down as a suspension failure caused him to spin and retire on lap 34. Ralf Schumacher also stopped on lap 34 with wheel damage. Justin Wilson was looking at a podium place but was forced to stop out on track with a transmission problem.
It was Coulthard that proved he was the fastest racer in Brazil by winning and setting a new lap record of 1m14.521s. Pole sitter De La Rosa couldn't handle Coulthard pace and settled for 2nd. Trulli fought well and pushed De La Rosa all the way and finished 3rd to take the Championship lead. Pizzonia finished 4th, Verstappen finished 5th, Heidfeld 6th, Webber 7th and Alonso sneaked into 8th for the last points position.
Full race results:
1st Coulthard (Reynolds) 1h31m21.190s
2nd De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +15.459s
3rd Trulli (Ant) +17.231s
4th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) +21.054s
5th Verstappen (Jericho15) +22.957s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) +32.877s
7th Webber (Evil Dark) +36.295s
8th Alonso (Random Hero) +37.563s
9th Frentzen (Figo) +37.588s
10th Firman (DW) +39.767s
11th Fisichella (Badgerman) +40.137s
12th Barrichello (Unbeliever) +41.341s
13th M Schumacher (Shadow) +41.966s
14th Button (Der Nazi) +42.534s
15th Irvine (Crunk Dow) +45.499s
16th Panis (Foreman) +47.512s
17th Montoya (Afrojoe) +49.872s
18th Da Matta (Grandprix) +51.020s
19th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) +51.616s
DNF
Wilson (MikeAll) Transmission
R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) Left front wheel
Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) Suspension
Drivers standings:
1st Trulli 21pts
2nd Raikkonen 16pts
3= Firman 12pts
3= De La Rosa 12pts
5= Fisichella 10pts
5= Coulthard 10pts
5= Pizzonia 10pts
8th Verstappen 7pts
9th Alonso 5pts
10= Heidfeld 3pts
10= Montoya 3pts
10= R Schumacher 3pts
13= Da Matta 2pts
13= Webber 2pts
15th Button 1pt
Constructors standings:
1= Renault 26pts
1= McLaren 26pts
3rd Jordan 22pts
4= Jaguar 12pts
4= Senna GP 12pts
6th Minardi 7pts
7th Williams 6pts
8th Sauber 3pts
9th Toyota 2pts
10th B.A.R 1pt
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m14.521s
Only 7 drivers and Ferrari yet to score in this Championship and we have only had 3 rounds.
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Yesssssss
* just thought I'd post that to counteract all the negativity so far posted. Looks like all but one person is pleased to have checked this :)
Foreman wrote:
> Evil Dark should never be winning me =P
Wow - are you a prize?
* just thought I'd post that to counteract all the negativity so far posted. Looks like all but one person is pleased to have checked this :)
Foreman wrote:
> Evil Dark should never be winning me =P
Wow - are you a prize?
Noooo, it's disgraceful!!!
Evil Dark should never be winning me =P
Evil Dark should never be winning me =P
Noooooooooooooooooo.
No points for me or for Williams. Bah.
No points for me or for Williams. Bah.
Unlucky me and Badgerman.
We'll climb back up with the next race, you mark my words.
We'll climb back up with the next race, you mark my words.
Noooooooooo
* swears profusely :)
* swears profusely :)
Hmmmm, I appear to be doing well.
Tell me Grandprix; should I be shocked by this fact?
:P
Tell me Grandprix; should I be shocked by this fact?
:P
Coulthard shows the way in Brazil
David Coulthard has won the Brazilian Grand Prix, his second career victory, with a stunning drive. The weather was hot and sunny, Coulthard started 8th on the grid and overtook everyone in front of him with little bother to take the win.
It was a race with few mistakes. The only drivers that made mistakes were Irvine and Frentzen and they only lost a couple of places because of it. Championship leader Raikkonen knew one mistake would see his lead cut or lost but it was the car that let him down as a suspension failure caused him to spin and retire on lap 34. Ralf Schumacher also stopped on lap 34 with wheel damage. Justin Wilson was looking at a podium place but was forced to stop out on track with a transmission problem.
It was Coulthard that proved he was the fastest racer in Brazil by winning and setting a new lap record of 1m14.521s. Pole sitter De La Rosa couldn't handle Coulthard pace and settled for 2nd. Trulli fought well and pushed De La Rosa all the way and finished 3rd to take the Championship lead. Pizzonia finished 4th, Verstappen finished 5th, Heidfeld 6th, Webber 7th and Alonso sneaked into 8th for the last points position.
Full race results:
1st Coulthard (Reynolds) 1h31m21.190s
2nd De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +15.459s
3rd Trulli (Ant) +17.231s
4th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) +21.054s
5th Verstappen (Jericho15) +22.957s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) +32.877s
7th Webber (Evil Dark) +36.295s
8th Alonso (Random Hero) +37.563s
9th Frentzen (Figo) +37.588s
10th Firman (DW) +39.767s
11th Fisichella (Badgerman) +40.137s
12th Barrichello (Unbeliever) +41.341s
13th M Schumacher (Shadow) +41.966s
14th Button (Der Nazi) +42.534s
15th Irvine (Crunk Dow) +45.499s
16th Panis (Foreman) +47.512s
17th Montoya (Afrojoe) +49.872s
18th Da Matta (Grandprix) +51.020s
19th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) +51.616s
DNF
Wilson (MikeAll) Transmission
R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) Left front wheel
Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) Suspension
Drivers standings:
1st Trulli 21pts
2nd Raikkonen 16pts
3= Firman 12pts
3= De La Rosa 12pts
5= Fisichella 10pts
5= Coulthard 10pts
5= Pizzonia 10pts
8th Verstappen 7pts
9th Alonso 5pts
10= Heidfeld 3pts
10= Montoya 3pts
10= R Schumacher 3pts
13= Da Matta 2pts
13= Webber 2pts
15th Button 1pt
Constructors standings:
1= Renault 26pts
1= McLaren 26pts
3rd Jordan 22pts
4= Jaguar 12pts
4= Senna GP 12pts
6th Minardi 7pts
7th Williams 6pts
8th Sauber 3pts
9th Toyota 2pts
10th B.A.R 1pt
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m14.521s
Only 7 drivers and Ferrari yet to score in this Championship and we have only had 3 rounds.
David Coulthard has won the Brazilian Grand Prix, his second career victory, with a stunning drive. The weather was hot and sunny, Coulthard started 8th on the grid and overtook everyone in front of him with little bother to take the win.
It was a race with few mistakes. The only drivers that made mistakes were Irvine and Frentzen and they only lost a couple of places because of it. Championship leader Raikkonen knew one mistake would see his lead cut or lost but it was the car that let him down as a suspension failure caused him to spin and retire on lap 34. Ralf Schumacher also stopped on lap 34 with wheel damage. Justin Wilson was looking at a podium place but was forced to stop out on track with a transmission problem.
It was Coulthard that proved he was the fastest racer in Brazil by winning and setting a new lap record of 1m14.521s. Pole sitter De La Rosa couldn't handle Coulthard pace and settled for 2nd. Trulli fought well and pushed De La Rosa all the way and finished 3rd to take the Championship lead. Pizzonia finished 4th, Verstappen finished 5th, Heidfeld 6th, Webber 7th and Alonso sneaked into 8th for the last points position.
Full race results:
1st Coulthard (Reynolds) 1h31m21.190s
2nd De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +15.459s
3rd Trulli (Ant) +17.231s
4th Pizzonia (Reddy 2003) +21.054s
5th Verstappen (Jericho15) +22.957s
6th Heidfeld (Sylphetic) +32.877s
7th Webber (Evil Dark) +36.295s
8th Alonso (Random Hero) +37.563s
9th Frentzen (Figo) +37.588s
10th Firman (DW) +39.767s
11th Fisichella (Badgerman) +40.137s
12th Barrichello (Unbeliever) +41.341s
13th M Schumacher (Shadow) +41.966s
14th Button (Der Nazi) +42.534s
15th Irvine (Crunk Dow) +45.499s
16th Panis (Foreman) +47.512s
17th Montoya (Afrojoe) +49.872s
18th Da Matta (Grandprix) +51.020s
19th Villeneuve (Dog Breath) +51.616s
DNF
Wilson (MikeAll) Transmission
R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) Left front wheel
Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) Suspension
Drivers standings:
1st Trulli 21pts
2nd Raikkonen 16pts
3= Firman 12pts
3= De La Rosa 12pts
5= Fisichella 10pts
5= Coulthard 10pts
5= Pizzonia 10pts
8th Verstappen 7pts
9th Alonso 5pts
10= Heidfeld 3pts
10= Montoya 3pts
10= R Schumacher 3pts
13= Da Matta 2pts
13= Webber 2pts
15th Button 1pt
Constructors standings:
1= Renault 26pts
1= McLaren 26pts
3rd Jordan 22pts
4= Jaguar 12pts
4= Senna GP 12pts
6th Minardi 7pts
7th Williams 6pts
8th Sauber 3pts
9th Toyota 2pts
10th B.A.R 1pt
Fastest Lap: Coulthard 1m14.521s
Only 7 drivers and Ferrari yet to score in this Championship and we have only had 3 rounds.
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