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The Italian Grand Prix is well known for it's high speed. It's been recorded that the Italian Grand Prix has got the fastest average speed lap in the history of F1.
This race comes at a pivotal time in the season. Ralf Firman has been consistently finishing high in the points in the last few races and has built up a 12 point lead ahead of Alonso. Firman has been a revelation in his debut season and looks favourite to take the Championship. He could win it in Italy. For Ralf Firman to win the title in Italy, Firman will have to win and hope Alonso finishes lower than 6th.
Let's see how the 8 remaining drivers fighting for the title did last year. Firman and Alonso didn't race last season and nor did Verstappen. Villeneuve, currently sitting in 3rd place, struggled round here as he saw his Championship challenge fall off the rails and he qualified 20th. Trulli did better and got 5th. Button did very well last year and got 2nd behind Webber, who took pole position. De La Rosa also struggled and got 21st while Montoya qualified an interesting 9th.
While the qualifying was dry, the race was wet and turned everything on it's head. Webber went on to win from pole position and Minardi went on to take a 1-2. Out of the Championship challengers, Montoya did the best with a 5th place finish. Villeneuve and De La Rosa had uninspired races and got 12th and 13th. Trulli's and Button's races ended early. Trulli's transmission failed and Button's engine blew.
Lap Records:
Qualifying: Webber 1m22.143s
Race: Webber 1m29.564s
Qualifying top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Button
3rd Yoong
Race top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Yoong
3rd M Schumacher
Drivers standings top 3 last year:
1st Panis 44pts
2nd Frentzen 38pts
3rd Villeneuve 34pts
Constructors standings top 3 last year:
1st B.A.R 78pts
2nd Williams 57pts
3rd Arrows 56pts
This years top 3 (Drivers):
1st Firman 60pts
2nd Alonso 48pts
3rd Villeneuve 40pts
This years top 3 (Constructors):
1st Jordan 84pts
2nd Renault 83pts
3rd B.A.R 73pts
We are in for a cracker of a finale with the Drivers title and Constructors title still up for grabs. 8 drivers and 8 teams remain. We are guaranteed a new drivers Champion and B.A.R can still defend the Constructors. 3 rounds to go and you won't want to miss them!
This race comes at a pivotal time in the season. Ralf Firman has been consistently finishing high in the points in the last few races and has built up a 12 point lead ahead of Alonso. Firman has been a revelation in his debut season and looks favourite to take the Championship. He could win it in Italy. For Ralf Firman to win the title in Italy, Firman will have to win and hope Alonso finishes lower than 6th.
Let's see how the 8 remaining drivers fighting for the title did last year. Firman and Alonso didn't race last season and nor did Verstappen. Villeneuve, currently sitting in 3rd place, struggled round here as he saw his Championship challenge fall off the rails and he qualified 20th. Trulli did better and got 5th. Button did very well last year and got 2nd behind Webber, who took pole position. De La Rosa also struggled and got 21st while Montoya qualified an interesting 9th.
While the qualifying was dry, the race was wet and turned everything on it's head. Webber went on to win from pole position and Minardi went on to take a 1-2. Out of the Championship challengers, Montoya did the best with a 5th place finish. Villeneuve and De La Rosa had uninspired races and got 12th and 13th. Trulli's and Button's races ended early. Trulli's transmission failed and Button's engine blew.
Lap Records:
Qualifying: Webber 1m22.143s
Race: Webber 1m29.564s
Qualifying top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Button
3rd Yoong
Race top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Yoong
3rd M Schumacher
Drivers standings top 3 last year:
1st Panis 44pts
2nd Frentzen 38pts
3rd Villeneuve 34pts
Constructors standings top 3 last year:
1st B.A.R 78pts
2nd Williams 57pts
3rd Arrows 56pts
This years top 3 (Drivers):
1st Firman 60pts
2nd Alonso 48pts
3rd Villeneuve 40pts
This years top 3 (Constructors):
1st Jordan 84pts
2nd Renault 83pts
3rd B.A.R 73pts
We are in for a cracker of a finale with the Drivers title and Constructors title still up for grabs. 8 drivers and 8 teams remain. We are guaranteed a new drivers Champion and B.A.R can still defend the Constructors. 3 rounds to go and you won't want to miss them!
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What if I finish 2nd? Alonso has to finish 9th?
The Italian Grand Prix is well known for it's high speed. It's been recorded that the Italian Grand Prix has got the fastest average speed lap in the history of F1.
This race comes at a pivotal time in the season. Ralf Firman has been consistently finishing high in the points in the last few races and has built up a 12 point lead ahead of Alonso. Firman has been a revelation in his debut season and looks favourite to take the Championship. He could win it in Italy. For Ralf Firman to win the title in Italy, Firman will have to win and hope Alonso finishes lower than 6th.
Let's see how the 8 remaining drivers fighting for the title did last year. Firman and Alonso didn't race last season and nor did Verstappen. Villeneuve, currently sitting in 3rd place, struggled round here as he saw his Championship challenge fall off the rails and he qualified 20th. Trulli did better and got 5th. Button did very well last year and got 2nd behind Webber, who took pole position. De La Rosa also struggled and got 21st while Montoya qualified an interesting 9th.
While the qualifying was dry, the race was wet and turned everything on it's head. Webber went on to win from pole position and Minardi went on to take a 1-2. Out of the Championship challengers, Montoya did the best with a 5th place finish. Villeneuve and De La Rosa had uninspired races and got 12th and 13th. Trulli's and Button's races ended early. Trulli's transmission failed and Button's engine blew.
Lap Records:
Qualifying: Webber 1m22.143s
Race: Webber 1m29.564s
Qualifying top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Button
3rd Yoong
Race top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Yoong
3rd M Schumacher
Drivers standings top 3 last year:
1st Panis 44pts
2nd Frentzen 38pts
3rd Villeneuve 34pts
Constructors standings top 3 last year:
1st B.A.R 78pts
2nd Williams 57pts
3rd Arrows 56pts
This years top 3 (Drivers):
1st Firman 60pts
2nd Alonso 48pts
3rd Villeneuve 40pts
This years top 3 (Constructors):
1st Jordan 84pts
2nd Renault 83pts
3rd B.A.R 73pts
We are in for a cracker of a finale with the Drivers title and Constructors title still up for grabs. 8 drivers and 8 teams remain. We are guaranteed a new drivers Champion and B.A.R can still defend the Constructors. 3 rounds to go and you won't want to miss them!
This race comes at a pivotal time in the season. Ralf Firman has been consistently finishing high in the points in the last few races and has built up a 12 point lead ahead of Alonso. Firman has been a revelation in his debut season and looks favourite to take the Championship. He could win it in Italy. For Ralf Firman to win the title in Italy, Firman will have to win and hope Alonso finishes lower than 6th.
Let's see how the 8 remaining drivers fighting for the title did last year. Firman and Alonso didn't race last season and nor did Verstappen. Villeneuve, currently sitting in 3rd place, struggled round here as he saw his Championship challenge fall off the rails and he qualified 20th. Trulli did better and got 5th. Button did very well last year and got 2nd behind Webber, who took pole position. De La Rosa also struggled and got 21st while Montoya qualified an interesting 9th.
While the qualifying was dry, the race was wet and turned everything on it's head. Webber went on to win from pole position and Minardi went on to take a 1-2. Out of the Championship challengers, Montoya did the best with a 5th place finish. Villeneuve and De La Rosa had uninspired races and got 12th and 13th. Trulli's and Button's races ended early. Trulli's transmission failed and Button's engine blew.
Lap Records:
Qualifying: Webber 1m22.143s
Race: Webber 1m29.564s
Qualifying top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Button
3rd Yoong
Race top 3 last year:
1st Webber
2nd Yoong
3rd M Schumacher
Drivers standings top 3 last year:
1st Panis 44pts
2nd Frentzen 38pts
3rd Villeneuve 34pts
Constructors standings top 3 last year:
1st B.A.R 78pts
2nd Williams 57pts
3rd Arrows 56pts
This years top 3 (Drivers):
1st Firman 60pts
2nd Alonso 48pts
3rd Villeneuve 40pts
This years top 3 (Constructors):
1st Jordan 84pts
2nd Renault 83pts
3rd B.A.R 73pts
We are in for a cracker of a finale with the Drivers title and Constructors title still up for grabs. 8 drivers and 8 teams remain. We are guaranteed a new drivers Champion and B.A.R can still defend the Constructors. 3 rounds to go and you won't want to miss them!
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