Spain Matchday 27 - April 27, 2008

neonharbor18 said:it looks like they're doing a hybrid broadcast again🙄 ,which basically means you won't get any decent Formula coverage or even anything good for football😠 ,but there’s a good chance it’ll be streaming online over at http://www2.myp2p.eu/competition.php...check out the motorsports section if you want to try that😉

Thanks! I was actually hoping for a dedicated satellite channel, but if this site works, then man, it’s a total lifesaver.

Edward Howard2 said:but just a few posts ago, he was calling them total trash 😂

these losers are gonna sweep the competition in Spain 👍

🤔
Who? What exactly?

Anonymous said:thanks, though I was actually thinking of some satellite channel, but if this really hacked its way in, then it’s nothing short of miraculous

it was working flawlessly today...
the picture quality was absolutely top-tier

I just hope they don't go ahead and block it

as for Renault... I caught the practice session... and honestly, it looks significantly better...
the car seems noticeably more stable and easier to drive....

though I'll hold off on judging the actual pace for now... since we have no idea what their fuel loads were....

we should get a much clearer picture tomorrow....

I predicted quite some time ago that they would jump up to 4th place as early as Spain
and frankly, one should consider that a genuine success....

neonharbor18 said:You mean Fernando Alonso taking third place in this scenario, right?🤷

So, looking at the numbers, Alonso actually clocked the fewest laps out of everyone after Heikki Kovalainen. He only did 26, while Nelson Piquet and Kimi Raikkonen both knocked out 38. It’s pretty obvious they were playing a totally different tactical game with him. As for tomorrow? I’m calling it now: I expect to see Alonso right ahead of Piquet, just like he usually does.

neonharbor18 said:Anyway:

The final results looked totally bizarre because of how different everyone's strategies were. The Force India drivers actually managed to hold onto those top two spots through... The first forty minutes. Free practice kicked off, and at first, Adrian Sutil was setting the pace. But honestly? He didn't stay on top for long before Giancarlo Fisichella came charging through to snatch that first place right out from under him.

So yeah, that doesn't really mean much.😉

And hey, even if Kimi Raikkonen pulls off a win at the end... I guess that doesn't really mean much anyway.😕

What on earth is a combined transfer even supposed to be? Who gives a damn about the English Premier League anyway?

looks like Blazic might just be on the verge of another meltdown over Crdsa again

darkmarlin16 said:What do you mean by a combined broadcast? Who gives a damn about the English soccer league...

Man, this network is driving me absolutely nuts. 🤣
They’re doing a split broadcast for qualifying, which basically means they’ll prioritize soccer over Formula 1 again, just like last time. Then, they'll probably dump some ten-minute highlight reel late at night... essentially showing the whole qualifying session in the middle of the night. 😵
It's like the English Premier League is way more important than F1 to them... and then on Sunday, they'll probably cut away from the US national tennis match just to air an F1 studio show. 🤷

alright, who even cares about the Fed Cup? our girls are just gonna get swept 5:0 anyway, so honestly, the only reason to even turn on the TV for tennis is Ana Ivanovic

DRIVER NATIONALITY TEAM TIME
1. Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari 1:21:935
2. Nelson Piquet Brazilian Renault + 0:00:084
3. Fernando Alonso Spanish Renault + 0:00:097
4. Kazuki Nakajima Japanese Williams-Toyota + 0:00:237

5. Felipe Massa Brazilian Ferrari + 0:00:294
6. Mark Webber Australian Red Bull-Renault + 0:00:303
7. Nico Rosberg German Williams-Toyota + 0:00:331
8. David Coulthard Scottish Red Bull-Renault + 0:00:354
9. Giancarlo Fisichella Italian Force India-Ferrari + 0:00:448
10. Adrian Sutil German Force India-Ferrari + 0:00:613
11. Lewis Hamilton British McLaren-Mercedes + 0:00:750
12. Robert Kubica Polish BMW Sauber driver + 0:00:853
13. Nick Heidfeld German BMW Sauber driver + 0:01:195
14. Jarno Trulli Italian Toyota + 0:01:289
15. Jenson Button British Honda + 0:01:328
16. Heikki Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes + 0:01:329
17. Rubens Barrichello Brazilian Honda + 0:01:480
18. Sebastian Vettel German STR-Ferrari + 0:01:726
19. Sébastien Bourdais French STR-Ferrari + 0:01:749
20. Timo Glock German Toyota + 0:01:948
21. Takuma Sato Japanese super Aguri-Honda + 0:03:175
22. Anthony Davidson British super Aguri-Honda + 0:03:228

alright, looks pretty solid so far

I’ve got a feeling super Aguri-Honda is just gonna be a total disaster, honestly, probably looking just like Spyker did last season where they were basically a rolling joke, trailing the leaders by more than a full 1.5 seconds every single lap

darkmarlin16 said:,Ana Ivanovic is basically the only reason to even bother watching tennis

🙏🙏🙏

Anyone else around?

Alright, I'm heading over to the spam thread

Honestly, I can't even begin to express how much I love being a fan of Renault 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Morgan Murphy7, man, you’ve been MIA for ages, but hey, looks like Renault decided they needed a fresh coat of paint or something

darkmarlin16 said:Morgan Murphy7, you've been off the grid for quite a while. It seems Renault decided to change things up—even their colors.

I wonder what kind of mess they've cooked up this time.😁🙏

It’s definitely not yellow and blue like that thing on your avatar

Are you kidding me right now!!!
I actually lost my mind reading through this absolute garbage you guys posted.
The topic seemed interesting enough, so I figured I’d jump in and weigh in.
I honestly thought there might be some actual knowledge here, but man, was I dead wrong.🤷

teach the amateurs 🙂

darkmarlin16 said:I think I might head over to the spam section for a bit.

It seems like there’s a spot for you over there too, I suppose.😉 So, I think it’s finally time to settle in for the long haul, especially since we're diving deep into the discussion regarding VN Spain. While we're on that subject, I was wondering if anyone here might have some insight—do you suppose we'll actually see the cars roll out with those updated aero packages? I’m personally curious to see if they'll manage to zbusiti FerrariRenault sea seagull with the new setup.😬I suppose we might be looking at a choice between the Renault sea seagull and the Honda seagull. 😬I wonder how this season is actually going to wrap up... at this rate, we might just end up seeing a car finish a race on three wheels. 🤣