Formula 1 - 2007 season

[Lucky]

YEAAAAAAH!!!!
 

[CheapJon]

http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=40622.100

[Genesis]

Too bad about Hamilton. That's what happens when you cheat in qualifying.

[Lucky]

http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=40622.100

that's the F1 discussion.
this is the championchip congratulation thread

[jarmo]

Kimi 



Holy crap!

Finally!



/jarmo

[kaasupoltin]

One point! One fucking point!

Amazing race! Whoooooohooooooo! As Jarmo said: finally!

[Lucky]

Good luck to Massa next year.
hopefully he'll be the champion for 2008, and we'll finally have someone from Brazil win the last race.

[Shoco]

yeah im delighted for him, he should have had a championship long before now, but yes finally 

[Lucky]

next year... Felipe !!!!

[KIKO2K6]

Congratulation to KIMI !


KIMI owns Felipe one, He gave the race to KIMI today... a team championship move !



Lewis hamilton lost the championship on Japan...hauhauhuha !


Next year Alonso on Renault,Lewis on Maclaren and Massa champion on Ferrari !

[Drew]

Congratulations to Kimi!!! Woohoo!!!!! 

[jarmo]

KIMI owns Felipe one, He gave the race to KIMI today... a team championship move !

What should he do?

Win the race and make sure Alonso wins the championship? 




Everything went according to Ferrari's plan today and the fact that things didn't go McLaren's way helped.

Well deserved championship win for Kimi.



A lot of so called experts have kept saying that he can't drive and he destroys cars.

This season proved them wrong.

He's been driving for the wrong team for too long.



For the first time in a few years, Alonso  got to know what racing is about. Things are suddenly more difficult when you have to drive to be #1 in your team instead of just getting everything served on a silver platter.

I wonder how Michael Schumacher would've managed at McLaren.....


Kimi wins the championship after being close before and Alonso gets beaten by a rookie driving in the same team with a similar car. What a year.




/jarmo

[kaasupoltin]

And don't forget the beautiful start Nice strategy by Ferrari.

[slash666]

Lewis Hamilton could yet be crowned world champion after Brazilian Grand Prix stewards summoned representatives of BMW Sauber and Williams for alleged technical irregularities.



A BMW spokeswoman told Reuters that the investigation concerned fuel temperatures.


Williams driver Nico Rosberg finished fourth, with BMW Sauber's Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld fifth and sixth respectively.


Should they be disqualified, Hamilton would be promoted to fourth place, enough to see him crowned as world champion.


Kimi Raikkonen won the race and, should the orginal result stand, claimed the world title by one point from both Hamilton and his McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso.

[kaasupoltin]

Lewis Hamilton could yet be crowned world champion after Brazilian Grand Prix stewards summoned representatives of BMW Sauber and Williams for alleged technical irregularities.



A BMW spokeswoman told Reuters that the investigation concerned fuel temperatures.


Williams driver Nico Rosberg finished fourth, with BMW Sauber's Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld fifth and sixth respectively.


Should they be disqualified, Hamilton would be promoted to fourth place, enough to see him crowned as world champion.


Kimi Raikkonen won the race and, should the orginal result stand, claimed the world title by one point from both Hamilton and his McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso.

Aaaahh, that's just some fucking shit someone made up

[jarmo]

Wouldn't be surprised if they hand Hamilton the title.....

Bernie would like that.



First we get a race where the guy who's seven points behind does the unimaginable and now the three guys who "helped" Kimi win the title are all being investigated. What are the odds?

How come Rosberg's team mate Nakajima isn't mentioned?


In addition, if McLaren's drivers weren't punished for the spygate debacle, why should these drivers be punished for something they didn't do?

If the fuel isn't according to the rule book, take their constructor's points and fine the team.



The way Lewis was put in his place today must've been humiliating for some.

It seems like anybody who dares to fight with Lewis is getting punished lately..... Ask Kubica who got a drive through for trying to pass him in a previous race.


Edit: No penalties were handed out regarding the fuel thing.



/jarmo

[Layne Staley's Sunglasses]

I would hate to see the championhip decided in a courtroom.

Congratulations to Kimi, he deserves the championship!

[GypsySoul]

Congratulations Kimi & Team Ferrari!!!
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[estebanf]

The way Hamilton drove the last 10 laps was unbelievable... a complete kamikazee

[elmir]

Mclaren plan to appeal the stewards decision:

Doubts have emerged over Kimi Raikkonen's World title triumph after McLaren notified the FIA of their intention to appeal Sunday's stewards' verdict following the Brazilian GP.

If McLaren choose to pursue their appeal, it would temper new World Champion Kimi Raikkonen's title celebrations following his remarkable triumph at Interlagos.

McLaren believe the stewards missed vital evidence, and that could cast fresh doubt on an already controversial and dramatic Championship.

The stewards launched an investigation as BMW and Williams were found to be in breach of technical regulations regarding fuel temperatures.

However, after a three-hour hearing, the stewards chose to impose no penalty on either team.

If they had done so then Nico Rosberg, Robert Kubica and Nick Heidfeld, who finished fourth, fifth and sixth respectively, could easily have been stripped of their points.

That would have promoted Lewis Hamilton up to fourth, and given the 22-year-old the crown in his rookie year.

Hamilton could only finish seventh as he suffered a gearbox issue on lap eight which relegated him from sixth to 18th at that time.

It resulted in the young British star finishing agonisingly just a point shy of Raikkonen, who at one stage trailed Hamilton by 26 points after the United States Grand Prix in June.

However, McLaren feel there are Sporting Working Group minutes that negate the two points made by the stewards as to why they did not impose a penalty.

Should they appeal, and they can prove their argument, there may yet be one final twist in an extraordinary season.

McLaren insist their argument is nothing to do with Ferrari as many critics might perhaps believe given the enmity that exists between the two teams.

Rather it is a case of seeing the regulations upheld, just as they have been done on occasions against them this season.