Yes i`d like OLD 1h Qualy with NO limit of laps, but limit of just ONE tyre set.
It`s so easy - dunno why FiA made it one-by-one - like it`s Rally or smth.
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Posted 20 October 2005 - 07:38 PM
kup, on Oct 20 2005, 07:59 PM, said:
Yes i`d like OLD 1h Qualy with NO limit of laps, but limit of just ONE tyre set.
It`s so easy - dunno why FiA made it one-by-one - like it`s Rally or smth.
It`s so easy - dunno why FiA made it one-by-one - like it`s Rally or smth.
The old qualifying system, without change, was and is the best.
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Senna, on Oct 20 2005, 12:38 PM, said:
The old qualifying system, without change, was and is the best.
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Posted 21 October 2005 - 10:43 AM
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Furthermore, the small teams benefited as they often did their laps at the beginning, when the big players remained in their garages, and thus got lots of TV coverage, much more so than they get under a single lap qualifying system…
ironically that's one of the reasons they changed quali, for small teams to get more exposure to attract sponsors.
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Posted 21 October 2005 - 09:33 PM
nojvnof1, on Oct 21 2005, 11:43 AM, said:
ironically that's one of the reasons they changed quali, for small teams to get more exposure to attract sponsors.
Indeed, just another example of FIA bumbling…
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Posted 22 October 2005 - 09:21 AM
Since `90s i was watching F-1 at Spring-Autumn and NBA Autumn-Spring.
And F-1 is much more cruel sport ... (sadly)
Just yesterday i realized in 50 years of F-1 there were 4 "on-track" death of Champions: Ascari, Clark, Rindt, Senna.
And i become very sad, as they may live and show us all their abilities ...
Good that Hakkinen (Aus`95) and Schum (Gbr`99) are alive, else F-1 history could be much different story with MH without wins at all, and MS 2-times WDC (mostly of AS death) ...
Who could be 2+times WDC in 98-2004 if MH and MS died ?
DC, JV, RB, else ? maybe RS, JPM, KR could be 1-time WDC already ...
Does anybody wants it .?.
And F-1 is much more cruel sport ... (sadly)
Just yesterday i realized in 50 years of F-1 there were 4 "on-track" death of Champions: Ascari, Clark, Rindt, Senna.
And i become very sad, as they may live and show us all their abilities ...
Good that Hakkinen (Aus`95) and Schum (Gbr`99) are alive, else F-1 history could be much different story with MH without wins at all, and MS 2-times WDC (mostly of AS death) ...
Who could be 2+times WDC in 98-2004 if MH and MS died ?
DC, JV, RB, else ? maybe RS, JPM, KR could be 1-time WDC already ...
Does anybody wants it .?.
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Posted 22 October 2005 - 11:39 AM
kup, on Oct 22 2005, 10:21 AM, said:
Since `90s i was watching F-1 at Spring-Autumn and NBA Autumn-Spring.
And F-1 is much more cruel sport ... (sadly)
Just yesterday i realized in 50 years of F-1 there were 4 "on-track" death of Champions: Ascari, Clark, Rindt, Senna.
And i become very sad, as they may live and show us all their abilities ...
Good that Hakkinen (Aus`95) and Schum (Gbr`99) are alive, else F-1 history could be much different story with MH without wins at all, and MS 2-times WDC (mostly of AS death) ...
Who could be 2+times WDC in 98-2004 if MH and MS died ?
DC, JV, RB, else ? maybe RS, JPM, KR could be 1-time WDC already ...
Does anybody wants it .?.
And F-1 is much more cruel sport ... (sadly)
Just yesterday i realized in 50 years of F-1 there were 4 "on-track" death of Champions: Ascari, Clark, Rindt, Senna.
And i become very sad, as they may live and show us all their abilities ...
Good that Hakkinen (Aus`95) and Schum (Gbr`99) are alive, else F-1 history could be much different story with MH without wins at all, and MS 2-times WDC (mostly of AS death) ...
Who could be 2+times WDC in 98-2004 if MH and MS died ?
DC, JV, RB, else ? maybe RS, JPM, KR could be 1-time WDC already ...
Does anybody wants it .?.
This is pointless speculation. However, I shall make one brief point. F1 would have been very different if Ayrton Senna had not died. I suspect that he would have retired in 1999 or 2000 and would have certainly won more titles, races, poles and fastest laps etc than he has to name. Senna only raced in 10 full seasons of F1 and only contested 162 Grand Prix. In contrast Michael Schumacher has already contested 232 Grand Prix. Would Jacques Villeneuve have been a Williams driver in 1996 if Ayrton had not died, would Michael Schumacher be a seven times world champion if Ayrton had not died, probably not is the answer.
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Posted 22 October 2005 - 02:32 PM
I think AS could live Williams after 1997 WDC and to rest as Prost,
or else AS could switch to McLaren again and win 98-99 too,
or at least in 1994-97-99 - AS can w/o doubt be in Top-3 every season.
I just wonder who can be 2-time WDC if MH and MS died or have bad health (as Zanardi, etc)
Who are best drivers in 96-2005 ten yesrs ?
I think: DC, RB, JV are Top-3 in 96-00, and JPM, KR, FA are Top-3 in 2001-05.
or else AS could switch to McLaren again and win 98-99 too,
or at least in 1994-97-99 - AS can w/o doubt be in Top-3 every season.
I just wonder who can be 2-time WDC if MH and MS died or have bad health (as Zanardi, etc)
Who are best drivers in 96-2005 ten yesrs ?
I think: DC, RB, JV are Top-3 in 96-00, and JPM, KR, FA are Top-3 in 2001-05.
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