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sorry, sorry, sorry - a thousand times - sorry.

I am pitiful.

So - what about Turkey then?

For my money - Massa looks pretty good for this one - 2 wins and looking pretty good in Friday practices - as long as there's no rain.

I'll hold off on actual predictions until I see Saturday's practice and the weather forcast.

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sorry, sorry, sorry - a thousand times - sorry.

I am pitiful.

So - what about Turkey then?

For my money - Massa looks pretty good for this one - 2 wins and looking pretty good in Friday practices - as long as there's no rain.

I'll hold off on actual predictions until I see Saturday's practice and the weather forcast.

This looks like my conversation with my " not interested in racing" :o wife today.

I think BMW on podium, one or two front 6 in the grass.

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Actually I'm starting to think that Kimi can edge Massa out here which, as this is the last 'Felipe circuit' of the year is very bad news for him. Coming 2nd here wouldn't be the biggest deal for Kimi but for Massa it would be a disaster as I can see Ferrari stepping in quite soon at this rate to tell him to play no.2.

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Actually I'm starting to think that Kimi can edge Massa out here which, as this is the last 'Felipe circuit' of the year is very bad news for him. Coming 2nd here wouldn't be the biggest deal for Kimi but for Massa it would be a disaster as I can see Ferrari stepping in quite soon at this rate to tell him to play no.2.

true true...hes got a big lead ALREADY.... a good bet will be Kimi bagging another 10 points, and it's all over for Massa

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Saturday Practice Review :

As usual, Saturday morning's final practice session proved to be a rather unpredictable affair, with the top teams again opting to run with heavy fuel, simulating the final phase of qualifying, while the mid-field teams decided to run with low-fuel, simulating the first two phases of qualifying. By the end of the hour-long session, Red Bull's Mark Webber had clocked the fastest time, a 1m27.030s, the weekend's quickest thus far.

Similar to yesterday, the session endured a subdued start, as water on the track at turn 12 resulted in the teams staying in their garages until the twenty minute mark. Timo Glock was the first driver to emerge from the pits, sporting a set of wet weather tyres. His times of 1m30.427s and 1m29.797s were soon beaten by McLaren's Lewis Hamilton on hard tyres.

The follow quarter of an hour saw the lead change hands numerous times, with Nico Rosberg, Fernando Alonso, Nelson Piquet, Kimi R

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yep - just got the qualifying weather forcast.

and rain before qualifying is aparently expected so.....

change of heart - Massa won't be on pole and therefore won't win.

Hamilton on pole BUT

podium will be...

1) Kimi

2) Hamilton

3) Massa

followed by

4) Kubica

5) Kovi

6) Alonso

7) Heidfeld

8) Webber

Hamilton will get pole in drying out conditions in the final seconds of qualifying, but the Ferraris will (yet again) be faster in the bendy sections come (dry) race day. Kimi will either take him at the start or wait for the first pit stop and do it then.

Alonso will qualify with Massa on the second row, but get taken by Kubica on the first lap or shortly afterwards on one of the straights.

Kovi will take Alonso too, but only after Alonso pits earlier in the first stop. By that time he will have enough of an advantage over Heidfeld to make 6th place stick (if the renault doesn't give way again).

Heidfeld and Webber will round out the points places.

Right - you don't need to watch the race now - we'll just say I'm right.

We won't see complete Ferrari domination and BMW will do well on race day.

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Got a feeling Webber might beat Alonso if his car doesn't let him down.

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And he doesn't stick it in the wall yet again.

He won't !!

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I think it's going to be a quite strange GP...

Podium could be Nakajima, Sutil, Barrichello.

:huh:

Edited: Webber deserves a podium.

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Hamilton on pole BUT

podium will be...

1) Kimi

2) Hamilton

3) Massa

followed by

4) Kubica

5) Kovi

6) Alonso

7) Heidfeld

8) Webber

:huh: oops

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Interesting strategy by Red Bull, leaving DC in the pits for Q3 and MW coming in after a faining a hot lap. Saving fuel I guess? :eusa_think:

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Nakajima, Piquet Jr and Sutil looking really bad.

Yeah, why is Piquet still in F1? He's had 2 seasons of GP2 and 1.5 years' worth of F1 testing, and still looks God-awful. Nakajima is obviously here on Toyota's orders, and Sutil has looked quite promising at times in his career (for a backmarker).

Disastrous last laps from Hamilton...

You sound sooooo upset... :mf_tongue:

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You sound sooooo upset... :mf_tongue:

It wasn't too bad for Ham, P3 is fine but his team mate grabbed P2... :rolleyes:

And Kimi? He is so unpredictable.

I hate to say it but... Well done Massa!

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You sound sooooo upset... :mf_tongue:

It's a fact,I don't care if you don't see when your boy doesn't perform :P

I am upset,as Massa is going to win it and Ferrari are going to increase their gap in the constructors...

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Yeah, why is Piquet still in F1? He's had 2 seasons of GP2 and 1.5 years' worth of F1 testing, and still looks God-awful. Nakajima is obviously here on Toyota's orders, and Sutil has looked quite promising at times in his career (for a backmarker).

I am starting to fear that NPJr will be no next Kovy :lol: He won't make it to the end of season like this. Flav's patience is a scarce resource.

Sutil is being overshadowed by Fisichella consistently. Either he is not as good as we all thought he was, or Fisi is not as bad.

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I am starting to fear that NPJr will be no next Kovy :lol: He won't make it to the end of season like this. Flav's patience is a scarce resource.

Sutil is being overshadowed by Fisichella consistently. Either he is not as good as we all thought he was, or Fisi is not as bad.

:o How can that be?!? :P

I'm happy for Webber, and what happenned to Heidfield??

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I believe Massa did a good lap, Kimi has more fuel and that come race day he will get past one of dem Macs.

Podium = Massa - Lewis - Kimi

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It wasn't too bad for Ham, P3 is fine but his team mate grabbed P2... :rolleyes:

Yup, hopefully and yup. Loowis made a really stoopid tyre choice.

It's a fact,I don't care if you don't see when your boy doesn't perform :P

I am upset,as Massa is going to win it and Ferrari are going to increase their gap in the constructors...

:lol: Just for the record, my boy always rises to the occasion. I have no performance issues.

I am starting to fear that NPJr will be no next Kovy :lol: He won't make it to the end of season like this. Flav's patience is a scarce resource.

Sutil is being overshadowed by Fisichella consistently. Either he is not as good as we all thought he was, or Fisi is not as bad.

Yeah, it seems Flabio has learned from his rash criticism of Kovy last season, but I think he learned the wrong lesson. NPJr has had plenty of time imho and should be given an ultimatum. Perhaps commercial interests are at play.

And either your last line was a false dichotomy, or the first one was. Perhaps Force India favour drivers with surnames starting with F rather than S? Personally I think that's just silly - much more likely is that Alonso learned from the master last year and is now making poor Piquet look bad. :whistling:

I'm happy for Webber, and what happenned to Heidfield??

He qualified ninth. :P (Oh and he changed his name too, I think. :D )

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And either your last line was a false dichotomy, or the first one was. Perhaps Force India favour drivers with surnames starting with F rather than S? Personally I think that's just silly - much more likely is that Alonso learned from the master last year and is now making poor Piquet look bad. :whistling:

:lol: Don't say it twice, some people might even think it's possible.

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