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[Orange Juice]

tuna: im not into this whole changing rules for cost cutting nonsense... next thing is its going to be slow ass v4... if i wanted to watch that id go to the high way and i dont even need to wait every two weeks...

cape: not sure if i saw the 2008 one but it was on rpm and they were talking about some rule changes

 

[Cape]

Cape leading the tipping comp. You bastard.

I swear tipping for qualifying is almost impossible

And OJ: I think the rule changes were for 2008 when the concord agreement runs out, and teams have to resign.

 

[Italian Hotshot]

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A signature my friend made on another sporting site, I thought it was really great!

 

[Cape]

Clever. However, I really don't find it amusing that 2 years in a row, Ralf has crashed at 13 on Michelin tyres! Michelin didn't have the right tyres last year either, Ralf crashed, and I think nando crashed at turn one because of a blow out. Ralf could have killed himself!! Then what would I have done if he died

 

[Orange Juice]

I swear tipping for qualifying is almost impossible

And OJ: I think the rule changes were for 2008 when the concord agreement runs out, and teams have to resign.

whatta you mean teams have to resign? if everyones resigning why are there new rules?

 

[Cape]

whatta you mean teams have to resign? if everyones resigning why are there new rules?

OJ, why don't you look at the fia website, I'm sure it outlines to concord agreement there. I'd explain it now to you, but I have an exam tomorrow and I'm going to fail it

Edit: saves posting twice OJ, I stopped studying for you, so you better be thankful! If I fail ... I'm blaming you!!

Proposed 2008 rules I know its long, but well, your nearly finished exams

F1 regs

meh .. that will keep you busy for the moment. Nothing really on the concord agreement though. I'll do that for you tomorrow

 

[Komit]

BMW have bought out Sauber and will be next manufacturer team in 2006. As a die-hard Sauber fan, I am very excited at the prospect of Sauber finally being able to compete on a more serious level - even though the Sauber name will not be used. The team will operate out of the BMW base in Munich and Sauber's existing base at Hinwil in Switzerland.

Now, there is a good possibility that Nick Heidfeld would come to BMW, leaving the second Williams seat open for Jenson Button. What would be even better, is if they somehow get HHF back into F1. The boys from Moenchengladbach will dominate F1. I hope.

 

[Cape]

It will be interesting to see how sauber or whatever they are called next year will go. They have always been pretty good, usually scoring points regularly, maybe its cause they had a ferrari engine

And isn't it funny that we have two brothers from Hürth-Hermülheim, while we also have had two f1 drivers from Moenchengladbach? Maybe its a German thing! But the Hurth-Hermulheim drivers will dominate

 

[Grizzly]

Michelin teams soooo should have done this at indy - how mad would it be !!! ...and rather confusing when they actually do pit.

He claimed that teams could have devised rev-limit solutions like those used in the pit lane speed limiter, or even travelled through the pit lane every lap to avoid negotiating the problem corner.

 

[Cape]

haha ... that would have been funny seeing 14 cars going through the pit each lap!

wait ... the long trail on the entry of pit land might have slowed ferrari down! What if minardi caught them oh gosh! we can't have minardi winning!

 

[Grizzly]

haha ... that would have been funny seeing 14 cars going through the pit each lap!

wait ... the long trail on the entry of pit land might have slowed ferrari down! What if minardi caught them oh gosh! we can't have minardi winning!

If the michelin teams did that - they still would have won.
I mean, the going through the pitlane not a pitspeed is probably a short cut.

 

[Komit]

The shortcut isn't that useful when you're travelling 200km/h less than everyone else.

 

[Cape]

Griz, that has possibly got to be the most stupidest and idiotic idea I have ever heard of in my life!!

If they went through the pit lane, not at pit speed, would this mean that they get a drive through penalty each lap? Effectively putting them 73 or so laps behind the leader. And on another note, Me don't think its very safe for cars to be hurtling over 200km/h down pit lane. What if a ferrari person was killed

 

[M-turkey]

If they went through the pit lane, not at pit speed, would this mean that they get a drive through penalty each lap? Effectively putting them 73 or so laps behind the leader.

lol, they could just do the drive through at 300 so km/h

 

[Cape]

Oh, I have an idea.

The FIA could tell the michelin teams that they don't have to abide by the rules and they can do whatever the hell they want to do

 

[Orange Juice]

cape summmarise this resignation thing im illiterate!

 

[Cape]

For someone who is illiterate, you sure write well

 

[Grizzly]

Griz, that has possibly got to be the most stupidest and idiotic idea I have ever heard of in my life!!

If they went through the pit lane, not at pit speed, would this mean that they get a drive through penalty each lap? Effectively putting them 73 or so laps behind the leader. And on another note, Me don't think its very safe for cars to be hurtling over 200km/h down pit lane. What if a ferrari person was killed

as if it's a stupid idea ...
that is, unless kimi tries to overtake in the pitlane

 

[Cape]

as if it's a stupid idea ...
that is, unless kimi tries to overtake in the pitlane

Lets just have a race down pit lane then, instead of on the track

oooh ... something much more important! Its Ralf's birthday on Thursday!!!

 

[Grizzly]

these guys should be banned.
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