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Oily said:Sorry for the delay,just joined the league
Good luck, you'll especially need it
Although having said that, late entrants would still have as good a chance as anyone of winning the Euro Cup since there hasn't been a race in Europe yet
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DEADLINE - SATURDAY 08.00 GMT (8am)/ 09.00 CET
Please make changes to your team lineup for the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Bahrain Grand Prix timetable:
Friday Practice 1 - Thursday 08.00-09.30 GMT / 09.00-10.30 CET / 10.00-11.30 Manama
Friday Practice 2 - 12.00-13.30 GMT / 13.00-14.30 CET / 14.00-15.30 Man
Saturday Practice - 09.00-10.00 GMT / 10.00-11.00 CET / 11.00-12.00 Man
Saturday Qualifying - 12.00 GMT / 13.00 CET / 14.00 Man
Sunday Race - 12.30 GMT / 13.30 CET / 14.30 Man
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Raikkonen has a new engine. In other important news really!
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Official Qualifying Results
Hamilton continues to push those of far greater experience, and this afternoon was denied pole position by Ferrari's resident qualifying specialist, Felipe Massa.
The Brazillian was top in all the sessions, and can feel confident of fighting for victory on Sunday, a welcomed return to good fortune after his luckless start to the season. However, as was witnessed last race, Hamilton is no respecter of reputations and taking his maiden victory in only his 3rd Grand Prix is a real possibility.
Champion Fernando Alonso finds himself directly behind his young teammate in row 2, Raikkonen alongside him on the grid. The BMW team continue their great start to the season, Kubica and Heifeld are 5th and 6th on the grid respectively.
BMW's success is in stark contrast to the falling graces of Renault, who are struggling with their new Bridgestone tyres, Fisichella qualifying in 7th, whilst Kovalainen has still not got into the final qualifying session, his in 12th.
Anthony Davidson gives added cheer to Brits, impressing in his Aguri with 13th on the grid. Unfortunately, Coulthard and Button can't match the pace of their compatriots so far, the Red Bull pilot suffering problems and finding himself in 21st - particularly disappointing given teammate Webber is 8th on the grid, and the new Honda is plighted with problems, Button in 16th and one behind fellow Honda driver Barrichello.
Hamilton continues to push those of far greater experience, and this afternoon was denied pole position by Ferrari's resident qualifying specialist, Felipe Massa.
The Brazillian was top in all the sessions, and can feel confident of fighting for victory on Sunday, a welcomed return to good fortune after his luckless start to the season. However, as was witnessed last race, Hamilton is no respecter of reputations and taking his maiden victory in only his 3rd Grand Prix is a real possibility.
Champion Fernando Alonso finds himself directly behind his young teammate in row 2, Raikkonen alongside him on the grid. The BMW team continue their great start to the season, Kubica and Heifeld are 5th and 6th on the grid respectively.
BMW's success is in stark contrast to the falling graces of Renault, who are struggling with their new Bridgestone tyres, Fisichella qualifying in 7th, whilst Kovalainen has still not got into the final qualifying session, his in 12th.
Anthony Davidson gives added cheer to Brits, impressing in his Aguri with 13th on the grid. Unfortunately, Coulthard and Button can't match the pace of their compatriots so far, the Red Bull pilot suffering problems and finding himself in 21st - particularly disappointing given teammate Webber is 8th on the grid, and the new Honda is plighted with problems, Button in 16th and one behind fellow Honda driver Barrichello.
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Official Race Result | Full Story
A thoroughly entertaining race was played out today in the deserts of Bahrain, as Felipe Massa took victory for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton made history as the most successful debutant in F1 history, coming 2nd and achieving three consecutive podium finishes.
Going into the first corner from the start, Hamilton was unable to make a move on Massa, but Alonso did on Raikkonen to take 3rd in the early stint of the race. Jenson Button didn’t make it to lap 2, an early collision with Coulthard ending his poor weekend.
Massa led Hamilton the whole way, although Hamilton was able to keep in relative touch. McLaren’s distrust of the hard tyres, would prove to be ill-funded as, when Hamilton used him in the closing stages, he rallied to nearly catch Massa but for a lack of laps. No doubt Ron Dennis will wonder if, had they used them during the much longer middle stint, Hamilton would have been able to fight for the victory.
Alonso had a far less enjoyable race. Despite overtaking Raikkonen, he lacked pace and appeared to just be holding up the Finn until the first round of pit stops, at which point Raikkonen went ahead. Then, quite spectacularly, Nick Heidfeld (BMW) beat Alonso in turn 4 to take 5th. A very bad day at the office for the champion.
Kubica, Trulli, and Fisichella took 6th, 7th, and 8th respectively, but perhaps the hardest working driver of the race, David Coulthard, didn’t finish at all.
Starting 21st, the Scot was 13th by lap 10, battling for 9th by lap 12, and passing team mate Webber (8th on the grid) for 10th on lap 27. His race would terminate 10 laps later with driveshaft problems. A brave effort. Fellow Brit, Anthony Davidson, would also fail to finish despite a great race – at one point 6th – 6 laps short with engine failure.
Drivers’ Championship –
Alonso, Raikkonen, and amazingly Lewis Hamilton are level at the top on 22pts
Constructers’ Championship –
Ferrari have reduced the deficit from McLaren to 5pts, 44-39.
SupaLiga 2007 –
UPDATED SHORT TABLE
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No big jumpers position-wise, but Draconigen has blown away the disadvantage of starting one race late, scoring the 4th highest score this race and jumping 2 places up to 15th (161pts).
F1 Aberdeen are still leading the league, and have been able to increase their advantage by 25pts over the nearest opposition, now the Stunts who leapfrog Linhas, who drop to 3rd. The top 3 increase the gap from the rest to 26pts.
Toppers continue to impress moving up to 4th, that’s a 3 position rise since Australia. HondaWilliams continue to depress, they were 6th after Australia but fall 4 places to 12th after today’s race.
NEXT RACE > SPANISH GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT de CATALUNYA > MAY 13
A thoroughly entertaining race was played out today in the deserts of Bahrain, as Felipe Massa took victory for Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton made history as the most successful debutant in F1 history, coming 2nd and achieving three consecutive podium finishes.
Going into the first corner from the start, Hamilton was unable to make a move on Massa, but Alonso did on Raikkonen to take 3rd in the early stint of the race. Jenson Button didn’t make it to lap 2, an early collision with Coulthard ending his poor weekend.
Massa led Hamilton the whole way, although Hamilton was able to keep in relative touch. McLaren’s distrust of the hard tyres, would prove to be ill-funded as, when Hamilton used him in the closing stages, he rallied to nearly catch Massa but for a lack of laps. No doubt Ron Dennis will wonder if, had they used them during the much longer middle stint, Hamilton would have been able to fight for the victory.
Alonso had a far less enjoyable race. Despite overtaking Raikkonen, he lacked pace and appeared to just be holding up the Finn until the first round of pit stops, at which point Raikkonen went ahead. Then, quite spectacularly, Nick Heidfeld (BMW) beat Alonso in turn 4 to take 5th. A very bad day at the office for the champion.
Kubica, Trulli, and Fisichella took 6th, 7th, and 8th respectively, but perhaps the hardest working driver of the race, David Coulthard, didn’t finish at all.
Starting 21st, the Scot was 13th by lap 10, battling for 9th by lap 12, and passing team mate Webber (8th on the grid) for 10th on lap 27. His race would terminate 10 laps later with driveshaft problems. A brave effort. Fellow Brit, Anthony Davidson, would also fail to finish despite a great race – at one point 6th – 6 laps short with engine failure.
Drivers’ Championship –
Alonso, Raikkonen, and amazingly Lewis Hamilton are level at the top on 22pts
Constructers’ Championship –
Ferrari have reduced the deficit from McLaren to 5pts, 44-39.
SupaLiga 2007 –
UPDATED SHORT TABLE
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No big jumpers position-wise, but Draconigen has blown away the disadvantage of starting one race late, scoring the 4th highest score this race and jumping 2 places up to 15th (161pts).
F1 Aberdeen are still leading the league, and have been able to increase their advantage by 25pts over the nearest opposition, now the Stunts who leapfrog Linhas, who drop to 3rd. The top 3 increase the gap from the rest to 26pts.
Toppers continue to impress moving up to 4th, that’s a 3 position rise since Australia. HondaWilliams continue to depress, they were 6th after Australia but fall 4 places to 12th after today’s race.
NEXT RACE > SPANISH GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT de CATALUNYA > MAY 13
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Me, yourself, and Norm aren't moving. This is great for Norm, not so great for us !
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Spanish Grand Prix timetable:
Friday Practice 1 - 09.00-10.30 GMT / 09.00-10.30 CET & Barcelona
Friday Practice 2 - 13.00-14.30 GMT / 14.00-15.30 CET & Barcelona
Saturday Practice - 10.00-11.00 GMT / 11.00-12.00 CET & Barcelona
Saturday Qualifying - 13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET & Barcelona
Sunday Race - 13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET & Barcelona
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The New Honda – Ears come as standard, Schumi the pirate, Mr Moneybags is still Mr Moneybags, and there was four-day testing at Barcelona (yes, the very same circuit for the next race, crazy), but to be honest there was nothing to learn there.
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T-Minus 11 hours (and a bit) until the deadline. This is a bump just to make sure no one missed it!
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Editor’s Excuse regarding qualifying report
I am currently revising for my degree finals, and the final day of the Premiership meant that the Premiership SupaLiga takes priority this week, therefore the lack of a report.
Official Race Classification | Full Story
This brilliantly entertaining season continued in Spain on Sunday, with another action-packed race won by Felipe Massa.
The reigning champion Fernando Alonso set the tone by launching into a (overly) ambitious overtaking manoeuvre at the first turn from the start, but Massa had the corner all the way, leading to the Spaniard going off the track. He would not challenge further, finishing the day 3rd.
Raikkonen would be the next attraction for the tv cameras, electrical problems forcing the Ferrari driver to retire into the pits in a slow, embarrassing cruise. The Finn left the circuit in a Fiat pick-up just 20 minute later, not a happy-chappy!
The pits also provided much spectacle – in his first stop, Massa’s engineers failed to disengage the fuel pump quickly enough, leading to a tremendous fire ball emitting from the Ferrari (don’t worry, casualty count was zero), whilst Heidfeld’s misfortune in his second stop was more comical, the German leaving the pits minus a wheel nut in a rush to rejoin the race – a neighbouring Toyota mechanic politely handed back the rolling nut! Heidfeld’s team mate, Kubica, was more fortunate, finishing 4th.
Hamilton continues an amazing start to a Formula 1 career, finishing 2nd ahead of Alonso, whilst David Coulthard rolls back the years with a 5th place finish. Rosberg (6th), Kovaleinen (7th), Sato (8th – first point ever for Super Aguri) took the other points-paying positions.
Drivers’ Championship –
Lewis Hamilton (30pts) is now leading the Championship, 2pts ahead of team mate Alonso and 1 more from Massa. Raikkonen is now 4th with 22pts. Can the new kid on the block really mount a title challenge?
Constructers’ Championship –
Despite Massa’s victory, McLaren now lead Ferrari by 9pts, 58 to 49.
SupaLiga 2007 –
UPDATED SHORT TABLE
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F1 Aberdeen have opened up a 36pt lead over, and catching them anytime soon may prove hard for their nearest rivals, the Stunts, who only scored the 3rd highest score this race, with Creatures claiming the 2nd highest, they jump up 2 places to 3rd, displacing Linhas and the Tossers who both fall 1.
Rolfw’s Rubbers stay in 6th, while this weekend’s biggest victors were kleefarr and his HondaWilliams team, who jump 5 places up to 7th with 94pts in Spain. Draconigen continue to make late of entering 1 race late, they move up 4 to 11th. Champions Speedy Devils are now just 26pts off 17th place team Spanish Armada, who sunk 4 places (sorry Alex, I couldn’t resist!).
NEXT RACE > MONACO GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT de MONACO > MAY 27
I am currently revising for my degree finals, and the final day of the Premiership meant that the Premiership SupaLiga takes priority this week, therefore the lack of a report.
Official Race Classification | Full Story
This brilliantly entertaining season continued in Spain on Sunday, with another action-packed race won by Felipe Massa.
The reigning champion Fernando Alonso set the tone by launching into a (overly) ambitious overtaking manoeuvre at the first turn from the start, but Massa had the corner all the way, leading to the Spaniard going off the track. He would not challenge further, finishing the day 3rd.
Raikkonen would be the next attraction for the tv cameras, electrical problems forcing the Ferrari driver to retire into the pits in a slow, embarrassing cruise. The Finn left the circuit in a Fiat pick-up just 20 minute later, not a happy-chappy!
The pits also provided much spectacle – in his first stop, Massa’s engineers failed to disengage the fuel pump quickly enough, leading to a tremendous fire ball emitting from the Ferrari (don’t worry, casualty count was zero), whilst Heidfeld’s misfortune in his second stop was more comical, the German leaving the pits minus a wheel nut in a rush to rejoin the race – a neighbouring Toyota mechanic politely handed back the rolling nut! Heidfeld’s team mate, Kubica, was more fortunate, finishing 4th.
Hamilton continues an amazing start to a Formula 1 career, finishing 2nd ahead of Alonso, whilst David Coulthard rolls back the years with a 5th place finish. Rosberg (6th), Kovaleinen (7th), Sato (8th – first point ever for Super Aguri) took the other points-paying positions.
Drivers’ Championship –
Lewis Hamilton (30pts) is now leading the Championship, 2pts ahead of team mate Alonso and 1 more from Massa. Raikkonen is now 4th with 22pts. Can the new kid on the block really mount a title challenge?
Constructers’ Championship –
Despite Massa’s victory, McLaren now lead Ferrari by 9pts, 58 to 49.
SupaLiga 2007 –
UPDATED SHORT TABLE
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F1 Aberdeen have opened up a 36pt lead over, and catching them anytime soon may prove hard for their nearest rivals, the Stunts, who only scored the 3rd highest score this race, with Creatures claiming the 2nd highest, they jump up 2 places to 3rd, displacing Linhas and the Tossers who both fall 1.
Rolfw’s Rubbers stay in 6th, while this weekend’s biggest victors were kleefarr and his HondaWilliams team, who jump 5 places up to 7th with 94pts in Spain. Draconigen continue to make late of entering 1 race late, they move up 4 to 11th. Champions Speedy Devils are now just 26pts off 17th place team Spanish Armada, who sunk 4 places (sorry Alex, I couldn’t resist!).
NEXT RACE > MONACO GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT de MONACO > MAY 27
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Monaco Grand Prix timetable:
Friday Practice 1 - 09.00-10.30 GMT / 09.00-10.30 CET & Monte Carlo
Friday Practice 2 - 13.00-14.30 GMT / 14.00-15.30 CET & MC
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Hamilton - Calm down, dear!, Kimi - Iceman to come out of deep freeze, and Super Man DC hoping for more principality success
Also, I'm afraid I won't be able to provide a qualifying report once more as revision demands my time!
Please make changes to your team lineup for the Grand Prix de Monaco.
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Monaco Grand Prix timetable:
Friday Practice 1 - 09.00-10.30 GMT / 09.00-10.30 CET & Monte Carlo
Friday Practice 2 - 13.00-14.30 GMT / 14.00-15.30 CET & MC
Saturday Practice - 10.00-11.00 GMT / 11.00-12.00 CET & MC
Saturday Qualifying - 13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET & MC
Sunday Race - 13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET & MC
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Hamilton - Calm down, dear!, Kimi - Iceman to come out of deep freeze, and Super Man DC hoping for more principality success
Also, I'm afraid I won't be able to provide a qualifying report once more as revision demands my time
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Down and up like a fupping yoyo!!
Biggest mover though last week. Lets hope for some decent results. ;)
Biggest mover though last week. Lets hope for some decent results. ;)
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Official Race Result | Full Race Report
As always, it was a more muted affair overtaking-wise at Monte Carlo, and unsurprisingly pole-sitter Fernando Alonso took victory in the glamour race.
The Spaniard was never really threatened, despite team mate Lewis Hamilton appearing to have an advantage in terms of fuel load, being able to visit the pits slightly later then the champion. But the narrow streets prevented the young Brit from taking advantage, and in the closing stages team orders put an end to any slim hope Hamilton had. Nonetheless, another podium finish, on the 2nd step, and a 1-2 for McLaren.
Ferrari’s weekend did not improve after the terrible qualifying session in which Raikkonen suffered technical problems – the Finn looked doomed and finished 8th, while Felipe Massa was 3rd, but more than 69 seconds off the pace.
Renault had a better weekend, Fisichella in 4th, BMW continue their fine season - Kubica and Heidfeld coming in 5th and 6th respectively, Wurz was 7th in the Toyota.
Drivers’ Championship –
Alonso now leads the Championship by virtue of race wins, but is tying on points (38) with Hamilton. Massa is now 3rd with 33pts, and fellow Ferrari pilot Raikkonen is already 15pts off the top spot.
Constructers’ Championship –
McLaren increase their lead over Ferrari by 11 to 20pts, 76 to Ferrari’s 56.
SupaLiga 2007 –
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Top dog Norm and his F1 Aberdeen maintain the lead, adding 4 more points to bring up a 40pt advantage over the dangermouse’s Stunts, who are themselves looking over their shoulder at Monaco top scorers Creatures – well done to kreacher. The Tossers and Linhas swap places, and the Rubbers round out the top 6.
This weekend’s big movers are Alex’s Armada, they return to 14th, having dropped from that position in Spain. Also making headway are my very own Super 25’s, up 2 places, whilst the champions Speedy Devils are a mere 11th points off 17th Chris’ team, Slowhand Racing.
NEXT RACE > CANADIAN GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE > JUNE 10
As always, it was a more muted affair overtaking-wise at Monte Carlo, and unsurprisingly pole-sitter Fernando Alonso took victory in the glamour race.
The Spaniard was never really threatened, despite team mate Lewis Hamilton appearing to have an advantage in terms of fuel load, being able to visit the pits slightly later then the champion. But the narrow streets prevented the young Brit from taking advantage, and in the closing stages team orders put an end to any slim hope Hamilton had. Nonetheless, another podium finish, on the 2nd step, and a 1-2 for McLaren.
Ferrari’s weekend did not improve after the terrible qualifying session in which Raikkonen suffered technical problems – the Finn looked doomed and finished 8th, while Felipe Massa was 3rd, but more than 69 seconds off the pace.
Renault had a better weekend, Fisichella in 4th, BMW continue their fine season - Kubica and Heidfeld coming in 5th and 6th respectively, Wurz was 7th in the Toyota.
Drivers’ Championship –
Alonso now leads the Championship by virtue of race wins, but is tying on points (38) with Hamilton. Massa is now 3rd with 33pts, and fellow Ferrari pilot Raikkonen is already 15pts off the top spot.
Constructers’ Championship –
McLaren increase their lead over Ferrari by 11 to 20pts, 76 to Ferrari’s 56.
SupaLiga 2007 –
UPDATED SHORT TABLE
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Top dog Norm and his F1 Aberdeen maintain the lead, adding 4 more points to bring up a 40pt advantage over the dangermouse’s Stunts, who are themselves looking over their shoulder at Monaco top scorers Creatures – well done to kreacher. The Tossers and Linhas swap places, and the Rubbers round out the top 6.
This weekend’s big movers are Alex’s Armada, they return to 14th, having dropped from that position in Spain. Also making headway are my very own Super 25’s, up 2 places, whilst the champions Speedy Devils are a mere 11th points off 17th Chris’ team, Slowhand Racing.
NEXT RACE > CANADIAN GRAND PRIX @ CIRCUIT GILLES-VILLENEUVE > JUNE 10
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Hello everybody...
As i'm a person that does not understand so much about that things of F1, can you explain me what is F1 Fantasy League 2007?? I can't get it ....
Thanks for helping, by hte way...
SeliveR
As i'm a person that does not understand so much about that things of F1, can you explain me what is F1 Fantasy League 2007?? I can't get it ....
Thanks for helping, by hte way...
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Try reading the first post in the thread and follow the link to the website and read all about it. Basically you create a fantasy team of drivers, manager, car chassis engine tyres etc and compete against each other, the results of the real race dictate what points you get in the fantasy league
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Ok there.
So it's work like a simulator, right??
Well, it's a simulator wich is funny....it's like Football Manager or something, but with cars and drivers...
Ok...i get it.
Thanks for helping.
SeliveR
So it's work like a simulator, right??
Well, it's a simulator wich is funny....it's like Football Manager or something, but with cars and drivers...
Ok...i get it.
Thanks for helping.
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No it is not a simulator in the true sense of the word.
Apart from the real race itself there is nothing to watch
Apart from the real race itself there is nothing to watch