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15 Jun 2006, 17:05 (Ref:1635231) | #1 | |
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Renault WS: Turkey Race
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1 - Andy Soucek - Interwetten - 1'41"802 - 32 laps 2 - Alvaro Parente - Victory - 1'41"872 - 29 3 - Davide Valsecchi - Epsilon - 1'41"886 - 34 4 - Christian Montanari - Prema - 1'42"016 - 34 5 - Michael Aleshin - Carlin - 1'42"166 - 35 6 - Pastor Maldonado - Draco - 1'42"234 - 31 7 - Borja Garcia - RC - 1'42"359 - 36 8 - Colin Fleming - Carlin - 1'42"388 - 30 9 - Bruce Jouanny - RC - 1'42"517 - 30 10 - Steven Kane - Epsilon - 1'42"536 - 29 11 - Ben Hanley - Cram - 1'42"624 - 33 12 - Robbie Kerr - KTR - 1'42"727 - 29 13 - Hayanari Shimoda - Victory - 1'42"852 - 25 14 - Eric Salignon - Interwetten - 1'42"886 - 31 15 - Enrico Toccacelo - Eurointernational - 1'42"904 - 32 16 - Sean McIntosh - KTR - 1'43"074 - 31 17 - James Rossiter - Pons - 1'43"139 - 30 18 - Patrick Pilet - GD - 1'43"189 - 39 19 - Gregory Franchi - Prema - 1'43"554 - 32 20 - Matteo Meneghello - GD - 1'43"574 - 32 21 - Tomas Kostka - Draco - 1'43"575 - 28 22 - Milos Pavlovic - Cram - 1'43"628 - 34 23 - Jason Tahinci - Eurointernational - 1'43"741 - 34 24 - Alx Danielsson - Comtec - 1'43"773 - 31 25 - Celso Miguez - Pons - 1'43"984 - 28 26 - Alvaro Barba - Jenzer - 1'44"048 - 38 27 - Ryo Fukuda - Tech 1 - 1'44"173 - 28 28 - Jerome D'Ambrosio - Tech 1 - 1'44"506 - 29 29 - Alessandro Bonetti - Jenzer - 1'45"417 - 42 30 - Jaap Van Lagen - Comtec - 1'46"886 - 5 If anyone has more recent information or knows where live-timing, etc. are available please post here! |
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15 Jun 2006, 22:31 (Ref:1635534) | #2 | ||
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Alx Danielsson posted on a Swedish board today that his engineer who isn't too keen on flying was going to take the car to Turkey. The problem was that he wasn't allowed in at the border as some papers were missing. He had to go back to England so Alx is without his race engineer this weekend and they were pretty lost during the first session. They managed to find some time during the second practice and ended up 0,4 seconds off the pace (1,9 seconds off the first session).
It's looking a bit tricky, but not hopeless. He also said that turn 4 was a real neck killer. |
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16 Jun 2006, 07:39 (Ref:1635640) | #3 | |
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According to Renault Sport, there should be live timing from Friday to Sunday on
www.worldseriesbyrenault.com I just checked, and there seems to be nothing on at the moment though... |
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16 Jun 2006, 09:32 (Ref:1635693) | #4 | |
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Thanks! Its there now...
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16 Jun 2006, 11:46 (Ref:1635764) | #5 | |
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good to see jouany doing okay,, he's fast but been having a lot of car issues all year so far
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16 Jun 2006, 18:02 (Ref:1635966) | #6 | ||
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Go Alx!
hope he can finally have a weekend without bad luck or accidents... |
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Missed the race today, the Renault site said Toccacelo hit trouble on lap eleven whilst he was fourth or fifth, anyone know what happened to him?
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17 Jun 2006, 21:10 (Ref:1636460) | #8 | |
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completely irrelevant and i'm afraid i can't answer your question, but weren't you eric salignon's number 1 fan last week?
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A great result for McIntosh managing to somehow battle up to 4th place in race 1 after qualifying just 14th overall. Perhaps he and KTR have found the sweet spot, after all we know that McIntosh is a very quick peddler as he proved in A1 this season.
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17 Jun 2006, 22:13 (Ref:1636493) | #10 | |
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he didn't "battle up" to 4th, saleen. everyone fell off in front of him...
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According to a report that I read on crash.net McIntosh was helped a little by others crashing off ahead of him yes, but when he got up to 5th place behind Toccacelo he eventually got passed by asserting contious pressure and Toccacelo ran wide.
Yes he was lucky to a extent, but then you make your own luck in motorsport, McIntosh did well and kept his car in 1 piece whilst everyone else was crashing off around him and then to get past Toccacelo (a driver who I think many here will agree is a very fast peddler as he has shown in both WSBR and F3000) on race craft alone I think is a good result. Still, Im sure you are right. McIntosh was plain lucky, just as he was lucky to secure the 4th fastest race lap. Maybe tommorow he will be lucky again. |
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17 Jun 2006, 22:30 (Ref:1636501) | #12 | ||
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and Maldonado hit his old team mate in battle for third.
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17 Jun 2006, 23:25 (Ref:1636506) | #13 | ||
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Curious to see an 'unusual' all-Iberic podium on todays World Series race. It happened many times on the former Euro-Open series, but nowadays is not so common to see.
McIntosh finally scored points - we'll see if it could help him to perform better in further races. |
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18 Jun 2006, 11:01 (Ref:1636621) | #15 | |
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well, either live timing was completely useless in that second race or i need a new router. your new flavour of the month didn't do magnificently in that one either
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18 Jun 2006, 11:21 (Ref:1636633) | #16 | |
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Race 2
1. Parente 2. Aleshin 3. Valsecchi It seems it can be last race for Toccacelo in the series, or so they said in spanish TV. Apparently he's looking for a seat in ChampCar or IRL. |
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Hmm, maybe Parente isn't a one-trick pony after all... First win outside F3 after a podium in the first race.
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Looks like it was a interesting 2nd race, another good result for McIntosh getting another points finish, also nice to see James Rossiter up inside the top 6. Looking forward to seeing the highlights.
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18 Jun 2006, 13:17 (Ref:1636665) | #19 | |
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i'd like to complain bitterly at the complete lack of decent coverage of this series actually. autosport are patchy, and the renaultsport press releases are dodgy. i know it's gp2's poorer relative, but considering the amount of effort they put in to make the thing appeal to the public you'd think they'd be wanting to do similar with the media.
then again i could just have my head in the sand. anyone spotted a decent race report for any race this season? |
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I was at the track yesterday and I can say that the races were pretty entertaining. Free entrance to the paddock, walking in the pits, seeing those heritage Renault cars and Kovalainen touring with Renault R26... It was quite good. However the series just doesn't get much of an attention alongside F1 and others.
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what did you think of the racing?
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For you who had the ability to view the race. What happened in the Danielsson vs. Aleshin incident?
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Indeed it was my first World Series race and I exactly didn't know who was who. So I was mostly into the accidents, passing manouvers and other entertaining stuff. |
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