Masters of F3 2005 - Page 2

SALEEN S7R · 2 Jun 2005, 15:11 (Ref:1318148)

Gotta go for Hamilton personally, hes on fire at the moment. Rossiter could win though if Hamilton makes a mistake.

newoutsider · 2 Jun 2005, 16:34 (Ref:1318233)

Quote:

Originally Posted by btracer

Don't get wrong me Lewis is a brillaint driver, I'm not taking that away from him but he is not as good as it appears. Or should I say if others were in ASM cars then they wouldn't be AS far behind as they are at the moment.

If you look at Lewis' record since Cadet karts, I think you will find that he has allways been a front runner. He didn't have money, did have talent - it was recognised and nurtered. He is as good as he appears

flexible-flyer · 2 Jun 2005, 16:45 (Ref:1318243)

however good hamilton is (which is very very, very bloody good) he most certainly wouldnt be winning every race if it wasnt for asm. i like lewis alot and im not critising HIM or his TEAM in the same way i was wrongly accused of doing with jamie green last year but fact is, he is benefiting greatly from a mega team and the results in no way give a fair showing of driver versus driver. i still think all being equal that lewis would be nfront most of the time. i do think he is the best driver in the euroseries but the like sof james rossiter to name one wouldnt be being pummelled by lewis if they were both, say at signature or indeed both at asm.

sutil went from backmarker to polesitter in 1 race last year thanks to a switch to asm. hamilton found it hard to beat the asm guys race in race out last year and thats no coincidence. he is quick, super quick. he is the best driver out there but dont take it that all being equal the results would be the same.

that said hamilton will blitz the field. mercedes are the best engine to have, asm are the best team to have and lewis is the best driver to have.

strider · 2 Jun 2005, 17:29 (Ref:1318279)

Don't forget that at Zandvoort they split the cars into two groups for qualifying, odds and evens, so they may get different track conditions. Hamilton and Sutil will not be on track at the same time, so...

BillyT · 2 Jun 2005, 18:27 (Ref:1318341)

Quote:

Originally Posted by newoutsider

If you look at Lewis' record since Cadet karts, I think you will find that he has allways been a front runner. He didn't have money, did have talent - it was recognised and nurtered. He is as good as he appears

If you read what flexible-flyer said just below your post that is exactly what I meant

Daisy · 2 Jun 2005, 21:10 (Ref:1318505)

Quote:

Originally Posted by foxy mole

Don't forget that at Zandvoort they split the cars into two groups for qualifying, odds and evens, so they may get different track conditions. Hamilton and Sutil will not be on track at the same time, so...

When they are quickest in their groups, they are both on the front row. And normally they should be, they have the best car.

Hamilton is a very good driver and the best car makes him very hard to beat. Sutil is good, but I rate drivers like Rossiter, Duval and Asmer higher.

climb · 3 Jun 2005, 06:47 (Ref:1318680)

Voted Rossiter, (Lewis' voters list is too long

)

Suze · 3 Jun 2005, 17:52 (Ref:1319312)

People (ok, so two!) that voted "another driver" - would you care to elaborate as to who you think that might be?

Marcel ten Caat · 8 Jun 2005, 15:38 (Ref:1323275)

2 withdrawals...37 cars left

Fabio Carbone and Filip Salaquarda are not on the official entry list anymore.

**bella** · 8 Jun 2005, 16:33 (Ref:1323316)

rats, thats my random outside bet gone...

strider · 8 Jun 2005, 21:15 (Ref:1323496)

Yeah, I was expecting great things of Filip Salaquarda too...

I don't think Danilo Dirani is going either, so that makes 36 cars and they will all get to race in the main event, which is sort of right, somehow.

Dutch chap · 8 Jun 2005, 22:10 (Ref:1323534)

Carbone is a former Masters winner, so what did he had to proof anyway?

**bella** · 8 Jun 2005, 23:25 (Ref:1323560)

that he can thrash a barge to places it shouldn't be?

Marcel ten Caat · 9 Jun 2005, 10:11 (Ref:1323802)

Quote:

Originally Posted by foxy mole

I don't think Danilo Dirani is going either, so that makes 36 cars and they will all get to race in the main event, which is sort of right, somehow.

Danilo Dirani never entered. But 36 entries is still possible...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dutch chap

Carbone is a former Masters winner, so what did he had to proof anyway?

True, he won in 2002. Most of the other front drivers from that year (or 2003/2004) have made a step up while he is still there.
In 2003 he didn't impress, in 2004 he wasn't there...

Marcel ten Caat · 10 Jun 2005, 06:09 (Ref:1324547)

According to Pitstoptv.be Belgian driver Nico Verdonck will race for Midland F3 this weekend at Zandvoort. No mention whether it's a 3rd car or that he's replacing Guerreri or Antinucci.

Tom V · 10 Jun 2005, 11:19 (Ref:1324709)

Does anyone know what TV channel will show the race?

newoutsider · 10 Jun 2005, 11:28 (Ref:1324717)

or if it will be webcast? (if so what's the website?)

Marcel ten Caat · 10 Jun 2005, 12:16 (Ref:1324733)

SBS6 has the rights for 2005 and 2006 and they will show it on Sunday.
13.30 - 16.15 Marlboro Masters

http://marlboro.garnierstreamingmedia.com/player/ has the online streaming of the complete event.

newoutsider · 10 Jun 2005, 13:11 (Ref:1324771)

Thank you stranger

John Weed · 11 Jun 2005, 05:17 (Ref:1325347)

I Wanna See Macau.
Hamilton X Oliveira

Emma · 11 Jun 2005, 09:48 (Ref:1325469)

From what I understand, Dirani was talking to someone about it on Tuesday, but he only came back from Canada on Thursday evening. So maybe he was too tired to try it?

Emma · 11 Jun 2005, 09:49 (Ref:1325470)

btw my vote has to go to Marko Asmer.

Kidzer · 11 Jun 2005, 10:08 (Ref:1325477)

Zandvoort, is it in the same time zone as us, or 1Hr ahead of behind?

Edit: Answered my own question, the FRenaults are racing justnow so they're 1hr ahead

Dr Venom · 11 Jun 2005, 10:42 (Ref:1325490)

great pictures from the video streaming

SFonseca · 11 Jun 2005, 12:18 (Ref:1325560)

Where are the free practice times?

View Poll Results: Who will win the 2005 Marlboro Masters of F3?
Lewis Hamilton	28	52.83%
Adrian Sutil	2	3.77%
Marko Asmer	2	3.77%
Mike Conway	2	3.77%
James Rossiter	10	18.87%
Loic Duval	0	0%
Alvaro Parente	3	5.66%
Lucas Di Grassi	1	1.89%
Giedo van der Garde	0	0%
another driver	5	9.43%
Voters: 53. You may not vote on this poll

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