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10 Dec 2004, 14:07 (Ref:1176196)
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Well done Lewis, Jamie and James.
A good day for the Brits. |
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10 Dec 2004, 15:35 (Ref:1176252)
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Yes, Lewis won the race...
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10 Dec 2004, 15:46 (Ref:1176262)
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Having now seen the results on crash.net and elsewhere, there were some strange things going on. For instance, Green was over 4 seconds behind at the flag, so did he lose heart after being overtaken or did he have a problem? He took fastest lap very comfortably.
And whilst Rossiter did brilliantly to come through to 4th from dead last at the beginning of the day, his fastest lap in the in the final was nothing special, so how?!? In other news, Lucas Di Grassi was given a 25 second penalty for overtaking under the Safety Car, which knocked him back from 8th on the road to 19th in the results, unless he appeals and is successful. As someone has already said, it must have been a heck of a race. |
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10 Dec 2004, 15:49 (Ref:1176268)
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Was it wet by the laptimes?
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10 Dec 2004, 15:53 (Ref:1176270)
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Poor Di Grassi *confused*
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10 Dec 2004, 15:59 (Ref:1176281)
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What's to be confused about? He messed up so was given a penalty. C'est la vie!
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10 Dec 2004, 16:01 (Ref:1176284)
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10 Dec 2004, 16:03 (Ref:1176288)
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So that's even wierder,
How come Rossiter did that under dry conditions? |
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10 Dec 2004, 16:04 (Ref:1176290)
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(off) How can I change my avatar please? Sorry, new here...
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10 Dec 2004, 16:13 (Ref:1176301)
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Click on Quick Links at the top of the page, then you will see that one of the options under My Control Panel is Change Avatar
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10 Dec 2004, 16:18 (Ref:1176308)
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Thanks, will try it now
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10 Dec 2004, 16:46 (Ref:1176330)
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Ok, got the official result:
1 - Lewis Hamilton (Dallara-Mercedes) - Manor - in 47'11"528 2 - Nico Rosberg (Dallara-Opel) - Rosberg - in 47'12"323 3 - Jamie Green (Dallara-Mercedes) - ASM - in 47'16"230 4 - James Rossiter (Dallara-Opel) - Signature - in 47'18"276 5 - Fabio Carbone (Dallara-Nissan) - Three Bond - in 47'19"331 6 - Marko Asmer (Dallara-Mugen) - Carlin - in 47'19"392 7 - Kazuki Nakajima (Dallara-Toyota) - Tom's - in 47'20"022 8 - Loic Duval (Dallara-Opel) - Signature - in 47'20"962 9 - Alexandre Premat (Dallara-Mercedes) - ASM - in 47'21"486 10 - Ernesto Viso (Dallara-Opel) - Menu - in 47'21"673 11 - Naoki Yokomizo (Dallara-Toyota) - Inging - in 47'22"889 12 - Kohei Hirate (Dallara-Opel) - Prema - in 47'22"945 13 - John O'Hara (Dallara-Toyota) - TME - in 47'23"227 14 - Eric Salignon (Dallara-Mercedes) - ASM - in 47'23"453 15 - Giedo Van der Garde (Dallara-Opel) - Signature - in 47'24"122 16 - Matteo Cressoni (Dallara-Mugen) - Ombra - in 47'24"399 17 - Davide Mazzoleni (Dallara-Mugen) - Ombra - in 47'25"184 18 - Karl Reindler (Dallara-Opel) - SRT - in 47'25"254 19 - Lucas Di Grassi (Dallara-Renault) - Hitech - in 47'45"512 20 - Franck Perera (Dallara-Opel) - Prema - a 1 giro 21 - Richard Antinucci (Dallara-Toyota) - Tom's - a 2 giri 22 - Ronnie Quintarelli (Dallara-Toyota) - Inging - a 2 giri |
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10 Dec 2004, 18:06 (Ref:1176396)
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Wow, Lewis went up to 4th already in first lap
Jamie was going to win without the safety-car by Ho-Pin Tung |
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10 Dec 2004, 19:59 (Ref:1176485)
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What about john ohara starting last and finishing 14th 11 seconds behind the leader. He never even drove a dallara before and did a fantastic job
John O'Hara avoided the accidents and drove with aggression to move up from 31st to 14th in his AF3 Prize Drive TME Dallara TOM'S car. Lewis Hamilton took a last gasp win from Nico Rosberg and Jamie Green. O'Hara finished in front of many more fancied runners to demonstrate that the Asian F3 Series can develop competitive drivers. "John had no seat time in a Dallara 304 car, which is very different from his usual car, but he has adapted very quickly and we are very happy with his performance" said AF3 Chairman, Eddie Pena. |
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10 Dec 2004, 20:33 (Ref:1176521)
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The "11 seconds behind the leader" stat for O'Hara is flattered by the fact that there was a safety car in the closing laps.
But a solid drive from him none-the-less. |
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10 Dec 2004, 22:05 (Ref:1176591)
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right, thats the last time i'm missing one of these big f3 races. can't handle not knowing everything. and my gprs bill is going to be mammoth this month, damn you crash.net...
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12 Dec 2004, 10:24 (Ref:1177496)
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I see the british teams did well again!!!!!!!1
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12 Dec 2004, 14:22 (Ref:1177598)
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The British drivers did well, which is more interesting to me!
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12 Dec 2004, 15:10 (Ref:1177615)
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Yes indeed KB. A great result both for Hamilton and Green, I wonder if Hamilton can emulate Green next year and take the 2005 F3 Euro Series championship now that Green has moved into the DTM.
 Good result for James Rossiter too, hes really starting to come good.
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13 Dec 2004, 09:52 (Ref:1178084)
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How did both Hamilton and Rosberg get passed Green after the safety car, under normal circumstances i can't think of a driver i'd rather have in F3 in that situation.
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