BP Masters Zandvoort F3 - Page 2

**bella** · 2 Aug 2006, 20:16 (Ref:1671438)

support? isn't that what parents are for?

runshaw · 2 Aug 2006, 20:24 (Ref:1671451)

I will be supporting James Walker and Stephen Jelley as I always do. I hope Walker calms down his erratic side for the Masters, he could get a good result this year.

Mr Jakes · 2 Aug 2006, 20:55 (Ref:1671481)

I guess you really are from "the wrong country" Bella - Shame....

**bella** · 2 Aug 2006, 22:07 (Ref:1671553)

i don't support anyone based on nationality! waving a st georges cross in a masters discussion thread certainly isn't going to change that...

**chunterer** · 3 Aug 2006, 08:24 (Ref:1671858)

Quote:

Originally Posted by bella

i don't support anyone based on nationality! waving a st georges cross in a masters discussion thread certainly isn't going to change that...

Great minds think alike (or not as the case may be?!).

I will always back (no money changes hands mind!) ok, make that follow a driver based on natural ability over nationality, but if a bloody good driver happens to be from these shores all the better.

On that note, Conway and Di Resta, with Clarke as outsideer must be UK's best hopes in Holland?

Noisy · 3 Aug 2006, 08:58 (Ref:1671883)

Quote:

Originally Posted by bella

i don't support anyone based on nationality! waving a st georges cross in a masters discussion thread certainly isn't going to change that...

Shame you don't love your country! I support my Angolan countryman always! At school they taught me how to be a patriot so pure in thought and word and deed! Masters is the World Cup of F3!

Marco Rosas · 3 Aug 2006, 09:47 (Ref:1671932)

when you were on school they taught you that your country was Portugal. From what i remember when you were born Angola wasnt a country but a portuguese colony.
so, you sold urself to Angola.
and its your beloved country why dont you go there and leave my beloved country, Portugal? we sure dont need guys like you.

Masters as the world cup of F3

at least you make me laugth

runshaw · 3 Aug 2006, 10:42 (Ref:1671981)

Quote:

Originally Posted by chunterer

with Clarke as outsideer must be UK's best hopes in Holland?

Have I missed something? People are backing Hamilton and Clarke, are they coming back or what?

strider · 3 Aug 2006, 14:57 (Ref:1672202)

I've been keeping an eye on Zandvoort today via the race cam. You have to click on RaceCam II. There is no F3 action today but other cars are splashing around in testing. Yes, that's right, it's raining!

Knowlesy · 3 Aug 2006, 16:40 (Ref:1672290)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noisy

Shame you don't love your country! I support my Angolan countryman always! At school they taught me how to be a patriot so pure in thought and word and deed!

So pure in drivel also. Please give it a rest.

**bella** · 3 Aug 2006, 16:46 (Ref:1672298)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noisy

Shame you don't love your country! I support my Angolan countryman always! At school they taught me how to be a patriot so pure in thought and word and deed! Masters is the World Cup of F3!

drivers who happen to be born in the same country as myself are blessed with plenty of people around them telling them the sun shines out of their behind without the need for someone to do so on the grounds of nationality. i find the championing of drivers just because they're english regardless of whether they are actually any good or not a bit... unfortunate.

however. i'm pleased to see the english weather has made its way to zandvoort and hope it gets it all over and done with by the time the circus arrives and pitches up their tents

since i'm too lazy to look for myself, is there a recent timetable online?

Daisy · 3 Aug 2006, 17:31 (Ref:1672337)

Quote:

Originally Posted by bella

since i'm too lazy to look for myself, is there a recent timetable online?

Timetable is over here.

I'm not going, so I don't mind a little rain (we had a big shower over here this afternoon, it's on and of raining all week), would give an interesting race. Buurman was good in the rain last week, so the Dutch would certainly have a chance (they also have on a dry track

).

strider · 3 Aug 2006, 18:00 (Ref:1672351)

Quote:

Originally Posted by bella

drivers who happen to be born in the same country as myself are blessed with plenty of people around them telling them the sun shines out of their behind without the need for someone to do so on the grounds of nationality. i find the championing of drivers just because they're english regardless of whether they are actually any good or not a bit... unfortunate?

I don't mind too much unless they take it to extremes, but I suspect you're like me in that you look at motor racing on an international basis. We all have drivers whom we like or dislike, but their nationality doesn't come into it either way. Although, come to think of it, there's a lot to be said for a good Brazilian, same as in footie...

Quote:

Originally Posted by bella

however. i'm pleased to see the english weather has made its way to zandvoort and hope it gets it all over and done with by the time the circus arrives and pitches up their tents

.

The circus has arrived already and the tents are getting wet. Perhaps the sun is waiting for you...

jmj7 · 3 Aug 2006, 22:27 (Ref:1672645)

Chunterer

"On that note, Conway and Di Resta, with Clarke as outsideer must be UK's best hopes in Holland?"

Chunterer ,you must be paying alot of attention to Ultimate Masters this year.

Is Clarke bringing his Champ Car to play in!

**Stephen Green** · 4 Aug 2006, 07:32 (Ref:1672851)

Quote:

Originally Posted by knowlesy

So pure in drivel also. Please give it a rest.

Our friend will not be around for a short while as a warning I issued him regarding a different thread has resulted in a ban from ten-tenths.

**chunterer** · 4 Aug 2006, 12:48 (Ref:1673092)

Quote:

Originally Posted by jmj7

Chunterer

"On that note, Conway and Di Resta, with Clarke as outsideer must be UK's best hopes in Holland?"

Chunterer ,you must be paying alot of attention to Ultimate Masters this year.

Is Clarke bringing his Champ Car to play in!

Oops, well pointed out sir!

I meant Oli Jarvis!!

flexible-flyer · 4 Aug 2006, 15:31 (Ref:1673205)

love the masters. is it being streamed online again like before?

strider · 5 Aug 2006, 07:59 (Ref:1673762)

There are some cameras here. I'm on RaceCam LIVE, watching the free practice sessions.

The timetable and the times are available here. Click on the session you want to check.

flexible-flyer · 5 Aug 2006, 08:41 (Ref:1673787)

why thank you

Kidzer · 5 Aug 2006, 10:37 (Ref:1673854)

Thank you indeed, good stream - no stuttering at all for me

strider · 5 Aug 2006, 15:37 (Ref:1674189)

Qualifying's done and and dusted.

I *think* it's Giedo van der Garde on pole from Paul di Resta, but it's too complicated to work out the rest.

strider · 5 Aug 2006, 16:45 (Ref:1674222)

Someone else has kindly done the leg work (autosport.com), so here are the times in full:

Combined qualifying:

1. Giedo van der Garde - Dallara F305 1:32.920
2. Paul Di Resta - Dallara F305 - 1:33.243
3. Sebastien Buemi - Dallara F305 - 1:33.268
4. Kohei Hirate - Dallara F305 - 1:33.260
5. Sebastien Vettel - Dallara F305 - 1:33.312
6. Romain Grosjean - Dallara F305 - 1:33.427
7. Bruno Senna - Dallara F306 - 1:33.324
8. Jonathan Summerton - Dallara F305 - 1:33.528
9. Oliver Jarvis - Dallara F305 - 1:33.478
10. Kamui Kobayashi - Dallara F305 - 1:33.690
11. Michael Herck - Dallara F306 - 1:33.598
12. Mike Conway - Dallara F306 - 1:33.692
13. Kazuki Nakajima - Dallara F305 - 1:33.741
14. Maro Engel - Dallara F305 1:33.880 + 0.960
15. Guillaume Moreau - Dallara F305 - 1:33.779
16. Charlie Kimball - Dallara F306 - 1:34.002
17. Richard Antinucci - Dallara F305 - 1:33.881
18. Peter Elkmann - Dallara F306 - 1:34.227
19. Yelmer Buurman - Dallara F305 - 1:33.895
20. Alejandro Nunez - Dallara F306 - 1:34.414
21. James Walker - Dallara F305 - 1:33.901
22. Christian Bakkerud - Dallara F305 - 1:34.497
23. Tim Sandtler - Dallara F305 - 1:33.976
24. Stephen Jelley - Dallara F305 - 1:34.531
25. Salvador Duran - Dallara F305 - 1:34.222
26. Ho-Pin Tung - Lola B06/30 - 1:34.621
27. Ronayne O'Mahony - Dallara F306 - 1:34.599
28. James Jakes - Dallara F305 - 1:34.627
29. Esteban Guerrieri - Dallara F305 - 1:34.849
30. Paolo Nocera - Dallara F305 - 1:34.711
31. Ferdinand Kool - Lola B06/30 - 1:34.971
32. Filip Salaquarda - Dallara F306 - 1:35.144
33. Recardo Bruins - Dallara F305 - 1:35.042
34. Stian Sorlie - Dallara F305 - 1:35.573
35. Mario Moraes - Dallara F305 - 1:35.355
36. Dominick Muermans - Dallara F306 - 1:36.596
37. Max Nilsson - Dallara F305 - 1:37.020
38. Alex Khateeb - Lola B05/30 - 1:37.532

Bezzen · 6 Aug 2006, 10:55 (Ref:1674793)

Soon time for the start. Great with the live stream.

strider · 6 Aug 2006, 11:13 (Ref:1674812)

Di Resta leads from Buemi and van der Garde.

Senna and Jarvis 7th and 8th. Conway was right with them, but threw it into the kitty litter.

strider · 6 Aug 2006, 11:25 (Ref:1674829)

Van der Garde is past Buemi and pressing di Resta. Will it be a local win for the Dutch?

Great live streaming, btw.

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