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1 Apr 2002, 08:10 (Ref:248701)
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Average grid after Brazil
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(Sorry for the format, I've not mastered it yet  )Driver % seconds SchumacherM Ferrari 0.00% 0.00 SchumacherR Williams 0.47% 0.40 Barrichello Ferrari 0.53% 0.45 Montoya Williams 0.57% 0.48 Coulthard McLaren 0.80% 0.68 Raikkonen McLaren 1.09% 0.92 Trulli Renault 1.82% 1.53 Button Renault 1.86% 1.57 Heidfeld Sauber 2.05% 1.73 Fisichella Jordan 2.27% 1.91 Massa Sauber 2.39% 2.01 Salo Toyota 2.70% 2.28 Villeneuve BAR 2.75% 2.32 Panis BAR 2.88% 2.42 Sato Jordan 2.94% 2.48 Frentzen Arrows 3.19% 2.69 Rosa Jaguar 3.33% 2.81 Bernoldi Arrows 3.53% 2.97 McNish Toyota 3.56% 3.00 Irvine Jaguar 3.60% 3.03 Webber Minardi 4.07% 3.43 Yoong Minardi 5.50% 4.63 Average lap length (pole 2002): 1:24.25 One grid position = 0.174 sec average Diff from pole (average secs): [0,1) 6 drivers [1,2) 4 drivers [2,3) 8 drivers [3,4) 3 drivers [4,5) 1 driver
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1 Apr 2002, 09:16 (Ref:248743)
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I don't WANT to utter the word "geek", but I just did.
Who's that por dot all on his own?? (bottom right) Is it Yoongy Woongy?? 
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1 Apr 2002, 12:56 (Ref:248927)
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I'm not a geek, I'm Stephen Hawking in disguise, grrrr...
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1 Apr 2002, 13:48 (Ref:248961)
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That's a rather telling distribution -- nicely grouped. Yoong is off in a world of his own, of course, though perhaps a dollar sign would have been a better symbol than a dot in that case.
It will be interesting, anyway, to look at this again later in the season (can we count on you for that, Shummy ol' pal?) to see whether the two light blue dots have bridged the gap and moved into the top-left élite. They seem damn close to doing it already, or at least assimilating the McLarens into a less punctuated continuum... |
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1 Apr 2002, 14:01 (Ref:248969)
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I agree with you. I expect Renault will be soon in the premier league... if it is not already there. Let's wait until Imola. However, I suppose those 4 teams are going to make a gap in relation to the rest.
The "incredible-sinking-engine" Honda is doing its two teams go down and down. I'm sorry for Jordan, Honda and Jacques, I'm not sure if I'm sorry for BAR, though What do you think about Honda?
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