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  • dinanm3atl
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    I don't think he will. I really think he is going to over push the car and it is going to cause some issues... Ferrari has come on strong too.

    I see atleast 1... probably 2 All Ferrari Front rows in the last 3 races.

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  • Joe318is
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    Im just waiting on Alonso and Hamilton to take each other out over some stupid shit. Realistically, Alonso will win the title

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  • dinanm3atl
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    I think Kimi will eventually win... Alonso will be pushing SO HARD thaat I think he will take himself out of the race. Hamilton will drop to 2nd and maybe 3rd.

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  • M42Technik
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    lol man drama in F1 racing.

    Its like Nascar "grudges" and shit.

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  • Joe318is
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    BMW is 2nd because Mclaren was removed from the standings... so they are really 3rd, with ferrari 2nd. BMW has said that they do not like being 2nd by default.

    hamilton - 97
    alonso - 95 [+2]
    kimi - 84 [+13]
    massa - 77 [+20]

    30 points up for grabs

    Massas out of it, but if it finishes kimi, massa, alonso, hamilton - then kimi will win the WDC by one point over alonso

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    BMW 2nd??? Wow Im impressed.


    Mariano

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  • Jean
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    Alonso is such a tool... I doubt he'll race for McLaren next year, and would Flav really consider taking Alonso back after all of this ?

    Go Kimmi!!! :D

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  • Erick
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    Ferrari is in 1st, BMW is in 2nd. McLaren is tied with everyone that has 0.

    Hamilton is in 1st, Alonso is in 2nd, followed by the Ferrari drivers.

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    How are the point standings for driver and constructers at the moment?


    Mariano

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  • Jon325i
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    The more I keep reading into this drama, the more I believe Alonso has dug himself one helluva deep hole which he probably won't be able to hoist himself out of. At this point, and for the remainder for the season, he needs to do all he can to try and win the WDC title and then move on because I have a feeling he's not going to be driving for McLaren in 2008. It wouldn't surprise at all if McLaren's lawyers were already sifting through the myriad of details to end Alonso's contract early and send him packing. Should this happen, who knows where he may wind up for next year. From what I've gathered in recent F1 news, Renault looks like his best hope. Toyota might but it would be for the money, not getting another WDC title.

    Jon

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  • Jparkr
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    id be pissed off too if some rookie bitch was looking at my car set-up. copying it. then beating me with it.

    i love how when alonso was aloud to keep his setup secret from lewis hamiltion, hamiltion dropped off pace with him quickly and for the last 3 or 4 races

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  • Joe318is
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  • Dave
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    Originally posted by Joe318is
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/mai.../smfron115.xml

    And thus i am backed. Alonso may not even have a future in F1 if he keeps this kinda of attitude.
    Well, there's always Nextel Cup . . . . :)

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  • Joe318is
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    Mind you, Schumachers points were thrown out in 1997 by an alleged attempt to run Villeneuve off the road at the final race in Jerez. This i far far worse IMO.

    "At the start of the race, Schumacher had a good start, overtaking Villeneuve to take the lead. By lap 48 Villeneuve was catching up to Schumacher and attempted to overtake. Braking later than the German at the Dry Sac corner, Villeneuve had the inside line and was slightly ahead when Schumacher turned into him, his front right wheel connecting with the sidepod of the Williams car. Schumacher retired on the spot and Villeneuve went to take third place and earn four points, enough to take the 1997 title. Schumacher was later punished by the FIA for causing an avoidable accident and was disqualified from the Championship, although his race results (grid position, finishing position, points) still counted towards his official statistics."

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  • Joe318is
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    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/mai.../smfron115.xml

    And thus i am backed. Alonso may not even have a future in F1 if he keeps this kinda of attitude.

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