97 by Goca Thanks for this news, after I read it here, I saw it in our newspaper on Internet too! Greetings, Goca http://www.astrosport07.webs.com http://fensi88.livejournal.com/ Quote Fri Sep 28, 2012 10:44 am
98 by ruby2012 Stars are aligning for Vettel to win his third WDC in 2012. By winning his third WDC this year, he will become the youngest triple champ ever. Breaking Senna's record by six years. Senna is the youngest triple champ ever at 31. Schumacher also won his third WDC at 31. But Vettel will obliterate that record big time. Looks like Vettel will win his third WDC at 25. Six years before Senna and Schumacher did it. Goca also said that the WDC winner this year would be wearing dark colors. That is clearly Vettel with Red Bull's dark blue color. Vettel also will become only the third driver ever to win at least 3 consecutive WDCs. Fangio and Schumacher did it as well. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:15 pm
99 by johannes susato Qualifying in Suzuka, Japan: 1. Vettel 2. Webber 3. Kobayashi 4. Grosjean 5. Perez 6. Alonso 7. Raikkonen 8. Button 9. Hamilton 10. Massa (Schumacher originally 13, now last by penalty; Rosberg originally 15, now 13). I wonder how Mercedes will give Hamilton an adequate car in the next season after trying in vain to do so by help of Michael Schumacher for the last two and a half seasons. MS today: "The car was not fast enough anyhow." Johannes Last edited by johannes susato on Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:53 pm, edited 2 times in total. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:24 pm
100 by johannes susato It is Vettel's 34. pole position Senna had 65 Schumacher still leads by 68 Points as yet: 194 - Alonso 165 - Vettel 149 - Raikkonen 142 - Hamilton Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:44 pm
101 by ruby2012 johannes susato wrote:Qualifying in Suzuka, Japan: 1. Vettel 2. Webber 3. Kobayashi 4. Grosjean 5. Perez 6. Alonso 7. Raikkonen 8. Button 9. Hamilton 10. Massa I wonder how Mercedes will give Hamilton an adequate car in the next season after trying in vain to do so by help of Michael Schumacher the last two and a half seasons. MS today: "The car was not fast enough anyhow." Johannes Hamilton moving to Mercedes is great news for Vettel. With Alonso driving a mediocre car in Ferrari and Hamilton driving a mediocre car as well in Mercedes, the future looks bright for Vettel. You have two of the three best drivers in sub-par cars and Vettel in a fantastic Red Bull car. We could see Vettel winning the WDC for many consecutive years. At this rate, Vettel could break Schumacher's record of 7 WDCs in a few years. A german driver becoming the greatest of all time, breaking the record of another german driver who is the current greatest of all time. Last edited by ruby2012 on Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:56 pm, edited 1 time in total. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:52 pm
102 by ruby2012 johannes susato wrote:It is Vettel's 34. pole position Senna had 65 Schumacher still leads by 68 Points as yet: 194 - Alonso 165 - Vettel 149 - Raikkonen 142 - Hamilton Vettel looks destined to eventually break the pole position record as well. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:54 pm
103 by johannes susato ruby2012 wrote:[...] Goca also said that the WDC winner this year would be wearing dark colors. That is clearly Vettel with Red Bull's dark blue color. I think you are right. But not to forget Raikkonen in his still darker - black - car, and by points he is still in reach to the top. How strong Red Bulls are, we see in place one and two in today's qualifying after the last poor performance of the cars. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 1:05 pm
104 by johannes susato ruby2012 wrote:Hamilton moving to Mercedes is great news for Vettel. With Alonso driving a mediocre car in Ferrari and Hamilton driving a mediocre car as well in Mercedes, the future looks bright for Vettel. You have two of the three best drivers in sub-par cars and Vettel in a fantastic Red Bull car. We could see Vettel winning the WDC for many consecutive years. [...]. . . and this will very probably last as long as stardesigner Adrian Newey stays with the Red Bull team. Schumacher had tried a long time to get him moved to Mercedes. In vain. Last edited by johannes susato on Sat Oct 06, 2012 3:21 pm, edited 1 time in total. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 1:21 pm
105 by ruby2012 johannes susato wrote:ruby2012 wrote:Hamilton moving to Mercedes is great news for Vettel. With Alonso driving a mediocre car in Ferrari and Hamilton driving a mediocre car as well in Mercedes, the future looks bright for Vettel. You have two of the three best drivers in sub-par cars and Vettel in a fantastic Red Bull car. We could see Vettel winning the WDC for many consecutive years. [...]. . . and this will very probably last as long as stardesigner Adrian Newey stays with the Red Bull team. Schumacher had tried a long time to get him moved to Mercedes. Newey had designed the Ferrari to adequate Schumacher before. Newey-designed cars have won the following Formula One World Constructors' Championships: 1992 ? Williams FW14B 1993 ? Williams FW15C 1994 ? Williams FW16 1996 ? Williams FW18 1997 ? Williams FW19 1998 ? McLaren MP4/13 2010 ? Red Bull RB6 2011 ? Red Bull RB7 Newey-designed cars have also won eight Formula One World Drivers' Championships: 1992 (Mansell) 1993 (Prost) 1996 (Hill) 1997 (Villeneuve) 1998 (Hakkinen) 1999 (Hakkinen) 2010 (Vettel) 2011 (Vettel) Newey is a genius. At this rate, he will win many titles with Red Bull in the upcoming years, including 2012. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 1:46 pm
106 by johannes susato I wonder if Newey would leave Red Bull one day. Of course he was not with the Ferrari team as I had written erroneously in a statement above. I have corrected this. Johannes Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 3:19 pm
107 by Nergal Vettel won Suzuka GP,Alonso out,so now favorite is Vettel and maybe ruby2012 is right about colour method. Quote Sat Oct 06, 2012 9:46 pm
108 by johannes susato Results Suzuka, Japan: 1. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing) 2. Felipe Massa (Ferrari) 3. Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber) 4. Jenson Button (McLaren) 5. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) 6. Kimi R?ikk?nen (Lotus) 7. Nico H?lkenberg (Force India) 8. Pastor Maldonado (Williams) 9 .Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing) 10. Daniel Ricciardo (STR) 11. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes) - from 23 ! 12. Paul di Resta (Force India) 13. Jean-Eric Vergne (STR) 14. Bruno Senna (WIL) 15. Heikki Kovalainen (CAT) 16. Timo Glock (Marussia-Virgin) 17. Vitali Petrov (CAT) 18. Pedro de la Rosa (HRT) out: Alonso, Rosberg, Perez, Karthikeyan, Pic (partly because of an accident by Grosjean I would enjoy to see Schumacher drive a car like Red Bull . . . Quote Sun Oct 07, 2012 9:34 am