Friday 29 June 2012

CGI London Street Citcut or something alternative


Santander have released a spectacular concept film, featuring McLaren drivers, exploring how an F1 race in London might look.

The CGI film, with an imagined 5.156-kilometre circuit, was produced by expert project architects Populous, who consulted Button and Hamilton extensively on the track’s design. It features a starting grid(The Mall), a near-200mph Santander straight in the run up to Buckingham Palace, and one of the most showy corners - Trafalgar Square into Admiralty Arch all done at night.


Anyway, i think its good to appear new circuits in F1, but there are a lot of circuits that are not in F1 calendar and may worth to be there to challenge a lot the pilot and make a true experience living a Grand Prix, with drivers trully risking their lifes becoming heros and sh1t...like it use to be:)......
A good example of a track that worth to be between the twenty races of the year is Macau(actually an F3 track)


and virtual for better view

Top Followers 2012 - F1 Updated


Twitter
1. Ferrari: @InsideFerrari 295.132 followers        
2. Mclaren: @TheFifthDriver  203.663 followers
3. Mercedes:  @MercedesAMGF1 134.223 followers      
4. Redbull: @RedBullRacing 126.374 followers
5. Renault: @lotus_f1Team 115.094 followers  
6. Caterham: @MyCaterhamF1 78.036 followers
7. Marussia: @Marussia_F1Team 68.462 followers
8. Williams: @WilliamsF1Team 67.519 followers
9. Force India: @clubforce 67.392 followers
10.  Sauber: @OfficialSF1Team 60.406 followers
11. HRT: @HRTF1Team 52.478 followers 
12. Toro Rosso: @ToroRossoSpy 43.347 followers

Facebook
1. Ferrari: 8.694.350, but this is not very real, they use this page for all Ferrari "products"
2. Redbull: Red Bull Racing 560.291 followers 
3. Mclaren:  Vodafone McLaren Mercedes - The Official Page  505.756 followers
4. Mercedes GP: MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS  204.533 followers
5. Force India: Sahara Force India Formula One Team 191.956 followers
6. Caterham: Caterham F1 Team  127.217 followers
7. Renault: Lotus F1 Team 123,630 followers
8. BMW Sauber: Sauber F1 Team 24.993 followers
9. HRT: HRTF1Team 22.764 followers 
10. Toro Rosso: Scuderia Toro Rosso 20.954 followers
11. Williams: Williams F1 16.582 followers
12. Marussia: 4.592 followers, but facebook from last year has 11.902 followers


 Twitter (how many followers in addition from 2011 last year -august-):
1. Ferrari 168.058
2. Mclaren 102.606
3. RedBull 77.798
4. Renault 68.672
5. Mercedes 58.007
6. Sauber  45.015
7.  HRT 39.053
8. Caterham 38.888
9. Williams 33.214
10. Force India 31.492
11. Marussia 29.372
12. Toro Rosso 24.242

Facebook (how many followers in addition from 2011 last year -august-)::
1. Ferrari 3.818.132 but this is not very real, they use this page for all Ferrari "products"
2. RedBull  286.309
3. McLaren 126.325
4. Force India 92.468
5. Lotus Renault 83.349
6. Mercedes 79.570
7. HRT  22.124
8. Sauber 18.199
9. Caterham 17.463
10. Williams 13617
11. Toro Rosso 8.340
12. Marussia 3.845


Click here to see last year top Followers    

Monday 25 June 2012

Nothing to post - Schumacher realizes he's speaking English



At the press conference, Michael Scumacher realizes he's speaking English, instead of German after managed to be on a podium of a Grand Prix after 6 years..

Driver standings and Constructor standings after 2012 UE

1. Fernando Alonso 111pct
2. Mark Webber 91pct
3. Lewis Hamilton 88pct
4. Sebastian Vettel 85pct

Sunday 24 June 2012

Race Result - 2012 Europe.Valencia

1. Fernando Alonso 1:44:16.649    
2. Kimi Raikkonen +6.4 sec
3. Michael Schumacher +12.6 sec
4. Mark Webber +13.6 sec
5. Nico Hulkenberg +19.9 sec
6. Nico Rosberg +21.1 sec
7. Paul di Resta +22.8 sec
8. Jenson Button +24.6 sec

F1 prediction - Europe 2012.Valencia

       With very high temperatures announced, Valencia's track will burn the Pirelli tires like this guy making some fries... and F1 cars may also burn like Heidfeld experienced last year at Montmeló.
        Anyway, to not loose any more time, this is final top 6 after Valencia race that i believe will be:
1. Vettel great battle with Lewis, if the german will not escape after first 10 laps...
2. Hamilton
3. Maldonado or Grosjean(if Romain will not cause an accident/incident)
4. Raikkonen
5. Alonso
6. Button 
(may be an accident there in first part of starting grid, that's why first 6 positions are overload or something:).., not that i want to but something will fail with that hot temperatures and overheated brakes)

 and this is final top 6 i wish would be posible:
1. Schumacher
2. Vettel
3. Grosjean
4. Hamilton
5. Raikkonen
6. Massa

Pole lap 2012 - Europe.Valencia (F1) (video)

1:38.086 (23.06.2012 - right)
Sebastian Vettel

DSBQ after Europe 2012 (UE)

1. Lewis Hamilton - 159pct   
2. Sebastian Vettel - 96pct   
3. Nico Rosberg - 84pct      
4. Mark Webber - 73pct
5. Michael Schumacher - 71pct
6. Romain Grosjean - 68pct

Qualifying Europe - starting grid 2012 (Valencia Street Circuit - UE)

1. Sebastian Vettel 1:38.086    



  
          2. Lewis Hamilton 1:38.410  


 







3. Pastor Maldonado 1:38.475  









4. Romain Grosjean 1:38.505    
5. Kimi Räikkönen 1:38.513    
6. Nico Rosberg 1:38.623

Who said Massa is not out?

After first 2 or 3 races of 2012 F1 season, a lot of rumors started to spread. Many people have said that this was a lie and Massa is 100 per cent sure of his job at Ferrari, even Luca Montezemolo strongly affirm something like Felipe has nothing to be afraid of when  it comes to his spot in the red Team. But, truth is that all of this is cr@p; Felipe Massa didn't get fired - because he had a well done contract and all the development is centered in Alonso's car and the Brazilian somehow can "eat that" and have compromised to receive his montly/annualy earnings. So Alonso is happy for not having rival inside Ferrari, Massa is happy, everyone is happy.....

I think, as I said some months ago, that Massa may fit better at RedBull and Webber at Ferrari, the last one should be replacing with no big difference - meaning  - actual role of Felipe at red Scuderia .....

Practice 1, 2 and 3 in Europe (Valencia) - Results

 2012
Practice 3
1. Jenson Button 1:38.562    
2. Romain Grosjean 1:38.655      
3. Kimi Raikkonen 1:38.759 
4. Nico Hulkenberg 1:38.819    
5. Paul di Resta 1:38.892

Wednesday 13 June 2012

Photo of the week - FW34 broken into pieces

Bruno Senna destroying his Williams car in second practice at Grand Prix of Canada 2012

Tuesday 12 June 2012

Nothing to post - ..kids with no experience...

..i want more swearing in 2012..

At Fuji GP in 2007 Webber get hit by Vettel, because Hamilton was too aggressive and Mark had to brake suddenly to avoid overtaking him under the safety car.

Sunday 10 June 2012

Might be photo edited 1 - Hamilton after won Canadian GP



Driver standings and Constructor standings after 2012 CA

1. Lewis Hamilton 88pct
2. Fernando Alonso 86pct
3. Sebastian Vettel 85pct
4. Mark Webber 79pct

Race Result - 2012 Canada

1. Lewis Hamilton 1:32:29.586 
2. Romain Grosjean +2.5 sec
3. Sergio Perez +5.2 sec
4. Sebastian Vettel +7.2 sec
5. Fernando Alonso +13.4 sec
6. Nico Rosberg +13.8 sec
7. Mark Webber +15.0 sec
8. Kimi Raikkonen +15.5 sec

Pole lap 2012 - Canada (F1) (video)

S. Vettel 1:13.784

DSBQ after Canada 2012 (CA)

1. Lewis Hamilton - 141pct 
2. Nico Rosberg - 76pct 
3. Mark Webber - 73pct 
4. Sebastian Vettel - 71pct  
5. Michael Schumacher - 71pct 
6. Jenson Button - 57pct     
7. Romain Grosjean - 56pct 
8. Fernando Alonso - 44pct
9. Kimi Räikkönen - 34pct 
10. Pastor Maldonado - 24pct

Qualifying Canada - starting grid 2012 (Gilles Villeneuve - CA)

1. Sebastian Vettel 1:13.784



  
2. Lewis Hamilton 1:14.087  



 
3. Fernando Alonso 1:14.151



 
4. Mark Webber 1:14.346    
5. Nico Rosberg 1:14.411 
6. Felipe Massa 1:14.465

Saturday 9 June 2012

Practice 3 in Canada - Results

 2012
1. Sebastian Vettel 1:14.442    
2. Fernando Alonso 1:14.448    
3. Lewis Hamilton 1:14.712 
4. Mark Webber 1:14.724    
5. Pastor Maldonado 1:14.755    
6. Felipe Massa 1:14.767

SBS Weekly (fake)rumor S1.2 - Vettel .hidden. stabbed Webber for some holes?


After Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes had raised concerns about the design of RedBull car in Monaco, FIA has declared illegal the holes in the floor of RB8.  Winning the grand prix of  Monaco, made Mark Webber look very confident in himself and his car, not only that, but he equaled the points of his teammate Vettel too (73). So, with some pressure on the dutchman, not necessarily for Monaco race(where he didn't run in Q3) or that Mark is in front of him with 15 points in Driver Standings (by Qualifying),  Vettel may mention to some colleagues of other teams (like Schumacher or/and Button) that his own car has some interesting modifications seeing that Webber began to smoothly accommodate with his F1 car and may have a bigger rival at RedBull than last year.
Now, with flat floor, seems that Webber  returned on his initial behavior in practice at Canadian GP  - medium level and Vettel is back in shape
.....or something like: Felipe, Fernando is faster than you! Can you confirm you understood that message?
...... or maybe its just practice so far at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve


Or maybe is just a strategy of C. Horner and his team, to highlight something obvious(like illegal holes), and hide something not that visible.


*reach beyond imagination can make a good story...

Practice 1 and 2 in Canada - Results

 2012
Practice 2
1. Lewis Hamilton 1:15.259    
2. Fernando Alonso 1:15.313 
3. Felipe Massa 1:15.410 
4. Sebastian Vettel 1:15.531

Sunday 3 June 2012

No more black holes..

RedBull is forced to change the design of his  RB8 for next race, because FIA now says that the holes in RedBull's floor are illegal.(after originally was legal.....). So, for Canada we expect to see a nice, plane, smooth, flat , level floor with no black, yellow, green, blue holes.....