The Australian Grand Prix of 2009 has again become an unexpected spectacle during which Button proved the most consistent and fastest. Rubens Barrichello finished second thanks to late crashes from Vettel and Kubica, while Trulli finishes 3th after starting from last place.
Well, Ferrari was right there. But it's only FP1, so the track is dirty and we don't know every one's programs. I'll say this though: RBR and especially STR looked dismal.
Kazoo just might be surprise this year, cant he keep it on the track?
Big difference between the 2 McL's & the 2 Renaults... although it did seem Like Lonzo was really struggling to keep it pointed in the right direction.
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donskar wrote:...it now looks like significant sponsorship is rolling in (Branson/Virgin).
Pretty much confirmed. I stay near the track and there have been dozens of Virgin people having coffee in middle park... I can't think of any reason why suits would be around if not congratulating themselves on a job well done.
First practice reveals BrawnGP and Williams capabilities. Kimi is still there. This is great! We are seeing new faces and Ferrari/Mclaren are not dominant at the moment. Lets see if Toyota can do better 2nd practice. I'm kinda disappointed with RedBull, seems like they are still full of unreliability. Vettel should be in Ferrari or some other top team. what do you all think?
Hey, I wonder if that blown tire (was it Kazuki) was due to some rear stability problem. I guess by the times probably not, but what if these tires are NOT durable enough if a car goes off track. Looking at all the excursions from the cockpit camera I kinda have a feeling that ppl with have serious problems if they go off-roading.