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On the fifth day of testing at Jerez de la Frontera, Williams F1 Team driver Kazuki Nakajima was the fastest man on track with a lap time of 1:17.494. McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen clocked a fastest lap of 1:17.933.
T minus 16 days...wesley123 wrote:Really, or massa is joking or Ferrari is having problems either, the see Brawn as a real concurent, i dont think they can race for the wins.
Conceptual wrote:bonjon1979 wrote:From Massa
Q: Felipe, in two weeks the first Grand Prix will take place. Are you prepared for it?
Felipe: "I think that I am prepared for it and the team is ready as far as the preparation is concerned. We have done everything we wanted to and we brought all the elements which we wanted to bring. I would say that the season can start. Before this test it seemed a bit better, because the new Brawn-Team have suprised all of us. Before Barcelona we have had one of the fastest car on front of the oecking order. We continue to be fast, but only behind Brawn."
Q: Rubens has run under 1:19. Would you be able to drive such a time under quali conditions?
Felipe: " No. I think nobody could have run it."
Where do I place my bet again?
All the doubters better start waking up to Brawn's pace otherwise they're in for a genuine shock come Melbourne.
Beat me, me and my mates got 80/1. Sports personality of the year is worth a pop at 150/1...Scotracer wrote:I managed to get it at 101-1
IF BrawnGP manages to keep this performance up through out the entire season, I'm rooting for Barrichello. It would give him the satisfaction he so never had back in his RED team days.Diesel wrote:I can't wait! I don't have any expectations for this team, but if they are fast this year I really hope Jenson can grab the WDC - he can finally justify all the apparent silly decisions he's made in the past.
Cant wait....Conceptual wrote:T minus 16 days...wesley123 wrote:Really, or massa is joking or Ferrari is having problems either, the see Brawn as a real concurent, i dont think they can race for the wins.
You are bugging... Rubans has consistantly been more impressive than Button not just over the last 2 years but over the course of their careers.enkidu wrote:Bob Brown wrote:I don't get why eveyrone are putting their money on Button. In the same car, I'd take Wubens over Button. Button only is as good as the car, whereas Wubens actually can outdrive a shitty car, ergo, in a good car, I'd take Wubens.
I think your not taking into account that button pretty much gave up last year and before that whooped Wubens without problem
Well, you can't call ex-Honda exactly "small guy" but yeah, we need some surprises.vall wrote:Only time will tell, but it seems that everything is set for a big kick in the mouths of the big guys?
Yeah, he could help xpensive with that balaclava....Ray wrote:I bet Alonso might be kicking himself in the ass right now becasue of all the Honda rumors!
