IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
1 - Schumacher
2 - Koabayshi
2 - Koabayshi
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Captain Hammer wrote:1 - Schumacher
2 - Koabayshi
...and then hell froze over
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Like I posted in the ROTR thread Kobayashi for being a Kamakaze, and making 4 mostly spectatular passes putting on a great show for his homecountry crowd.
Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Seeing as its the Japanese GP...
1. Yamamoto - Getting closer to Senna every race in qualifying, and held up Glock for a long time. Not quite as dreadful as I thought he was.
2. Kobayashi - Being entertaining isn't really a surprise any more, but still deserves a vote for pure awesomeness.
also, a supplementary mention to Sauber for running a car with some sponsors on it!
1. Yamamoto - Getting closer to Senna every race in qualifying, and held up Glock for a long time. Not quite as dreadful as I thought he was.
2. Kobayashi - Being entertaining isn't really a surprise any more, but still deserves a vote for pure awesomeness.
also, a supplementary mention to Sauber for running a car with some sponsors on it!
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Although performance like this one are becoming more regular, I think the award has to go to Kobayashi, esp. when taken in relation to the previous race.
Besides him, Hamilton and Schumacher did anyone overtake anyone else on track after the 1st lap? Therefore to overtake probably 4 times more cars than anyone else is pretty good going
Also, as no-one else has mentioned him, I think Hamilton deserves some credit after all the adversity he faced during the build-up to the race with crashing, gearbox issues, etc. To come from
8th to what would have been 4th and seemingly been able to catch Alonso whilst Button just pootled round doing nothing was, whilst not of infinite improbability, certainly a performance of high quality,
well until the gremlins kicked in again anyway ...
Besides him, Hamilton and Schumacher did anyone overtake anyone else on track after the 1st lap? Therefore to overtake probably 4 times more cars than anyone else is pretty good going
Also, as no-one else has mentioned him, I think Hamilton deserves some credit after all the adversity he faced during the build-up to the race with crashing, gearbox issues, etc. To come from
8th to what would have been 4th and seemingly been able to catch Alonso whilst Button just pootled round doing nothing was, whilst not of infinite improbability, certainly a performance of high quality,
well until the gremlins kicked in again anyway ...
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
Is Yamamoto the new Taki Inoue?
Japanese pay-drivers make the F1 world go round!!!
Japanese pay-drivers make the F1 world go round!!!
Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
LukeB wrote:Captain Hammer wrote:1 - Schumacher
2 - Koabayshi
...and then hell froze over
Although he did go to the effort to spell His Name wrong...
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
1st: Vitaly Pet... huh, not. Kamui Kobayashi. Who else?
2nd: Michael Schumacher. Yes.
2nd: Michael Schumacher. Yes.
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
fjackdaw wrote:I think Kobyashi should be exempt from this category by now... after all, it is for drivers who give an unexpectedly good drive!
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
captainhappy wrote:fjackdaw wrote:I think Kobyashi should be exempt from this category by now... after all, it is for drivers who give an unexpectedly good drive!
Here Here!
Well, when you think he cannot surprise you any more, he amazes all of us again... so I think he should!
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Re: IIDOTR - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
It was mighty close! The results may not translate it, but Schumacher had the measure of Kobayashi down to the very last half-a-dozen votes or so, and only the did he take off.
It's a measure of the quality that Kamui has been showing that he chicanes around half the field twice and a good part of us go Meh!...
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Nominee Points
Kamui Kobayashi 204
Michael Schumacher 144
Nick Heidfeld 72
Sakon Yamamoto 62
Sauber 42
Heikki Kovalainen 22
Lotus 6
It's a measure of the quality that Kamui has been showing that he chicanes around half the field twice and a good part of us go Meh!...
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