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juvetrainer

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May 22, 2003
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    this season is over, see you next season.

    but, i still have topics to talk about.
    DRIVERS LINE-UP FOR 2004 SEASON and 2 NEW TRACK

    Ferrari, Williams, McLaren, Renault, Sauber, BAR, Toyota already have their drivers line-up. what about Jordan (new driver:Fisichella), Minardi, and Jaguar(Webber will stay)? and China and Bahrain will join the F1 calendar next season. new challange for the drivers?
     
    Juventino

    Juventino

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    Jul 27, 2002
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    ++ [ originally posted by juvetrainer ] ++
    this season is over, see you next season.

    but, i still have topics to talk about.
    DRIVERS LINE-UP FOR 2004 SEASON and 2 NEW TRACK

    Ferrari, Williams, McLaren, Renault, Sauber, BAR, Toyota already have their drivers line-up. what about Jordan (new driver:Fisichella), Minardi, and Jaguar(Webber will stay)? and China and Bahrain will join the F1 calendar next season. new challange for the drivers?
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    Williams and McLaren does not have their drivers set!!!
    JP Montoya is the driver who holds the key right now...

    If he chooses to go to McLaren then it's goodbye Coulthard, where he goes I don't care!!! Can't stand that person!

    Webber will in this scenario leave Jaguar for BMW Williams, so
    Jaguar will have a driver short!!!

    Actually I really can't understand why Montoya wants to move
    from BMW Williams...

    Forza Ferrari, but when it comes to BMW vs. Benz
    BMW POWER ALL THE WAY!!! :D
     
    Juventino

    Juventino

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    ps. 2004 will B a Record season!
    18 GP's....

    lets hope Ferrari can build a great competitive car like they did last year!
    the talking behind F2003-GA was more impressive than the performance...
     
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    juvetrainer

    juvetrainer

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    May 22, 2003
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    ++ [ originally posted by Juventino ] ++
    Williams and McLaren does not have their drivers set!!!
    JP Montoya is the driver who holds the key right now...

    If he chooses to go to McLaren then it's goodbye Coulthard, where he goes I don't care!!! Can't stand that person!

    Webber will in this scenario leave Jaguar for BMW Williams, so
    Jaguar will have a driver short!!!

    Actually I really can't understand why Montoya wants to move
    from BMW Williams...

    Forza Ferrari, but when it comes to BMW vs. Benz
    BMW POWER ALL THE WAY!!! :D
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    you dont read any F1 news, do you?
    Coulthard and Montoya will stay for next year.

    Dr Mario Theissen has poured cold water over renewed speculation that Juan Pablo Montoya might find his way to Mercedes-powered team McLaren in 2004.

    'As far as our driving duo is concerned,' the BMW motorsport director conceded, 'there have been many conversations about it for months.'

    There's little doubt that the Colombian, Juan Pablo, has been talking to Woking-based chief Ron Dennis about switching from Williams to McLaren next year.

    But Theissen, who oversees BMW's alliance with Sir Frank's army, says the 27-year-old - and his Williams team-mate Ralf Schumacher - is under firm contract.

    He said: 'The fact of the matter is that both of our drivers are bound to the team until 2004 inclusive.'

    Some reckon Montoya, who won two races at the helm of the FW25 contender this season, will definitely swap white & blue overalls for silver ones in 2005.

    'For 2005,' Dr Mario continues, 'the course will be determined in due time. We certainly do not intend to participate in any speculations about it.'
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    2005? who knows?!
    so, Webber will stay at Jaguar and i dont know about Wilson. he's doubtful.
     
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    juvetrainer

    juvetrainer

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    May 22, 2003
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    ++ [ originally posted by Juventino ] ++
    ps. 2004 will B a Record season!
    18 GP's....

    lets hope Ferrari can build a great competitive car like they did last year!
    the talking behind F2003-GA was more impressive than the performance...
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    no...no...! its 17 GPs! 18 is not allowed!
    Canada and Austria OUT (now 14)
    Belgium is JOINING again (15)
    and say welcome to CHINA and BAHRAIN (17)
    got it ?! ;)

    (maybe i'm not suppose to say this cos i'm a Ferrari tifosi but...)
    yeah....i agree with you about F2003-GA. Michael make that car not look that bad. the car is not to impressive. i like BMW and Renault. their car improvement is great :thumb:
     
    Juventino

    Juventino

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    Jul 27, 2002
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    ++ [ originally posted by juvetrainer ] ++


    no...no...! its 17 GPs! 18 is not allowed!
    Canada and Austria OUT (now 14)
    Belgium is JOINING again (15)
    and say welcome to CHINA and BAHRAIN (17)
    got it ?! ;)

    (maybe i'm not suppose to say this cos i'm a Ferrari tifosi but...)
    yeah....i agree with you about F2003-GA. Michael make that car not look that bad. the car is not to impressive. i like BMW and Renault. their car improvement is great :thumb:
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    01. 07/03/2004 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE
    02. 21/03/2004 MALAYSIA SEPANG
    03. 04/04/2004 BAHRAIN SAKHIR
    04. 25/04/2004 SAN-MARINO IMOLA
    05. 09/05/2004 SPAIN BARCELONA
    06. 23/05/2004 MONACO MONACO
    07. 30/05/2004 EUROPE NURBUGRING
    08. 13/06/2004 CANADA MONTREAL
    09. 20/06/2004 USA INDIANAPOLIS
    10. 04/07/2004 GREAT-BRITAIN SILVERSTONE
    11. 11/07/2004 FRANCE MAGNY-COURS
    12. 25/07/2004 GERMANY HOCKENHEIM
    13. 15/08/2004 HUNGARY HUNGARORING
    14. 29/08/2004 BELGIUM SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS
    15. 12/09/2004 ITALY MONZA
    16. 26/09/2004 CHINA SHANGHAI
    17. 10/10/2004 JAPAN SUZUKA
    18. 24/10/2004 BRAZIL INTERLAGOS

    Got it!!?? ;)

    I'm a Ferrari tifosi too, saw my first F1 race on TV 1995.
    Don't remember which race it was but the commentator ket going and going about M. Schumacher, so next season when I saw the guys name
    with Ferrari I started supporting him and Ferrari and over the years I have
    been stuck with F1....
     
    Zambrotta

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    I can't understand why you like this sport?
    Where is the attraction? The only excitement you can expect is wether a driver is going to be disqualified or not, you'll be happy if you see one take over per race.
     
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    juvetrainer

    juvetrainer

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    May 22, 2003
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    ++ [ originally posted by Juventino ] ++


    01. 07/03/2004 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE
    02. 21/03/2004 MALAYSIA SEPANG
    03. 04/04/2004 BAHRAIN SAKHIR
    04. 25/04/2004 SAN-MARINO IMOLA
    05. 09/05/2004 SPAIN BARCELONA
    06. 23/05/2004 MONACO MONACO
    07. 30/05/2004 EUROPE NURBUGRING
    08. 13/06/2004 CANADA MONTREAL
    09. 20/06/2004 USA INDIANAPOLIS
    10. 04/07/2004 GREAT-BRITAIN SILVERSTONE
    11. 11/07/2004 FRANCE MAGNY-COURS
    12. 25/07/2004 GERMANY HOCKENHEIM
    13. 15/08/2004 HUNGARY HUNGARORING
    14. 29/08/2004 BELGIUM SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS
    15. 12/09/2004 ITALY MONZA
    16. 26/09/2004 CHINA SHANGHAI
    17. 10/10/2004 JAPAN SUZUKA
    18. 24/10/2004 BRAZIL INTERLAGOS

    Got it!!?? ;)
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    ya...ya....
    sorry.....
    my mistake.... :D

    but,latest news i got, Canada still doubtful cos the tobacco problem.
    France also doubtful (dont know why. i forgot :D)
    also China and Bahrain still wait for a licence (whether the sircuit is save to held a race or not whatsoever. i dont know the english :D) from FIA
     
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    May 22, 2003
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    ++ [ originally posted by Zambrotta ] ++
    I can't understand why you like this sport?
    Where is the attraction? The only excitement you can expect is wether a driver is going to be disqualified or not, you'll be happy if you see one take over per race.
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    you know, i'll ask the same question for those people who like WRC :D;)

    maybe you should try to watch it someday, from Australia to Brazil.
    if you still cant find any excitement,dont watch it again next season :D
     

    Febrina

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    ++ [ originally posted by juvetrainer ] ++


    you know, i'll ask the same question for those people who like WRC :D;)
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    It'a all about interests, mate ;)

    maybe you should try to watch it someday, from Australia to Brazil.
    if you still cant find any excitement,dont watch it again next season :D
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    It will costs a lot of money, but yeah the excitement would be priceless :D
     
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    juvetrainer

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    May 22, 2003
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    also China and Bahrain still wait for a licence (whether the sircuit is save to held a race or not whatsoever. i dont know the english :D) from FIA
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    i got the english!!!!!
    China and Bahrain need SIRCUIT APPROVAL from FIA.
    i'm so happy when i got the english :D:D;)
     
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