F1 race is formula one race
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They are hoping to see them crash, though they might no admit it.
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Bernie Ecclestone. (Formula One)\nEddie Jordan. (Formula One)\nKen Tyrrell.  (Formula One)\nJackie Stewart. (Formula One)\nJuan Manuel Fangio (saw him driving exhibition laps at Rio in 1989).\nRon Dennis. (Formula One)\nMichael Schumacher. (Formula One)\nNelson Piquet. (Formula One)\nMartin Brundle. (Formula One)\nNigel Mansell. (Formula One)\nDamon Hill. (Formula One)\nJohnny Herbert. (Formula One)\nSatoru Nakajima.  (Formula One)\nAyrton Senna. (Formula One)\nGerhard Berger. (Formula One)\nAlain Prost. (Formula One)\nDavid Coulthard. (Formula One)\nEddie Irvine. (Formula One)\nJacques Villeneuve (Formula One)\nMartin Donnelly. (Formula One)\nMika Hakkinen. (Formula One)\nAlessandro Zanardi (F1/CART)\nWilly T. Ribbs (CART/Formula Atlantic)\nRoger Penske (CART/IRL/NASCAR)\nBobby Rahal. (CART)\nDerek Daly. (Formula One/CART)\nPaul Tracy. (CART)\nRick Mears. (CART)\nDanny Sullivan. Greg Moore. (CART)\nEddie Cheever. (CART)\nJuan Manuel Fangio ll (ARS/Sportscars)\nScott Goodyear (CART/IRL)\nDario Franchitti (CART/IRL)\nMichael Andretti (CART/IRL)\nMario Andretti (F1/CART)\nBill Elliott. (NASCAR)\nDennis Lille (Australian Cricket Player)\nEd 'Too Tall' Jones. (NFL)\nEusebio. (Portuguese soccer great)\nGeorge Chuvalo (Boxer)\nEd Hinton (Sports Illustrated writer)\nChris Economaki (National Speedsports News)\nJohn Bannon (Labor Premier of South Australia 1982-1992)\nSean McBride. (1974 Nobel Peace Prize winner).\nKen Taylor. (1979 Iran hostage crisis)\nSir Neville Marriner (Orchestral Conductor)\nJames Galway. (classical flautist)\nMany more that I can't remember.
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Numbers don't like.  Jimmie Johnson is stellar at Lowe's Motor Speedway.  He has won the last 4 points races there, and added the All-Star race to his resume Saturday night.  This is his track, and he is the man to beat.  If he doesn't get caught up in a wreck or have some mechanical issue with his car, he will win the race.  I do think that the new surface will cause problems for many of the teams, as was evident in the Nextel Open and the All-star race Saturday night.  I don't think their will be as many cautions as there was last year.  Goodyear has brought a tire to the race that is harder than anything the drivers have ever run before, and it seems to have alleviated most of the problems the cars might have on the new surface.  And on a side note, to the person who tells us to turn to Superbike or F1 for "real" racing, please don't make unfounded unintelligent comments on something you know nothing about.  Last time I checked, F1 was dominated by only those teams willing to put hundreds of millions of dollars into their cars and programs.  You can have a guy with all the talent in the world who simply can't compete b/c he isn't backed sufficiently in regard to his finances.  There is so much more competitiveness involved in NASCAR when you factor in the finite mechanical aspects of the car.  And if F1 is so superior to NASCAR, then why can't a road course specialist (F1 or Indy car drivers) outrun NASCAR regulars on road courses such as Infineon or Watkins Glenn and win those races as a handful of such drivers attempt to do on both tracks each time NASCAR runs there?
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For the past two season it's Renault and its driver Alonso.\nIf you look at the previous records you can't compare Ferrari and Schumi with anybody.
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Your right but all this is going to make for great season! I can't wait for the races to begin! Go Ferrari!!!
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Michael Schumacher of course
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Which Formula? Formula One, Formula Atlantic, Formula Nippon, Formula Renault, Formula 2000, Formula Ford ... ?\nYour question is a bit like asking which is better: An apple or a banana; both are fruit and to some people an apple is better than a banana; others will say it's a banana. The same logic could be applied to racing.\nTechnology-wise, Formula One is streets ahead of any other form of racing, but it is also far more expensive than other forms of racing (The Toyota F1 team is believed to spend as much as $400 million per season). Still, that doesn't make it better.\nWhen it comes to promotion (in North America) NASCAR does a great job.\nPersonally I prefer open-wheel racing, but I'm not about to dump on NASCAR; you really can't argue with the success the series has in North America.\nI really sat on the fence with this one, so, I expect I'll have to be satisfied with the two points for an answer. However, I don't think I've ruffled any NASCAR supporters' feathers. :-)
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Best races... Spain and Brazil, definitely. Being a fan of Renault and Fernando (I will remain like this next year, even though Fernando goes at McLaren, so I'll be supporting 2 teams), I loved the way he and the team snatched victory from the jaws of defeat. And also Japan, because it proved the triumph of Renault's reliability against the red speed. That speed came at a price, and it was a flimsy engine at the most important moment.\nAnd also Turkey. Another thriller, but this time the winner being Fernando.\nAnd let's not forget Renault's 1-2 in Malaysia!\n\nWorst race... I'd have to say Italy and China, where poor decisions by either dum stewards or the team cost the team a win or a podium. I guarantee that if Fernando had started 5th, he wouldn't have pushed his engine beyond the limit. Starting from 10th forced him to. Italy had a good side, as it was the race where I finally got the news I was waiting for: next year F1 is free of MS. And that was the ultimate relief for me.
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ça se jouera entre alonzo , massa et raikkonen
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All F1 cars must meet certain specifications, therefore both Ferrari cars are built to the same dimensions. It is possible there are some variables between the two cars such as the position of the pedals and, of course, the drivers seat is custom made to fit his body size.
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yes. at the begin of a race in 1995  a safety car at the back was going at a much higher speed and it crashed into the back of a f1 car.
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I did. Schumi will do it and he will most likely be the F1 champ this year.
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pour moi c'est senna et actuellement je prefere Alonso qui sera une legende dans quelque tps quand à schumacher il est fini  il esttps qu'il arrete
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alonso will win this year. the question though, is what will happen next year. and if kimi does go over to renault, and micheal does not retire, well, that'll be something to watch
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Ya, I too agree u that this guy don't manage things well. Infact Bernie ecclestone is the real manager of f1.Mosely didn't play any key role after the indianapolis fiasco where the fans expected him to do something. And anyway i he managed things well the other teams would not have taken a decision to start a different championship in 2008.
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There is a very high level of safety mantained in Formula 1. the cars are built of Carbon compounds which are very strong as compared to other metals. Since Ayrton Senna's death in 1994, FIA has been very strict in mantaining safety measures. The Ralf Schumacher crash in 2004 US Grand prix proved how strong the F1 cars are. They have complete protection against high speed crashes.
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Football.  F1........................................