auto racing in monaco?
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It is hard on the part of the driver becoz of hard braking and less wider track to overtake. It is frustrating for the leading driver becoz the gap close whenever a safety car is deployed for a driver crashed at twenty second place. And even terrible on team principal like Suderia to take the penalty for the drivers error which have not been done deliberately.
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it largely depends on what type of motorsport you wish to get involved in, my suggestion is go to your local track as most have schools and ask to speak to someone or visit the jim russell racing school website www.jimrussell.com and contact someone there.
141645
Ferrari or Porsche! :P
653382
this might help. There is a list of different kind of auto racing.
1086334
Road Racing, isn't that another name for Motogp?
387049
Formula 1 is a motorsport, with drivers and constructors fighting for the championship. There's qualifying rounds an races all over the world.
1169108
Auto racing, motorcycle racing and bicycle racing.
993817
I know about USA. Usually there is a channel called Speed TV which comes as US top-120 channels, it airs all the grand-prix, you can go to www.speedtv.com. If it is not on that channel then you should look out on CBS channel on the day of the race.
862724
I've been to lots of Formula One races and to many of the tracks several times. Some are no longer on the F1 calendar.\nBrands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington, Paul Ricard, Spa- Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Barcelona, Jerez, Estoril, Nürburgring, Monza, Imola, Monaco, Budapest, Mosport, Montreal, Watkins Glen, Detroit, Phoenix, Mexico City, Jacarapagua (Brazil), Adelaide, Kyalami.\nFavourites: Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps, Estoril, Adelaide.\nLeast favourite: Kyalami (I was mugged in South Africa - in Johannesburg and away from the circuit).
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Well, if you start in karts at around six or seven and move up through the different formulae such as the Star Mazda Series, Formula Ford, Formula 2000, Formula Atlantic, Formula Three, maybe A1GP and GP2, you might make it to Formula One and the chances are you would be anywhere from 19 to 22 at this stage.\nTeams are usually looking for a driver with a lot of talent and, unless you are really fortunate enough to attract a sponsor, you will have spent a lot of your own or your family's money in those lower formulae. Some teens in competitive karting have budgets in the $25,000 range. \nSponsors are usually looking for someone who can get them exposure for their product.\nThere are Japanese drivers in F1 (not a huge amount of them) because there is a lot of racing in Japan at the lower levels and almost all of the better ones move to England at some stage or other to race in ultra competitive series' such as Formula 2000 and Formula Three, so you are incorrect is suggesting they `have very little racing experience.' Not surprisingly Japanese sponsors often want Japanese drivers with teams they either own or sponsor heavily.\nThere are few black drivers in any form of racing, including karting. Californian Willy T. Ribbs is probably the most successful black open-wheel racer. He moved to England for awhile when he was young and actually raced against Ayrton Senna in a Formula Ford series. He was successful in Formula Atlantic cars, but had only limited success in the CART series. Sadly, he is known for being involved in a fatal accident at the first Vancouver Molson Indy, one that killed a track marshal. I really don't think Willy ever aspired to be an F1 driver.\nThere is a real chance that we will see the first black driver in F1 next year, if Ron Dennis decides to put his protégé, Lewis Hamilton, in one of his McLaren cars.
74131
At NOIDA near Delhi....all sorts of racing...superbikes....modded cars etc.....mostly on weekends late nights...also on the Greater Noida empty Road Strech.
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auto racing\nsoccer\nfootball\nbaseball\nthank you
1058438
Michael Schumacher made a genuine mistake (during the final stages of qualifying) at Monaco, just like he did when he drove Damon Hill, Mika Hakkinen and Jacques Villeneuve off the track.\nYou don't make a 'genuine mistake' when, at one point on that last lap, you brake 50 percent harder than on the pole position lap.
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Monaco is the greatest and hardest track in formula 1. You have to be skilled to win it, I don't think Alonso has what it takes to win it. I also don't think Schumacher will win it, I have a gut feeling about this. I think it will be a surprise, maybe Honda will win the first grand prix, with Barrichello (not Button, as most people would think), or Massa, it's about time for him to beat Schumacher, and I think this is the race. Brazilians are great in Monaco. Remember Senna? I think it will be a very interesting race. You never know what will happen in the streets of Monte Carlo. Remember the 1996 grand prix, when only 3 cars finished the race? I think more than 3 cars will finish the race but not more than 11 or 12. This is a race that will have people talking about it for months to come.
285061
days of thunder? Grand Prix?
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The race is on next Tuesday.\n\nCheck here for tips: http://www.theage.com.au/sport/horseracing/index.html