Have you ever benn to the F1 Monaco GP? How is the Enceinte standing Area? Would you recommend it?
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no ive been there\nits really good\nbut u do tend to get tired of standing
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It is like attending a circus. but i love it. there are so many things to get involved in. always something going on. parking is awful though!
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Hope this helps\n\nhttp://www.champcarworldseries.com/FrontPage.asp\n\nLet me know how this works out for you.
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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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I'm a Jenson Button fan and I'm disappointed on what I saw last weekend.\n\nFrom the start and the first curve, Button just guarded Alonso in several overtaking attempts. The Renault power is pulling the 1 and 2 cars and not the drivers' skills. Renault's acceleration is the best and there's no doubt about it last season and the 3 races so far this season.\n\nI hope I don't see this bragging foolish Spaniard in the podium again. But stil don't count out Kimi Raikonnen. He's hungrier than ever.
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It has been okay, although not exactly the most interesting year thus far! \nAlthough it's good to see someone other than Schumacher winning races, I also find that sometimes it can be just a little tedious to see Alonso achieve first place virtually every race without any real competition.\nHowever, I think the season should pick up a bit as McLaren improve their car, and hopefully with reliability and a faster car, Raikkonen and Montoya can challenge Alonso for some wins later in the season.\nSchumacher's presence hasn't gone unnoticed either, and it was great to see him battling with Alonso earlier in the season.\nThe season so far has lacked a little so far, with very little overtaking and not a great amount of competition for the wins, mainly due to the superiority of the Renault and also Ferrari.\nMonaco made a nice (and surprising!) change, however, what with all the controversy surrounding Schumi's qualifying "error", and a great race, even though several of the contenders were hampered by reliability issues. Some brilliant overtaking by Fisichella too (though I wonder if that was mainly because people thought he was Alonso!).\nOverall, not the most entertaining of seasons so far, but hopefully that should change as the other teams develop their cars.
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http://www.galopp-sport.de/dvrWebApp/htdocs/index.jsp - I don't know German but I was directed to this site as its for a racetrack in Germany.
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I have been to the Canadian G.P. twice in Montreal.\nIt is very exciting. Formula one cars are very fast, very high pitched engine noise, extremely fast thru the corners. Qualifying can be dramatic as it is a timed event. Indy is not the best place,  \nbut if your in the area and want to see some cool racing action\nthat only comes to the U.S. once then go enjoy.
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at first australian GP won't be tomorrow the race will be on 1 april, next week. ferrari said that at australian gp they will be much better, and i hope that ferrari will
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YEP! They like the extra "show"......Just contact the director of the activities, or the place hosting the sport and make arrangements with them! You can usually find the info on the racing sites on who to contact. Better to call and actually speak with a person though, and make sure you take names!
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Hire Hermann Tilke. However, only one of his recent designs, Turkey, could be called a really good circuit.\nHis other recent designs, Sepang (1998), Bahrain (2004) and \nShanghai (2004) aren't classic tracks at all.
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you don't have tickets yet? where are you planning on getting them from? asll the good seats are sold by now, although the race is not a complete sellout yet. i've only been to dover once, i sat between turns one and 2. pretty good seats. the higher up you are the better, so you can see the whole track. bring a little extra money if you're into gambleing, there are slot machines there, right on the grounds. BUT, they are not open sunday morning before the race because of some blue law. they open at 1:00PM if i remember right.
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Michael Schumacher made a huge mistake at La Rascasse, one a driver with his experience should have been able to correct. After all, he didn't hit the wall and he should have been able to continue, rather than sitting there and stalling the engine.\nI'm not sure I would put him at the back of the grid, but I believe the rules provide for discounting his three fastest laps in that final 20-minute session, so that would drop him down the grid a few places and the driver who really earned the pole, Fernando Alonso would have the prime starting position for the race.\nIf his pole position isn't taken away, then it would be poetic justice to see Alonso zip past him at Ste Devote on the opening lap.\nWell, after a long deliberation, the three race stewarts did the right thing; he's been moved to the back of the grid, although I would rather see him in the middle where there is a good chance he might have been the meat in a sandwich the first time the cars go through Casino Square.
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Pour moi c'est oui. Ainsi Raikkonen arrive dans l'equipe Ferrari, je pense que Felipe sera le nouveau champion du monde parce que il fait déjà partie de l'equipe et ses hommes l'ament. \nRaikkonen doit conquérir la confiance de ses hommes mais il n'est pas bon comme Felipe pour s'arranger la voiture.\nVoici c'est un comment d'une fille italienne!
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A hypothetical question deserves a hypothetical answer, however, based on a few facts, here goes:\nI guessing this chase will take place in a typical North American city, one where the streets have lots of 90-degree turns and we'll choose Phoeniz, AZ., which hosted three U.S. Grands Prix, the last in 1991.\nAyrton Senna qualified on the pole for that race at an average speed of 164.488 Km/h (102.208 mph) and the fastest race lap was set by Jean Alesi at 154.394 Km/h (95.935 mph), so you can go fast on a city street.\nAnyone with a lot of money can buy a year-old F1 car (there are lots of them in the Formula Boss series) and the chances are the only tires/tyres available will be hard compound, so they will last longer than the typical tire/tyre you see at a Grand Prix. The tank will probably hold enough fuel for about 150 kilometers (just over 90 miles)  - Phoenix was a two-stop race and the race distance was a tad under 300 kilometers.\nIf the driver is really skilled and can avoid the manhole covers (they were a problem at the Phoenix races, even though they were welded shut and I remember Kenny Atcheson dislodging one when the Group C cars ran at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve) and dodge other traffic, then you can have a chase. Of course the car would have to be set up for city streets with a fairly high ride height, stiff springs and a lot of downforce.  If the chase gets to the highway, then the F1 car would reach Monza-like speeds.\nOf course this is all fantasy and I am hypothecizing.
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I tend to agree with you.\n\n1st - Kimi: One of the 3 fastest drivers in F1 today. Ferrari is the best team with the fastest car right now. Will it be the same comes next season???? If so, it's a no-brainer: He will win\n\n2nd - Massa: One of the 3 fastest. Same car issues as Kimi. His advantage is that he knows the team. It will be a close race all through the season between the 2 Ferrari drivers, but I still think Kimi is a bit faster\n\n3rd - Button: Honda's money and late progress will push him a little bit in the standings\n\n4th - Alonso: First year with McLaren will be the year of adjustments. Good progress for the team and a bunch of points including some victories, but no championship, even if Fernando is the other among the 3 fastest drivers in F1 today\n\nThe Renault drivers don't excite me at all! Fisico breaks down under pressure and makes mistakes on the track. Hekki is so new that he will do well, but it will be too early for laurels. Renault is very good, but I think they are planning for Hekki to mature and make him the N.1 driver eventiually.\n\nHey, of course this is an educated guess. Let's have some fun with some predictions! The truth is that it's impossible to know at this stage...but what fun is it to say that we have to wait for the beginning of the season, bla, bla, bla??? I gave you my forecats based upon the recent past. What is going to happen from now to the first races will shape the championship. Nobody knows who is going to do a better job. Well, perhaps the Super Aguri will win the title and the Ferrari will not score a single point!!!! Hmmm....or not!
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Tiens bon, et je pense comme toi. Pour moi la F 1 c'est une veritable passion.Moi je ne comprends pas tes amies. Je n'ai pas loupe un seul Grand Prix depuis 1976, meme a l'etranger je me suis toujours debrouille pour les regarder en direct quelque soit le pays.Je vais aussi regulierement voir les courses de F 1 sur les differents circuits et je collectionne les photos que je prends sur les circuits et dans les paddocks. De plus cette saison 2006 a ete vraiment magnifique en rebondissements.\nJ'ai pris Eurosport que pour les essais de F 1.J'organise mes sorties ou RV en fonction du calendrier des Grands Prix.\nAlors tu vois je sais parfaitement ce que tu ressens: cela s'appelle la passion, tout comme moi.\nTu peux me contacter sans hesiter pour echanger nos avis sur les Grands Prix.Mon email est  :  sordesp@yahoo.fr\nCe serait sympa de me laisser le tien.  Merci et bon debut a Melbourne le 18 Mars 2007.  Mon favori est Kimi RAIKKONEN sue Ferrari.