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Beware that Jordan didn't drive the full potential today and the will get in to the 1,17 on saturday,remark my words. Hope that Minardi will get in the 1,18!:) It is still to early to think that Minardi would beat Jordan in qualify.
So what's he doing in our pit? Is he always there or.... who knows, we have a 3rd PS05 now.
Well, it is Monaco. People like to show up for this race.
Minardi appear to have added a small flip up onto the rear crash structure, similar to the top teams. Haven't seen a picture from the back yet though so I can't be sure.
The first 4 races for us with the PS05 were always going to be glorified test sessions to develop the car.
It looks like we are definately moving in the right direction. By Nurgburgring we should be doing great. ie competitive with Jordan.
I would however like to see how we are going to go in the race.
This is a test of true driving skill, and Pat has definately shown his true colours. Just waiting for Chris who had some bad luck today. Karth is finding his style difficult to duplicate in a steel trap, I should have put him for first out in the race. I opted for Tarso instead I think! Doh.
quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I opted for Tarso instead I think! Doh. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tarso Marques???
What's he doing these days ??
Tarso, Tiago, they all have a year in them most. They come and go so quick.......:P
Hello all, it's my first message on this message board, Spanish Minardi fan here.
It's normal to see Kiesa in a Minardi shirt, he has been close to the team since he was our pilot in 2003, and in this year preseason he helped to develope the PS05, he's something as our "unifficial" test driver until he gets a seat in another team.
[quote] Coulthard was following Montoya at the time when the Colombian slowed down dramatically in the middle of the track causing Coulthard to jam on the brakes. This caughg Sauber driver Jacques Villeneuve by surprise and the Canadian slammed into the rear of Coulthard's Red Bull, sending the Scot into the barriers. With all the debris scattered across the track the session was stopped early.
Earlier in the session Montoya suffered a puncture while Christijan Albers broke down. [quote]
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Hope that Minardi will get in the 1,18!:)
It is still to early to think that Minardi would beat Jordan in qualify.
Two seconds from Barrichello !!!
It's Minardi magic :P :) :cool:
Minardi appear to have added a small flip up onto the rear crash structure, similar to the top teams. Haven't seen a picture from the back yet though so I can't be sure.
The first 4 races for us with the PS05 were always going to be glorified test sessions to develop the car.
It looks like we are definately moving in the right direction. By Nurgburgring we should be doing great. ie competitive with Jordan.
I would however like to see how we are going to go in the race.
This is a test of true driving skill, and Pat has definately shown his true colours. Just waiting for Chris who had some bad luck today. Karth is finding his style difficult to duplicate in a steel trap, I should have put him for first out in the race. I opted for Tarso instead I think! Doh.
Great times today I'm sure Christjan will catch up and we can only get quicker over the weekend:D
What's he doing these days ??
It's normal to see Kiesa in a Minardi shirt, he has been close to the team since he was our pilot in 2003, and in this year preseason he helped to develope the PS05, he's something as our "unifficial" test driver until he gets a seat in another team.
what do you mean with flop?
Check out the Spanish version of the forum as well !!!
Friesacher very good with low fuel, Chris very good time for medium fuel
Albers still struggling, appearantly.
5,4 second behind the top is so good at all.
But its about the fight with Jordan
wow!
[Edited on 21/5/2005 by Minardi4eva]
a 3 way collision involving DC Ralf and Jacques the lad
[Edited on 21/5/2005 by Minardi4eva]
Credit to Hack on AtlasF1
According to F1Racing :-
[quote]
Coulthard was following Montoya at the time when the Colombian slowed down dramatically in the middle of the track causing Coulthard to jam on the brakes. This caughg Sauber driver Jacques Villeneuve by surprise and the Canadian slammed into the rear of Coulthard's Red Bull, sending the Scot into the barriers. With all the debris scattered across the track the session was stopped early.
Earlier in the session Montoya suffered a puncture while Christijan Albers broke down.
[quote]
Well done the team!