So much for Autoweek's prediction that Michael Schumacher and Ferrari will not repeat as Champions, and that McLaren's Kimi Raikonnen will be the new King of F1. Ferrari has decided to play it "safe" and go for an "evolved" version of their 2003 mount, while McLaren and BMW have totally started from scratch with new cars and are dealing with a tremendous learning curve. Schumacher not only looked fast, he was fast, blowing the doors off of Raikonnen by 1.83 seconds in practice today! Long live the King! http://www.formula1.com/news/1265.html
Qualifying tonight on Speed Channel, 9PM PST and Midnight EST. http://www.formula1.com/news/1267.html
Wag: >Ferrari has decided to play it "safe" and go for an >"evolved" version of their 2003 mount, while McLaren >and BMW have totally started from scratch with new >cars and are dealing with a tremendous learning curve. Yes, but that learning curve *may* yield results that Maranello can't keep up with over the course of the season. But yes, Shuwee and company are in a class by themselves when it comes to working as a whole. The REAL racing season begins Sunday. All others are just for fun, but man, I get INTO F1. JB
Yeah, But didn't Ferrari introduce some fabulous upgrades right in the midsts of the season? Could do it once again! nononsense
With Rubens on the first row with him and Montoya about a half second back. Meanwhile, McLaren starts in 10th and 12th spots! http://www.formula1.com/news/1278.html
Shumacher is amazing.......and I really like McClearans new front wing.....I am SOOO glad F1 has started again....I am in the process of booking a trip this year to one race on gptours.com.... I hope the Jaguar team does better this year. rttrader1