Brazillian GP
I pick Montoya; although I hope McLaren-Mercedes has resolved all of its engine troubles (the vibration from the new engine was also blamed for breaking a $2 part on Couthard's gearbox in Australia) and will be competitive. Of course, the in the days following the last GP, Wurz did a huge number of laps in testing with none of the engine woes that were encountered in Malaysia after only 20.
Last I checked, Ferrari is going to run one new car for MS with RB relegated to the 2001 model, this will probably allow Williams (and hopefully McLaren) to sneak by if the new car has reliablity issues (I expect RB will try too hard to win his home race and crash the more reliable 2001 car).
Cheers, BT
Last edited by trench; Mar 27, 2002 at 04:41 PM.
BT
Of course these numbers don't mean crap until they actually qualify.
Cheers, BT
P. No Driver Team - Engine Tyres Times Ave/Gaps laps
1. 3 COULTHARD McLaren Mercedes M 1'15"075 206.625 Km/h 35
2. 6 MONTOYA Williams BMW M 1'15"345 + 0'00"270 40
3. 25 MCNISH Toyota M 1'15"450 + 0'00"375 47
4. 5 R.SCHUMACHER Williams BMW M 1'15"477 + 0'00"402 46
5. 1 M.SCHUMACHER Ferrari B 1'15"627 + 0'00"552 35
6. 4 RAIKKONEN McLaren Mercedes M 1'15"883 + 0'00"808 26
7. 2 BARRICHELLO Ferrari B 1'15"933 + 0'00"858 26
8. 15 BUTTON Renault M 1'16"054 + 0'00"979 37
9. 11 VILLENEUVE BAR Honda B 1'16"183 + 0'01"108 45
10. 17 DE LA ROSA Jaguar Cosworth M 1'16"289 + 0'01"214 34
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My biggest surprise has this year has been Renault, especially since last year they were getting their butts kicked by Minardi early in the season.
Hope everyone enjoys the race, BT
Position/Driver Team Fastest Lap
1 Juan Pablo Montoya Williams 1m13.114
2 Michael Schumacher Ferrari 1m13.241
3 Ralf Schumacher Williams 1m13.328
4 David Coulthard McLaren 1m13.565
5 Kimi Raikkonen McLaren 1m13.595
6 Jarno Trulli Renault 1m13.611
7 Jenson Button Renault 1m13.665
8 Rubens Barrichello Ferrari 1m13.935
9 Nick Heidfeld Sauber 1m14.233
10 Mika Salo Toyota 1m14.443
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
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