Korean GP 2010 - Yeongam

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forty-two
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Guys, why are so many people bashing WB's efforts.

I for one like his images and commentary.

Don't let 'em get you down WB!
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+1 here WB.

It's like I was sitting there myself!

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megz
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It just occurred to me that I'm not going to be able to watch the race live (i.e. the only way I can seeing as I can only watch the live streams that are about the place) does anyone around here record them at all in a digital format and would be able to host the covereage somewhere for me to download or am I asking a little too much here? Any help would be pretty freakin' sweet.

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Alonso seems to think that Hamilton is favorite for the win:

http://en.espnf1.com/korea/motorsport/story/31792.html

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zeph wrote:Alonso seems to think that Hamilton is favorite for the win:

http://en.espnf1.com/korea/motorsport/story/31792.html
Lets see what happens. Its going to be close, Red Bull will have the upperhand but not by much. Mclaren in general will be challenging because of their straightline speed, and allegedly Hamilton copes better than anyone on new tarmac...which I personally think is rubbish but I will happily cede that if he trounces the Bulls on Sunday. :mrgreen:
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FrukostScones
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Why not report everything!Really like your pics Whiteblue, go on continue posting. If someone finds a nice screenshot from the freepractice polluting, this is strange and quite odd attitude for a F1-fan.



mx_tifosi wrote:Take it easy WB, you don't have to report every single event. It's only you in this entire page for god's sake, and the same could almost be said of the previous one.

If it's not a significant event then don't make a post for it. It's just polluting the thread with useless info and pics that make it hard to read and follow.
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He actually said he is one of the favourites, rather than the outright favourite.

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lebesset wrote:why waste your time looking at WB's posts when you can go to the official site
http://www.formula1.com/default.html
click on live timing , and get the information live
That is a comparison of apples and bananas. You do not get a comment for FP1-2 or an info who goes off track or spins causing a red flag. You do not know who is on which tyres, more or less fuel load, if there are issues with a new track like blind pit entry together with a chicane or where people are spinning off due to bad design of curbs. And you certainly do not get pics to give you an impression of cars burning in the pit lane or drivers experimenting with disabling rear anti roll bars. Because I'm privileged to excellent digital coverage and competent comments (Marc Surer) I can give some people who cannot enjoy a live feed some more insights. I understand that it has to be balanced in terms of pics for those who are on slow connections. I will try to have fewer and more meaningful images. Thanks to the guys who supported me!
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zgred
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Document No.17
FIA wrote: Team HRT F1 Team
Time 14:12
Session Second Practice
Facts Two team personnel entered the pit exit to recover a tyre warmer from car 20 which had
been released from the Pit Garage with the tyre warmer attached.
Offence Breach of Articles 23.1(j), 30.7 and 30.9 of the 2010 FIA Formula One Sporting Regulations
Penalties In relation to the breach of Article 23.1(j) a penalty of $5,000 is imposed In relation to the breach of Articles 30.7 and 30.9 a penalty of a Reprimand is imposed.

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ecapox
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ecapox wrote: My honest best guess is 1:32:xxx

I actually really like the track in F1 2010. It has nice flowy qualities as well as a few brutal slow turns.
wesley123 wrote:guessing times on yor in game experience is just stupid to do, sorry to say that. None of them are even close to the real deal, i believe the rF version was only flat and F1-2010 version has its walls way too close also limiting it.

My quick guess is an laptime around the 1:40, it isnt an really long circuit and requires an spa package, just to have enough df in the sweeping part of the track.

As it stands now it is a 1:37.9xx

Looks like i stand corrected...as of FP2. Still more rubber to be laid... And rain to come?

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Is this the first weekend this year that Vettel is starting of on the back foot?

This year has been very good for him in terms of Friday and Saturday practice session preparations to set up his qualifying runs. This race seems to be different. Lets see what happens tomorrow.

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Q. (Marc Surer - Sky TV Germany) Christian, today Mark Webber was doing some laps lifting his front wheels. It looked horrible but it was quite fast. It looked like he was driving without rear anti-roll bar. Was I right with my impression?

CH: You weren't far wrong. Basically there was an issue with Mark's car and it was rectified during the session. But even on three wheels he was posting very competitive lap times. There was nothing major but your assumption is not too far off.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/87623

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zenithbeach
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forty-two wrote:Guys, why are so many people bashing WB's efforts.

I for one like his images and commentary.

Don't let 'em get you down WB!
i agree! my schedule doesnt allow for me to watch it live so this is the only source i have to keep me updated.

so thanks, wb :D

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Anyone knows a weather-webcam near the Yeongam circuit. Mokpo or whatever City is there... couldn't find anything.
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ecapox
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Dam..

Changes to the circuit already.

http://en.espnf1.com/korea/motorsport/story/31817.html

I guess this is what happens when you dont have a proper test of the track before the first race weekend.