Ups and Downs for the Formula 1 fans…
July 21st 2006 01:17
Your text goes hereFerrari again making it to the top of the podium in the French Grand Prix which wasn’t that much of an action packed as was the last United States Grand Prix. Bridgestone tyre proved that the didn’t have any supremacy over the Michelin but they are simply the king of the kings on any damn surface you can make them race. The Japanese tyre company had made hard efforts to make the best out of what they have in themselves. Ferrari closing down the lead in the titles championship with 21 points difference in the points. And Schumi with an 18 point difference. Renault is having some funny troubles with its team no ones what is it but they are clearly having a trouble getting along… I think the decision of Alonso to shift to Mclaren was the turning point. But they are at the top even this year but you cant say anything about the Ferrari team after all it’s the Ferrari.
Another big blow is the Montoya is shifting to NASCAR …. Ehh!!!!! from F1 well its his choice but he was the Mclaren teams bad luck magent for last year and half this year too. Nothing wrong in leaving but half way through the season. Kinda stupid… But good news for Pedro De La Rosa who is currently taking speed rounds at the German circuit. Has Mclaren found the long lasting 2nd good driver in him.. What is the line up ….. you never know but all of us are eagerly waiting for it.
The French win made Schumi his 150th win … he is on a way for a record which is going to take a long long time to change and probably need Schumi’s son to break it
Another big blow is the Montoya is shifting to NASCAR …. Ehh!!!!! from F1 well its his choice but he was the Mclaren teams bad luck magent for last year and half this year too. Nothing wrong in leaving but half way through the season. Kinda stupid… But good news for Pedro De La Rosa who is currently taking speed rounds at the German circuit. Has Mclaren found the long lasting 2nd good driver in him.. What is the line up ….. you never know but all of us are eagerly waiting for it.
The French win made Schumi his 150th win … he is on a way for a record which is going to take a long long time to change and probably need Schumi’s son to break it
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Comment by Anonymous
poor webber, hes just gotta drive for someone else. the cars are letting him down