McLaren's David Coulthard celebrated a stunning season-opening win in Australia on Sunday as world champions Ferrari were pushed off the Formula One podium for the first time since 1999.
but will this scot be able to last the season at the top.
McLaren's David Coulthard celebrated a opening win in Australia
McLaren's David Coulthard celebrated a stunning season-opening win in Australia on Sunday as world champions Ferrari were pushed off the Formula One podium for the first time since 1999.
but will this scot be able to last the season at the top.
A very exciting race where all was open pretty much up to the very end.
Glad to see SCHITMACHER didnt get his ugly mug on the podium
The results .
1. David Coulthard Britain McLaren-Mercedes 58 laps 1hr 34min 42.124secs
2. Juan Montoya Colombia Williams-BMW +8.675secs
3. Kimi Raikkonen Finland McLaren-Mercedes +9.192secs
4. Michael Schitmacher Germany Ferrari-Ferrari +9.482secs
5. Jarno Trulli Italy Renault-Renault +38.801secs
6. Heinz-Harald Frentzen Germany Sauber-Petronas +43.928secs
7. Fernando Alonso Spain Renault-Renault +45.074secs
8. Ralf Schumacher Germany Williams-BMW +45.745secs
9. Jacques Villeneuve Canada BAR-Honda +1min 05.536secs
10. Jenson Button Britain BAR-Honda +1min 05.974secs
11. Jos Verstappen Holland Minardi-Cosworth +1 lap
12. Giancarlo Fisichella Italy Jordan-Ford +6 laps
13. Antonio Pizzonia Brazil Jaguar-Cosworth +6 laps
Rtd Olivier Panis France Toyota-Toyota 31 laps completed
Rtd Nick Heidfeld Germany Sauber-Petronas 20 laps completed
Rtd Justin Wilson Britain Minardi-Cosworth 16 laps completed
Rtd Mark Webber Australia Jaguar-Cosworth 15 laps completed
Rtd Cristiano da Matta Brazil Toyota-Toyota 7 laps completed
Rtd Ralph Firman Britain Jordan-Ford 6 laps completed
Rtd Rubens Barrichello Brazil Ferrari-Ferrari 5 laps completed
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I feel sorry for Montoya he should have won I am gladshitmacher didn't win though
If it don't work hit it with a hammer, if it still don't work hit it with an axe
I think the moral winner was Kimi who was punished for being 1.1 seconds too fast in the pit lane.
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Lo allOriginally posted by 4me2
I think the moral winner was Kimi who was punished for being 1.1 seconds too fast in the pit lane.
Kimi was actually punished for being 1.1 km per hour over the speed limit during the first 10 meters of the pit lane,
its was a shame as he held his line lovely into turn 1 forcing gitmacher onto the grass during the race
Anyway it's been the best race for a while.
Ian
on the day Kimi should of won great race for him im sure will see more of him this yearOriginally posted by 4me2
I think the moral winner was Kimi who was punished for being 1.1 seconds too fast in the pit lane.
Montoya well as usual made of balls of it wether it was his fault or not
Coulthard well not convinced by this guy yet last win for him was last may
Michael Schitmacher well for me he is top man
but he's gonna have to fight big time this year
shame for Rubens wanted him for championship this year
just to give my top man Michael Schitmacher a rest
and Ralf Schumacher got flea fu#ked by the pit team once again
well just some of my thoughts
I think Jim Rosenthal said it for us all when he said:
"Well a rare sight of no Michael Schumacher on the podium, if thats what the new rules bring, then thats good enough for us!"
No bias there eh?
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