Alfa at Silverstone 2005 WTCC

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stuartalfa - 16 May 2005 10:36 GMT

If you could not make it this is what you missed,a truly great weekend.

http://forum.welshalfa.co.uk//index.php?showtopic=149
PS. Not just Alfas though

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FresMakeR - 17 May 2005 02:07 GMT

yeah a poker on race 1
and 3° 4° place on second race :)))))

soorry for the eng.
(im italian)

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Tony Rickard - 17 May 2005 21:29 GMT

> If you could not make it this is what you missed,a truly great weekend.
>
> http://forum.welshalfa.co.uk//index.php?showtopic=149
> PS. Not just Alfas though

This is my favourite bit:

1. 12 Gabriele TARQUINI (Alfa Romeo 156 )
2. 23 James THOMPSON (Alfa Romeo 156 ) +1.287
3. 36 Fabrizio GIOVANARDI (Alfa Romeo 156 ) +1.626
...
21. 28 Carl ROSENBLAD (BMW 320i ) +40.512
22. 31 Giuseppe CIRO (BMW 320i ) +40.708
23. (last) 4 Alessandro ZANARDI (BMW 320i ) +1 LAP

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Michael Anthony - 18 May 2005 00:10 GMT

> This is my favourite bit:
>
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> 22. 31 Giuseppe CIRO (BMW 320i ) +40.708
> 23. (last) 4 Alessandro ZANARDI (BMW 320i ) +1 LAP

Always nice to see the German Uber-machines finish last, but equally, always
nice to see Zanardi race. Hero is a word bandied about quite freely these
days but, for me, Zanardi is the real deal - no matter what he drives or
where he finishes.

Just my two-pennorth worth

Mike

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Tony Rickard - 18 May 2005 08:06 GMT

> Always nice to see the German Uber-machines finish last, but equally, always
> nice to see Zanardi race. Hero is a word bandied about quite freely these
> days but, for me, Zanardi is the real deal - no matter what he drives or
> where he finishes.

Quite agree, a remarkable man.

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Pete - 18 May 2005 15:26 GMT

>> Always nice to see the German Uber-machines finish last, but equally,
>always
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>
>Quite agree, a remarkable man.

his handwriting is not to great <LOL>
Pete

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Zathras - 18 May 2005 21:09 GMT

>> This is my favourite bit:
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>days but, for me, Zanardi is the real deal - no matter what he drives or
>where he finishes.

Agreed, and looking at the snippet of the results here, it looks like
the car could have been a bigger hindrance than his disabilities!

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alfistagj - 18 May 2005 20:32 GMT

And nr 4 was???????????????
Yes, another Alfa!!!!

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>> If you could not make it this is what you missed,a truly great weekend.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> 22. 31 Giuseppe CIRO (BMW 320i ) +40.708
> 23. (last) 4 Alessandro ZANARDI (BMW 320i ) +1 LAP

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Pete - 18 May 2005 15:27 GMT

>If you could not make it this is what you missed,a truly great weekend.
>
>http://forum.welshalfa.co.uk//index.php?showtopic=149
>PS. Not just Alfas though

Assuming that you were there, did you see the GTR crew?

Pete

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