Ferrari + USGP = True (Spoiler)

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Thomas Andersson - 02 Jul 2006 19:53 GMT

Yes, it's a ongoing love affair, except for Hakkis win '01 Ferrari have won
every USGP and aparently no driver have won more races on the classic track
than Schumie.
A Ferrari 1-2 and Michael gaining on Fernando in the championship, good
pointsgain in the constructors too, all sweet :)

Best Wishes
Thomas *Need new computer asap! :/ *

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Matt Borland - 03 Jul 2006 03:53 GMT

> Yes, it's a ongoing love affair, except for Hakkis win '01 Ferrari have won
> every USGP and aparently no driver have won more races on the classic track
> than Schumie.
> A Ferrari 1-2 and Michael gaining on Fernando in the championship, good
> pointsgain in the constructors too, all sweet :)

After last year's fiasco I figured my time this year was better spent
working around the property and finishing the night with some Dewar's
on ice.

> Best Wishes
> Thomas *Need new computer asap! :/ *

I replaced my 1999 model just a couple months ago. Sooooo much better,
except the keyboard is smaller so typing is kind of a pain...

-Matt- "..."

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Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek) - 05 Jul 2006 00:04 GMT

> Yes, it's a ongoing love affair, except for Hakkis win '01 Ferrari have won
> every USGP and aparently no driver have won more races on the classic track
> than Schumie.

Would have been six if Michael hadn't "repaid" Rubens with the attempted
deadheat.

> A Ferrari 1-2 and Michael gaining on Fernando in the championship, good
> pointsgain in the constructors too, all sweet :)

Indeed, but sadly I don't think it's a true change of form. Michelin
was VERY conservative. Nothing else can explain Jarno's fourth from the
pitlane and Ralf running fifth until the inevitable failure.

> Best Wishes
> Thomas *Need new computer asap! :/ *

Indeed.

Happy with my new HP.

T308

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