US F1 round

[Veyron]

Originally Posted by ales

Toyota was a huge surprise. Panis set the fourth (!) fastest lap of the race and was one of the 4 drivers (together with Sato and the Ferraris) to go under 1:11 in the race.

Not really that much of a surprise on a track such as Indy, good engine power is all that's needed.

[l33tc4k30fd00m]

Originally Posted by Layla's Keeper

Not bad for Zsolt. He did his job, stayed out of the way, and kept the car clean.

And Takuma, well, he's just proven what he can do if the car holds together. I'm not afraid to say that even if he's not a future champion, he's definitely an up and coming winner.

I have to agree with that. He has the balls at the least.

[jcsaleen]

That race was awsome!! soo fast considerng I was there. hehe . That was bull Fuck what happend to montoya. It was damn funny seeing this little man run out 3 sec B 4 the formation lap!!

[Doug E Fresh]

He's actually not that little. Who is little, however, is Sato. Jense has at least a head on him, maybe a little less. Takuma is constantly balls to the wall all the time, which is the reason he was off so much in previous races. I think now he is finally harnessing his true potential. Will have to wait till friday for my pics since my digital camera is not with me for a couple days and the film from my other camera is being developed tomorrow.

[nismo man]

Originally Posted by Doug E Fresh

He's actually not that little. Who is little, however, is Sato. Jense has at least a head on him, maybe a little less. Takuma is constantly balls to the wall all the time, which is the reason he was off so much in previous races. I think now he is finally harnessing his true potential. Will have to wait till friday for my pics since my digital camera is not with me for a couple days and the film from my other camera is being developed tomorrow.

i wonder if sato is the real deal instead of jenson well see
as the year progress. And doesn't the new mclaren mp4-19b run at
the next race.

[Doug E Fresh]

I always thought Sato was a little better than Button, his engine just kept blowing.

[jcsaleen]

Originally Posted by Doug E Fresh

I always thought Sato was a little better than Button, his engine just kept blowing.

[l33tc4k30fd00m]

Originally Posted by Doug E Fresh

I always thought Sato was a little better than Button, his engine just kept blowing.

I'm starting to think the reason Sato keeps a sploding his engine is because he's pushing the car a lot harder. It's a shame if it's the car that can't keep up.

We'll see.

[djmr2]

Originally Posted by Veyron

Not really that much of a surprise on a track such as Indy, good engine power is all that's needed.

Sauber clocked the fastest straight line speed down the main straight , fisichella only clocked the 10th fastest time.

Give toyota some credit.

[jcsaleen]

Originally Posted by l33tc4k30fd00m

Sato keeps a sploding his engine is because he's pushing the car a lot harder. It's a shame if it's the car that cant keep up.

So true when the car cant match the drivers capabilities!!

[Doug E Fresh]

Originally Posted by l33tc4k30fd00m

I'm starting to think the reason Sato keeps a sploding his engine is because he's pushing the car a lot harder. It's a shame if it's the car that can't keep up.

We'll see.

Yeah I think he is now learning when to push and when to let up a little bit.

[jcsaleen]

Originally Posted by Doug E Fresh

Yeah I think he is now learning when to push and when to let up a little bit.

Yea except on the strait aways man he was flying @ indianapolis you could definetly tell his speed compared to schumis as far as the main strait goes.