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Re: French GP

Somewhere unnoticed in there Klein stopped to post the first retirement.
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Re: French GP

Looks like everything has settled down untill the first round of stops. Nobody is making any moves, just waiting to see how their "strategy" will pan out. Don't you just love modern F1...
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Kimi watch: Even though he is now 25 seconds behind the leader, such is Alonso's speed differential that Kimi is only 10 seconds behind Trulli in second.
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Re: French GP

So who is going to be the first to stop? Difficult to say as any three stoppers behind Trulli are unable to show their true pace.
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3 stoppers are slowly filtering in.
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Question answered, it's Friesacher in the Minardi. That'll shake things up.
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Re: French GP

Quickly followed by Sato, Massa and Ralf. No sign of the front runners yet.
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and Barichello.
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Alonso has over 20 seconds on Trulli now. Nearly enough to pit and retain the lead. First Ferrari coming in... its Woobens.
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Schumi and Trulli as well.
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Trulli and Schumacher pit together.
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Re: French GP

Ms underfuelled to get ahead of Trulli
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The Renault pit crew is getting ready.
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Did Schumi short fuel to get past Trulli? Maybe he had fuel to spare anyway?
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Only the Macs and Alonso remain out. Shows Alonso's early pace was real.
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