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now is official
f1 calendar races 2013 The FIA World Council has officially launched the 2013 calendar of the world of Formula 1, which includes twenty races. There are three changes from what was communicated to the teams a week ago during the race weekend in Singapore: two relate to the dates of the Grand Prix of Germany and the Grand Prix of Belgium, both in advance of a week, while the other involves the inversion of dates between the GP of Korea and one in Japan, both to be held in October. The main change for the upcoming season is the doubling of the races in the U.S., with the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, and that of America, New Jersey, which, however, remains to be confirmed (the decision will be made in the next meeting of the World Council) and in the list released by the FIA appears flanked by an asterisk. Here is the complete schedule of Formula 1 2013: March 17 Australia (Melbourne) 24 March Malaysia (Sepang) April 14th China (Shanghai) April 21 Bahrain (Sakhir) May 12, Spain (Barcelona) May 26 Monaco (Monte Carlo) June 9 Canada ( Montreal) June 16 America (New Jersey) * June 30 England (Silverstone) July 14th Germany (Nurburgring) July 28, Hungary (Hungaroring) August 25 Belgium (Spa) 08 September Italy (Monza) September 22 Singapore (Marina Bay) October 6th Korea South (Yeongam) October 13, Japan (Suzuka) October 27 India (Buddh International Circuit) November 3 Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina) November 17 United States (Austin) November 24 Brazil (Interlagos). |
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news
Lewis Hamilton is a new Mercedes driver. The British rider has signed a three-year contract with the German company will replace Michael Schumacher. This was announced by the German but did not specify the future plans of the former world champion. Today it was announced also the entrance of the Austrian Niki Lauda as non-executive chairman of the board of directors. |
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One more step to championship Fernando Alonso! For him only do Vettel Hamilton Webber and Button!
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Newsflash :
Michael Schumacher will get a 10 place grid penalty at the GP of Japan  Regards Shaky-Schumi |
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2012 FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX
[hidden link - please register] Fri 05 October 2012 Practice 1 03:00 - 04:30 Practice 2 07:00 - 08:30 Sat 06 October 2012 Practice 3 04:00 - 05:00 Qualifying 07:00 Sun 07 October 2012 Race 08:00 |
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constructors standing after singapore gp
1 Red Bull Racing-Renault 298 2 McLaren-Mercedes 261 3 Ferrari 245 4 Lotus-Renault 231 5 Mercedes 136 6 Sauber-Ferrari 100 7 Force India-Mercedes 75 8 Williams-Renault 54 9 STR-Ferrari 14 10 Marussia-Cosworth 0 11 Caterham-Renault 0 12 HRT-Cosworth 0 |
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Post: #1161 Last edited: 23.09.2012, 18:19 23.09.2012, 18:16 Re: Formula 1 General Chat & Discussion
The result of the Singapore F1 race :
1. Sebastian Vettel : Red Bull Racing : 2. Jenson Button : McLaren : + 8.959 59 3. Fernando Alonso : Ferrari : + 15.227 59 4. Paul di Resta : Force India : + 19.063 59 5. Nico Rosberg : Mercedes GP : + 34.759 59 6. Kimi Räikkönen : Lotus : + 35.700 59 7. Romain Grosjean : Lotus : + 36.600 59 8. Felipe Massa : Ferrari : + 42.800 59 9. Daniel Ricciardo : Toro Rosso : + 45.800 59 10. Mark Webber : Red Bull Racing : + 47.100 59 11. Sergio Perez : Sauber : + 50.600 59 12. Timo Glock : Marussia F1 Team : + 1 lap 13. Kamui Kobayashi : Sauber : + 1 lap 14. Nico Hulkenberg : Force India : 1:51.033 + 1 lap 15. Heikki Kovalainen : Caterham : + 1 lap 16. Charles Pic : Marussia F1 Team : + 1 lap 17. Pedro de la Rosa : HRT F1 Team : + 1 lap Did Not Finish : 18. Bruno Senna : Williams : 19. Vitaly Petrov : Caterham 20. Jean-Eric Vergne : Toro Rosso 21. Michael Schumacher : Mercedes GP 22. Pastor Maldonado : Williams 23. Narain Karthikeyan : HRT F1 Team 24. Lewis Hamilton : McLaren Fastest lap : Nico Hulkenberg Pitstop Senna : DNF D.S.L : 11 Comment of the Race : Sebastian Vettel finally scored the second victory of his latest Formula 1 title defence in the Singapore Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver benefited from Lewis Hamilton's McLaren suffering a gearbox failure while holding a narrow lead. Jenson Button claimed second in the other McLaren, with Fernando Alonso's third place maintaining the Ferrari driver's world championship cushion. Front-row starter Pastor Maldonado had to retire with hydraulic failure having battled with Alonso for the final podium spot. Hamilton and Vettel ran in close company prior to the McLaren's problem, although the Briton seemed under control. Third-placed Button fell away at first, before regaining some ground as he got better tyre longevity than those ahead. Vettel made his first pitstop two laps earlier than Hamilton, and though this initially looked costly as he dropped into time-consuming traffic, once he was in clear air his pace on fresh rubber was sufficient to make up all the time lost and keep him between the McLarens. That position became the race lead on lap 22, when Hamilton's car ground to a halt with a gearbox failure. Button then kept Vettel honest to the finish, without it ever looking like the Red Bull's lead was in jeopardy. By the end, Vettel had edged away into a very secure lead. Vettel stayed cool through two mid-race safety car periods: the first for Narain Karthikeyan sliding his HRT into the barrels at the tunnel entrance, and the second when Michael Schumacher ploughed into Jean-Eric Vergne on the restart lap. Those cautions resolved the third-place battle. When Maldonado, who had fallen from second to fourth at the start, pitted for a second time under the first safety car, he rejoined 10th while Alonso stayed out and moved up to third. That decision probably secured the place for Ferrari even before Williams ordered Maldonado to retire with a hydraulic problem before the green. Paul di Resta kept the frontrunners in sight throughout to score an excellent fourth for Force India, outpacing fifth-placed Mercedes man Nico Rosberg. Lotus salvaged sixth and seventh with Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean on its least competitive weekend of 2012 so far. Ferrari's Felipe Massa picked up a puncture on lap one, yet fought back impressively to secure eighth. On the way, he overtook Bruno Senna with an incredible move that saw him bounce off the Williams and the wall before arriving at Turn 13 sideways but in front. The safety car timing hurt Mark Webber's strategy, and the best he could manage was to battle through to 10th, right on Daniel Ricciardo's tail. Among other incidents, Nico Hulkenberg clashed with both Saubers on consecutive laps late on, with Sergio Perez the only one involved to get away without having to pit for repairs. Also notable was Timo Glock's 12th place, which moved Marussia ahead of Caterham in the constructors' standings. Kind Regards Shaky-Schumi |
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drivers standings after singapore gp
1 Fernando Alonso Spanish Ferrari 194 2 Sebastian Vettel German Red Bull Racing-Renault 165 3 Kimi Räikkönen Finnish Lotus-Renault 149 4 Lewis Hamilton British McLaren-Mercedes 142 5 Mark Webber Australian Red Bull Racing-Renault 133 6 Jenson Button British McLaren-Mercedes 119 7 Nico Rosberg German Mercedes 93 8 Romain Grosjean French Lotus-Renault 82 9 Sergio Perez Mexican Sauber-Ferrari 65 10 Felipe Massa Brazilian Ferrari 51 11 Paul di Resta British Force India-Mercedes 44 12 Michael Schumacher German Mercedes 43 13 Kamui Kobayashi Japanese Sauber-Ferrari 35 14 Nico Hulkenberg German Force India-Mercedes 31 15 Pastor Maldonado Venezuelan Williams-Renault 29 16 Bruno Senna Brazilian Williams-Renault 25 17 Jean-Eric Vergne French STR-Ferrari 8 18 Daniel Ricciardo Australian STR-Ferrari 6 19 Timo Glock German Marussia-Cosworth 0 20 Heikki Kovalainen Finnish Caterham-Renault 0 21 Vitaly Petrov Russian Caterham-Renault 0 22 Jerome D'Ambrosio Belgian Lotus-Renault 0 23 Charles Pic French Marussia-Cosworth 0 24 Narain Karthikeyan Indian HRT-Cosworth 0 25 Pedro de la Rosa Spanish HRT-Cosworth 0 |
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singapore gp results
1 Sebastian Vettel Red Bull Racing-Renault 59 2:00:26.144 3 25 2 3 Jenson Button McLaren-Mercedes 59 +8.9 secs 4 18 3 5 Fernando Alonso Ferrari 59 +15.2 secs 5 15 4 11 Paul di Resta Force India-Mercedes 59 +19.0 secs 6 12 5 8 Nico Rosberg Mercedes 59 +34.7 secs 10 10 6 9 Kimi Räikkönen Lotus-Renault 59 +35.7 secs 12 8 7 10 Romain Grosjean Lotus-Renault 59 +36.6 secs 8 6 8 6 Felipe Massa Ferrari 59 +42.8 secs 13 4 9 16 Daniel Ricciardo STR-Ferrari 59 +45.8 secs 15 2 10 2 Mark Webber Red Bull Racing-Renault 59 +47.1 secs 7 1 11 15 Sergio Perez Sauber-Ferrari 59 +50.6 secs 14 12 24 Timo Glock Marussia-Cosworth 59 +91.9 secs 20 13 14 Kamui Kobayashi Sauber-Ferrari 59 +97.1 secs 17 14 12 Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes 59 +99.4 secs 11 15 20 Heikki Kovalainen Caterham-Renault 59 +107.9 secs 19 16 25 Charles Pic Marussia-Cosworth 59 +132.9 secs 21 17 22 Pedro de la Rosa HRT-Cosworth 58 +1 Lap 24 18 19 Bruno Senna Williams-Renault 57 +2 Lap 22 19 21 Vitaly Petrov Caterham-Renault 57 +2 Lap 18 Ret 17 Jean-Eric Vergne STR-Ferrari 38 Accident 16 Ret 7 Michael Schumacher Mercedes 38 Accident 9 Ret 18 Pastor Maldonado Williams-Renault 36 Hydraulics 2 Ret 23 Narain Karthikeyan HRT-Cosworth 30 Accident 23 Ret 4 Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 22 Gearbox 1 Note - De la Rosa and Senna dropped five grid spots for unscheduled gearbox changes. Pic had 20s added to his race time for passing under red flags in FP3. |
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Robert Doornbos 23rd September 1981
(Former driver of Minardi & Red Bull) [hidden link - please register] Happy Birthday to your 31st anniversary 
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One word - the Asian Monaco! The beginning of boring and uninteresting! 23 round - the problem with the box of the Lewis Hamilton! It is insulting to go from the road when you лидируешь! Again it was not without a safety car! Pastor Maldonado - technical problems! Schumacher - gathering!
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