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05-24-2004 03:38 PM #1AndyOGuest
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Nurburgring Predictions.........
Trulli has 1 week to recover from his "hangover"
I'm sure King Michael is seething......
McLaren racing in front of their countrymen can't afford another DNF
BMW is also pressured to perform.....
Is BAR & Renault for real?????
N E predictions for Nurburgring??????
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05-24-2004 03:46 PM #2Pimpalicious Tantric DGuest
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Ralf/Michael/Rubens/Jenson/Jarno
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05-24-2004 04:57 PM #3Registered Member
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Schuey Jr, Schuey Sr, Button, Whiney, Alonso, Trul
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69 tattered and hailstorm dented 1600/2002 "Reno"
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05-24-2004 06:21 PM #4AndyOGuest
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Junior first????
Not unless he wants an A$$whoppin afterwards from Michael in the transporter.
Ralph will pull over for MS to pass by.
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05-24-2004 06:58 PM #5Registered Member
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Well, Jr won there last year and the track is one
of his favorites. Did Spoonface beat him up last year when Jr won? :^) Anyway, just a hunch.
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05-24-2004 07:13 PM #6Registered Member
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Re: Ralf/Michael/Rubens/Jenson/Jarno
Not unless BMW fixes whatever has been causing problems the last two races. They have had to nurse those cars around from about the 10th lap on. I have not heard what is wrong, but I don't think they know what the answers are. The anouncers even said it yesterday, BMW is having a problem, but they won't say what it is. <html>
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05-26-2004 06:37 PM #7Jim Derrig 93 750Guest
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Ferrari back on top, then a Renault or a BAR
Those picking Ralf are living in some sort of BMW fantasy world.
I've been saying for weeks that if there was one track on the schedule where the Ferrari would not be favored, it was Monaco, where Ferrari's aerodynamic efficiency and the round-shouldered Bridgestone's ability though high speed turns did not mean diddly.
While the Nurburgring is a high downforce track, it is not nearly as extreme a situation as Monaco. The Ferraristone will be back on top, at least in MS's hands. BAR or Renault will be closer than at Spain, but not close enough.
MS by 5 seconds. Followed by Trulli, Alonzo, or Button. JPM will wonder when he's going to get a competitive car. Ralph will pout. Both McLarens will break. Both Jaguars will break.
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