Formula 1: Is Timo Glock the savior? Day 3 at Jerez
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Formula 1: Is Timo Glock the savior? Day 3 at Jerez
I'm now officially a fan!! Hopefully it'll translate somewhat into some podium finishes.
Pos. Driver Team Tires Time Laps
1 T. Glock 01:19.799 96 Toyota
2 L. Hamilton 01:20.099 73 McLaren
3 F. Alonso 01:20.363 49 Renault
4 S. Bourdais 01:20.407 51 Scuderia Toro Rosso
5 F. Massa 01:20.500 85 Ferrari
6 H. Kovalainen 01:20.535 79 McLaren
7 K. Kobayashi 01:20.577 53 Toyota
8 K. Räikkönen 01:20.646 88 Ferrari
9 K. Nakajima 01:20.758 57 Williams
10 A. Sutil 01:21.705 71 Force India F1
11 M. Webber 01:22.275 53 Red Bull
12 D. Coulthard 01:22.581 54 Red Bull
13 N. Hulkenberg 01:24.023 65 Williams
14 S. Vettel 01:24.873 50 Scuderia Toro Rosso
Pos. Driver Team Tires Time Laps
1 T. Glock 01:19.799 96 Toyota
2 L. Hamilton 01:20.099 73 McLaren
3 F. Alonso 01:20.363 49 Renault
4 S. Bourdais 01:20.407 51 Scuderia Toro Rosso
5 F. Massa 01:20.500 85 Ferrari
6 H. Kovalainen 01:20.535 79 McLaren
7 K. Kobayashi 01:20.577 53 Toyota
8 K. Räikkönen 01:20.646 88 Ferrari
9 K. Nakajima 01:20.758 57 Williams
10 A. Sutil 01:21.705 71 Force India F1
11 M. Webber 01:22.275 53 Red Bull
12 D. Coulthard 01:22.581 54 Red Bull
13 N. Hulkenberg 01:24.023 65 Williams
14 S. Vettel 01:24.873 50 Scuderia Toro Rosso
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Not even close.
Half the teams don't even have the new cars out.
Something to think about...Toyota hasn't won an F1 race, does this mean they are failing?
Since entering F1 they have become the number one selling car in the US, which I think, is the largest market. Keep in mind they are big bussiness.
Are they racing cars for fun or are they trying to sell cars?
They have done an excellant job at taking F1 technology to the streets with thier vehicles. Great job with all the gadgets and reliablility. That's why americans buy them.
I just can't seem to figure out why still after all this, the US is still a small market for F1...
Half the teams don't even have the new cars out.
Something to think about...Toyota hasn't won an F1 race, does this mean they are failing?
Since entering F1 they have become the number one selling car in the US, which I think, is the largest market. Keep in mind they are big bussiness.
Are they racing cars for fun or are they trying to sell cars?
They have done an excellant job at taking F1 technology to the streets with thier vehicles. Great job with all the gadgets and reliablility. That's why americans buy them.
I just can't seem to figure out why still after all this, the US is still a small market for F1...
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