Formula 1: Renault V10 Singing "We are the Champions"
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Formula 1: Renault V10 Singing "We are the Champions"
With Renault winning the 2005 Formula 1 Driver's and Constructor's Championships, the engineers got the Renault V10 to sing "We are the Champions"
http://www.renaultf1.com/en/binaries...tcm3-41644.mp3
http://www.renaultf1.com/en/binaries...tcm3-41644.mp3
11-04-05, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Stage3
That's pretty ingenious. 
I still am waiting to hear what the 2.4L V8's are going to sounds like. I guess I wont have to wait TOO much longer.
I still am waiting to hear what the 2.4L V8's are going to sounds like. I guess I wont have to wait TOO much longer.
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With that "gimme" they had here in America though, tires gave them a sort of advantage. Plus, ol' Mikey wasn't looking too good towards the end of the year and in China they just had straight bad luck.
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Originally Posted by ATSOU
I think if it wasn't the tires, Ferraris would be the champ this year.....if Schumacher will be back next year, he might still win another one.....
It looks like they started early with the new car and engine, so maybe things will change for them next year. Renault is supposed to be delayed a bit, so maybe Michael might be able to win his 8th championship and retire. I hope Kimi goes to Ferrari, his McLaren has been let him down so many times last season. He is a great driver, I think he is better than Alonzo.
11-05-05, 12:46 PM
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Ferrari has also been hinting that the aerodynamics and mechanical grip (suspension) are also part of the problem. I think someone at Ferrari (don't know who) said they had problems adapting to the new aero regulations. The new tire rule also messed things up because they had to make a suspension that provided a lot of grip while not wearing out the tires too fast (which was another problem, Michael's car always had those tall mirrors so he can monitor the rear tire wear).
It looks like they started early with the new car and engine, so maybe things will change for them next year. Renault is supposed to be delayed a bit, so maybe Michael might be able to win his 8th championship and retire. I hope Kimi goes to Ferrari, his McLaren has been let him down so many times last season. He is a great driver, I think he is better than Alonzo.
It looks like they started early with the new car and engine, so maybe things will change for them next year. Renault is supposed to be delayed a bit, so maybe Michael might be able to win his 8th championship and retire. I hope Kimi goes to Ferrari, his McLaren has been let him down so many times last season. He is a great driver, I think he is better than Alonzo.
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