And Kimi Raikkonen takes the chequered flag at 2007 ING Australian Grand Prix. Reigning champion Fernando Alonso finished second in his McLaren, followed by the rookie [and Fernando's teammate] Lewis Hamilton walking on the podium in his debut race.
If you thought Formula 1 racing were boring, think again. The race can’t get any more interesting and spectacular, with David Coulthard deciding to take “Aerial Route” literally on Alex Wurz. With Heikki Kovalainen thinking of Albert Park as Park, in literal sense, and driving his Renault in grass quiet a few times. With Takuma Sato finishing ahead of Jenson Button but behind Reubens Barrichello. With Felipe Massa managing to finish at 6th place after starting from 21st place on the grid [and thus proving my predictions for grid positions wrong]. With Williams managing to finish ahead of both of the Toyota’s.
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March 20, 2007 
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This is the last episode of Road to F1′07: Story in Images. This series has covered many things, from unveiling of cars, to testing rounds, to Red Bull Racing movie shoot, to BMW-Sauber’s ice stint at Moritz to charity tennis event by F1 drivers at Marlboro, and we hope you enjoyed the series as much we toiled getting it together. As always, your comments & suggestions are most welcome. Enjoy the last episode.
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March 16, 2007 No Comments »
Super Aguri launched their 2007 contender, SA07, at Melbourne today. With only 4 days to go before the first race of the season, they are the last team to have launched their car.
Below are some images:
March 14, 2007 1 Comment »
With just few more days to go for the start of the 2007 Formula 1 season, it’s the time to get the poll system back on track. And so it is [in the right-hand side].
With first poll-question being a no brain-cruncher, Who will be on pole position at Australian Grand Prix ? Let’s get the ball rolling.
March 12, 2007 10 Comments »
“With second place getting eight points it is not right that the winner takes only ten,” Bernie Ecclestone, is quoted as telling an English newspaper, “for 2008 I will propose a change.” “It would be simple,” Ecclestone said, explaining that the constructors’ title would still be decided based on points. But for the drivers’, “the guy who wins more should be champion”, Bernie added.
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March 12, 2007 6 Comments »
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