Tuesday, August 4, 2009

JDF1 teams' laps.


Red Bull closing on Brawn for the top spot and... Guess who's not at the bottom anymore ?!?!?

They may not have a point yet, but I'm sure they'll come around.

JDF1 drivers' fastest laps.


Webber's got his first fast lap of the season and has closed on Button again, showing his consistancy during the championship. Rosberg gets two thumbs up for being the fastest of the rest.


Webber obtuvo su primera vuelta rapida del año y se acerca a Button demostrando su consistencia durante el campionato. Rosberg obtiene dos pulgares arriba por ser el mas rapido del resto.

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

JDF1 Championship driver's standings.


Note: ALL the drivers in my standings have made points with the exception of Alguersuari who debuted last Sunday.


Nota: TODOS los pilotos en mi lista han hecho puntos excepto Alguersuari que debuto el domingo pasado.

Hungaroring 2009

http://rapidshare.com/files/261017699/Hungaroring_09.rar

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Super Aguri SA09


This is a cleaner, more "2009 look" of the Super Aguri, enjoy.

TEAMMATES HEAD 2 HEAD!!! WHO'S FASTER?


Here's a table comparing the driver's, the way the F.I.A. presents them, as well as my "real time" difference. Some of the results are quite surprising!
Below there's a more explanitory outline for each team.
Any comments are welcomed.

Rosberg vs. Nakajima


I think from what we've seen during the year it's pretty obvios who's on top. Nico has beaten Kazuki 7 to 1 in qually as well as in faster laps. The German has managed to build a gap of 0.291 seconds which doesn't seem very impressive. On the other hand the spread is almost a second during the race, 0.923 second to be exact.

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Trulli vs. Glock


Jarno Trulli, the MASTER qualifier proves it once again beating Timo 6-2 and summing up a difference of 0.214 seconds.
Racing for the Italian is different. They are tied at 4 faster laps each and Trulli's incident in China killed his average. He's is not really 0.839 seconds behind.

Sebastien vs Sebastien

Two interesting drivers! Buemi has it under control in qually for now, leading 6-2 with a slight advantage of 0.195 seconds.

Since they BOTH didn't register a lap time in Spain, Boudais is up 4-3 and jumped 0.441 seconds in front of the Swiss. Buemi had a 3 G.P. drout from Bahrein to Monaco, so he has a lot of catching up to do. We need to keep an eye on them...

Alonso vs. Piquet

Maybe it's time for Piquet to move on to a smaller team (or another category) where he's not compared to such a talented F1 Champion. Many fans know that Nelson needs time to adjust, but 2 years in F1 is about as much as you can get and I'm sure 3 time World Champion Daddy won't be able to do much more for him. Piquet hasn't managed to beat Alonso in qually yet and is trailing behind at an average of 0.790 seconds. I'm sure Biatore agrees that it's too much to stay in Renault.

Fernando Alonso has actually lapped slower in Turkey and Bahrein, making it 6-2! However his gap is unfortunately even larger, to almost a second! It's a shame to lose such an illustrious name. Let's hope he can turn it around in the coming races.

Vetel vs. Webber


If it hadn't been for Bahrein, Webber would much closer than most people think. Sure, Vettel is way ahead in qually 7-1, but the Wonder Kid has only gained 0.237 seconds.
Experience here counts. Mark may be behind 6 to 2, though he's managed a 0.197 second lead because of Sebastian crashing out early in Monaco and didn't register a decent lap time, and therefor hurt his average.

Kovalainen vs. Hamilton


This couple is tied with 4 a piece in qually, surprisingly it's Heikki who pushes ahead by 0.163 seconds! That's a bigger spread than half the grid! Lewis Hamilton has had problems in the season opener, Monaco and his home G.P. which has hurt his average quite a bit.
On the contrary, during the race Hamilton pulls a confortable gap of 0.317 seconds and leads 5-3 in fastest laps. It's fair to mention that Kovalainen did have incidents in the first two G.P.s and then a mechanical problem in Spain which helps Lewis' lead.

Fisichella vs. Sutil

An equal pair, Fisichella has a 5-3 lead in qually, but the time difference is barely in Sutil's favor by 0.086 seconds. A positive note for Adrian is that he's never been last on the grid so far.

When it comes to fast laps, Sutil ties it up 4-4 but it's Giancarlo who comes on top by 0.070 seconds. Once again, an eaqual pair.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Massa vs. Raikkonen


What a pair! On one hand Felipe is winning 5 to 3 in Qually, on the other hand, due to a problem in Malaysia, Kimi has gained 0.144 seconds on the Brazilian.
If Kimi Raikkonen didn't have a hydraulic falier in Spain, he would have been ahead by more than a mere 0.056 seconds and tied at 4 races each.

Barrichello vs. Button


Although Button leads 6 to 2, believe it or not, they are the most evenly match drivers in qualifying! Only 0.003 seconds difference in 8 races! Jenson makes the spread in Q3 where his style of driving usually works better with a heavier car.
When it comes to fastest laps, Button repeats the score and has pulled a gap of 0.349 seconds to Rubens.

Heidfeld vs. Kubica


In qually, Kubica has beaten Heidfeld 6 to 2 so far, as seen during the Grand Prix.
However Nick Heidfeld has outpaced his Polish teammate by an average of 0.026 seconds, probably due to Kubica's poor performance in China, which brought down his average. It's an insignificant difference, therefore Heidfeld is still on pace with Robert Kubica.
When fastest laps are compared Nick Heidfeld seems to be building a gap (5 to 3) of 0.321 seconds to Robert, who looks like he needs a bit more time to adapt.

Monday, June 22, 2009

Driver's qually times / Tiempos de clasificacion de pilotos

Trulli, a master qualifier, along with the Red Bull drivers, were the three that have beaten the Brawns in Britain. click on the image

Trulli, un master en clasificación, con los pilotos Red Bull, fueron los que mejoraron ambos Brawns. haga click en la imagen