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[albitz]

Hamilton on pole at Spa, and Crutchlow on pole at Brno.
Should be good viewing tomorrow.

[tunnie]

4th Pole in a row too. Hoping for a dry race so he can bang in a good race to close gap in points.

Hopefully that French idiot can crash into Vettle!

[Rods2]

Hamilton on pole at Spa, and Crutchlow on pole at Brno.
Should be good viewing tomorrow.

Crutchlow set a new lap record in the process and was 0.422seconds faster than the next fastest Yamaha of Lorenzo on a works bike! Well done to him and I hope he has a good race tomorrow. 

[chrisgixer]

Fantastic news. Thanks for posting.

[bored bigyin54]

4th Pole in a row too. Hoping for a dry race so he can bang in a good race to close gap in points.

Hopefully that French idiot can crash into Vettle!

change the record

[tunnie]

4th Pole in a row too. Hoping for a dry race so he can bang in a good race to close gap in points.

Hopefully that French idiot can crash into Vettle!

change the record

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[henryd]

Good result from Button too,6th on the grid is a result for that shitter of a maclaren,his team mate weren't close

[tunnie]

Don't forget Max Chilton as well, 16th, getting into Q2 is a big win for the Marussia team, who beat Williams! 

[omega3000]

Hamilton on pole at Spa, and Crutchlow on pole at Brno.
Should be good viewing tomorrow.

Excellent , he certainly likes that circuit 
















Come on Rossi 

[BazaJT]

Not watched F1 for years as it got too boring,so I'll skip comment on that.However Crutchlow on pole is a fantastic achievement!Hopefully he and his tyres will last the distance and he'll bring in a good result.Meanwhile in GP2 Redding has not had a good time of qualifying,hopefully he too can still bring home a good result in the race.Whichever way it goes for him he will still lead the championship going into next weeks Silverstone round and by so doing will be the first Brit since Sheene to do this.

[chrisgixer]

I see the gay little German has died his hair a bit more blonde for this round.

What a tit.

[albitz]

Not watched F1 for years as it got too boring,so I'll skip comment on that.However Crutchlow on pole is a fantastic achievement!Hopefully he and his tyres will last the distance and he'll bring in a good result.Meanwhile in GP2 Redding has not had a good time of qualifying,hopefully he too can still bring home a good result in the race.Whichever way it goes for him he will still lead the championship going into next weeks Silverstone round and by so doing will be the first Brit since Sheene to do this.

Crutchlow has been asking for the same tank/seat unit as Rossi/Lorenzo for quite a while.It alters the weight distribution and was hoped it would sort his problem of being relatively slow on full tank (in race setup) and going a lot faster towards the end of the race as the fuel load lightened.
He got his wish at the last round,but the result was a bit strange.He certainly went a lot quicker early in the race,but the more fuel he used up the harder he found it to ride the bike,and the slower he went.
Unless the team have found a solution to the problem,I would expect a similar scenario at this race. Although that may be lessened to some degree by the fact that this track seems to suit the Yamahas a bot more than some of the previous ones.
Scott Redding is having a superb season (apart from today). It seems to have gone largely unnoticed,but we could well have a Brit world champion at the end of the year. I rate him highly,and think he deserves more attention in the specialist press than he gets.
For some unknown reason though,Bradley Smith seems to be the darling of the bike press.

[Andy H]

Not watched F1 for years as it got too boring,so I'll skip comment on that.However Crutchlow on pole is a fantastic achievement!Hopefully he and his tyres will last the distance and he'll bring in a good result.Meanwhile in GP2 Redding has not had a good time of qualifying,hopefully he too can still bring home a good result in the race.Whichever way it goes for him he will still lead the championship going into next weeks Silverstone round and by so doing will be the first Brit since Sheene to do this.

Crutchlow has been asking for the same tank/seat unit as Rossi/Lorenzo for quite a while.It alters the weight distribution and was hoped it would sort his problem of being relatively slow on full tank (in race setup) and going a lot faster towards the end of the race as the fuel load lightened.
He got his wish at the last round,but the result was a bit strange.He certainly went a lot quicker early in the race,but the more fuel he used up the harder he found it to ride the bike,and the slower he went.
Unless the team have found a solution to the problem,I would expect a similar scenario at this race. Although that may be lessened to some degree by the fact that this track seems to suit the Yamahas a bot more than some of the previous ones.
Scott Redding is having a superb season (apart from today). It seems to have gone largely unnoticed,but we could well have a Brit world champion at the end of the year. I rate him highly,and think he deserves more attention in the specialist press than he gets.
For some unknown reason though,Bradley Smith seems to be the darling of the bike press.

I share your concern BUT surely qualifying would be with an almost empty tank (so more like the condition towards the end of the race)

[chrisgixer]

F1, Motogp, Bsb from Cadwell, Dtm... Bloody hell, my poor hard drive will be bursting at the seems.

Need one of those sky+ 2TB HD boxes.

[tunnie]

I see the gay little German has died his hair a bit more blonde for this round.

What a tit.

 

I know wtf was he thinking 

Maybe it's his version of go faster stripes