Alonso pulling away very quickly-he's very light....
Race off to clean start. JMP started 12th, DC 21st. FA, GF, MS, FM, KR. lap 3 - FA up 2.2 on GF, 4 on MS but MS has fastest S1. Speculation that FA on light fuel load. Lap 5 Massa sets fastest S1. This promises to be a VERY fast race. Wonder how many fuel stops for FA? Carol
I'm thinking Fernando is on a 3-stopper. He's flying. Edit: Ferrari pit is getting ready?!?!?!? And they just went back in? They messing with people?
Sato spins and both Super A's in the pits - that teams needs replacement by a competitive one - glad Dave Richards will be back in F1. Montagny is first retirement. Love it - "Ferrari Mindgames"!!!! Ralf runs into the back of Trulli - don't think Toyota is going to be too happy about that Carol Montoya out of race - beached on kerb on lap 19 - Massa in pits
MS emerges ahead of Fisi - just what Ferrari needed - now there's no blocking assistance for FA. This again promises to be a two person race and hopefully the remainder of season will be same. Fisi thru the gravel with Massa really coming on strong behind him. GO Ferrari!! Carol
Where I always "watch" it in addition to the tv when it's on the air. CBS coverage at 11 am my time here in the Waco, TX area. For now go to: www.formula1.com then to live timing. Alonso pitted - good to end, MS needs to really get flying right now. I wonder if the Renault engine is a jet engine disguised as a V-8?? Carol Massa just sets fastest lap of race - I think that FA will win this race based on the numbers unless something of major significance occurs for him - MS only 9.6 ahead of FA right now and that's not good enough for his pitstop and emergence back into 1st. I hope I'm wrong but . . . Alsonso back in lead by 12 seconds - pretty much race over at lap 49 out of 66 - Ferrari's pitstop strategy this race wasn't very good. I figured this race would be won in the pits and it appears that is definitely the case - AGAIN. Speed is out - that's good too especially for Luizzi - hope Nico can finish in the points.
