Formula 1 2012

TheAdmiral said:
Niki Lauda, 1974
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In case you havent noticed, these have all been at Monaco. Every pic up until race day will be from there.
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What a gorgeous car! Lauda was my favorite driver when I was a ***. I remember my little redneck classmates teasing me because I liked a girl racer. They were talking about Niki Lauda. :facepalm: I'm pretty sure that's part of what caused me to begin seeing rednecks as a worthless and disposable life form.
 
Monaco, 1955

Juan Manuel Fangio (2), Stirling Moss (6), Alberto Ascari (26), Luigi Musso (38), Andre Simon (4)
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Alberto Ascari hits the water
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Graham Hill, 1967
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Ayrton Senna, 1987
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Jochen Rindt, 1970
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Ronnie Peterson, 1978
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Gilles Villeneuve, 1981
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Riccardo Patrese, 1982
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For anyone who appreciates the golden age feel of Formula One, the classic movie, Grand Prix (1966), has been available on DVD for a few years now. Speedvision used to show it every Thanksgiving. But when Fox took over and renamed the network "Speed Channel", they took away most of the sports car programming, cult racing movies and eclectic presenters (including Bruce Dern and the Speedvision cop). The last version they showed featured James Garner and Jacques Villeneuve commenting on the movie during breaks. It was amazing! But this DVD comes very close, as they've included a James Garner commentary. It includes these special features:

Special Features

New digital transfer from restored 65mm elements with a soundtrack remastered in Dolby Digital 5.1
"Pushing the Limit: The Making of Grand Prix" - 40th Anniversary making-of documentary
"Flat Out: Formula One in the Sixties" featurette
"The Style and Sound of Speed" - a look at the style of Saul Bass and the film's sound design
"Brands Hatch: Behind the Checkered Flag" - Behind the scenes tour of the famous raceway used in the movie
"Grand Prix: Challenge of the Champions" - archival 1960s featurette behind-the-scenes at the Grand Prix
Theatrical trailer
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BTW, since we're on a porn board, here's a little known factoid. The brilliant director of this film, John Frankenheimer, dated Christy Canyon after she got divorced back in 1999 (she said that she didn't really know who he was though). And the person who set her up with Frankenheimer? Ron Jeremy! Even if you're not a huge racing fan, this is still a very good movie. And it's also one you can watch with your girlfriend, even if she isn't in to racing. It's as much a human interest film/soap opera, with a racing backdrop, as anything. It's available at a lot of places. But at Amazon, it's $7.98 for the 2 disc DVD or $9.99 for the wide screen Blu-ray.
 
Juan Manuel Fangio, 1950
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Graham Hill, 1962
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Ayrton Senna, 1984
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Michael Schumacher, 1997
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Safety car, 1983
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Graham Hill, 1964
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Jackie Stewart, 1966
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Keke Rosberg, 1982
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Ayrton Senna, 1989
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Stirling Moss, 1961
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Pedro Rodriguez, 1968
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Mario Andretti, 1977
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Fernando Alonso, 2006
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First lap, 1966
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Graham Hill, 1968
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Alain Prost, 1983
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Olivier Panis, 2002
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Results of P1:

1) Fernando Alonso - 1:16.265
2) Romain Grosjean - 1:16.630
3) Sergio Perez - 1:16.711
4) Lewis Hamilton - 1:16.747
5) Pastor Maldonado - 1:16.760
6) Felipe Massa - 1:16.843
7) Kamui Kobayashi - 1:17.038
8) Jenson Button - 1:17.190
9) Sebastian Vettel - 1:17.222
10) Nico Rosberg - 1:17.261

Session was red flagged with nine minutes remaining due to an engine failure by Heikki Kovalainen which left oil in the tunnel. There was no restart.
 
Results of P2:


1) Jenson Button - 1:15.746
2) Romain Grosjean - 1:16.138
3) Felipe Massa - 1:16.602
4) Fernando Alonso - 1:16.661
5) Pastor Maldonado - 1:16.820
6) Nico Rosberg - 1:17.021
7) Mark Webber - 1:17.148
8) Kamui Kobayashi - 1:17.153
9) Michael Schumacher - 1:17.293
10) Sebastian Vettel - 1:17.303
 
1971: Francois Cevert, Denny Hulme, Chris Amon, Emerson Fittipaldi, Jacky Ickx, Clay Rezzagoni, Tim Schenken, Ronnie Peterson, Jean-Pierre Beltoise, Jackie Stewart, Henri Pescarolo, Peter Gethin, Rolf Stommelen
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Jackie Stewart, 1973
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Alain Prost, 1991
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Results of P3:

1) Nico Rosberg - 1:15.159
2) Felipe Massa - 1:15.197
3) Sebastian Vettel - 1:15.209
4) Fernando Alonso - 1:15.210
5) Romain Grosjean - 1:15.445
6) Jenson Button - 1:15.471
7) Lewis Hamilton - 1:15.734
8) Michael Schumacher - 1:15.893
9) Sergio Perez - 1:16.110
10) Mark Webber - 1:16.219

Session was red flagged after an accident by Pastor Maldonado. There was no restart.
 
10 place grid penalty for Pastor Maldonado...

Damon Hill will eat his microphone if Lewis Hamilton doesnt take pole position and win the race
 
Red Flag: Sergio Perez has crashed
 
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