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Danny Grayne · 03-07-05, 01:39 PM

Hello,

The Renault R25s were very fast but the Mac Laren that was supposed to be a "lap time killer" was bad all along the week end.
The Ferrari doesn't seems too bad though it's a 2004 version, what happen when they'll release the 2005 one ?
Some surprises came from Red Bul and other no-top teams. The season seems to start woth more suspense than the previous but an engine must last two races ...
I'm impatient to view the next race with "normal" testings.
The F1 races are no more an addition of 3 or 4 qualifiyng sessions, that is great.

Here comes the sun ...

03-07-05, 01:39 PM	#4 (permalink)
Danny Grayne Rookie Join Date: Oct 2004 GT40: Belgium Posts: 64 Rep Power: 4	Re: Australian Grand Prix Hello, The Renault R25s were very fast but the Mac Laren that was supposed to be a "lap time killer" was bad all along the week end. The Ferrari doesn't seems too bad though it's a 2004 version, what happen when they'll release the 2005 one ? Some surprises came from Red Bul and other no-top teams. The season seems to start woth more suspense than the previous but an engine must last two races ... I'm impatient to view the next race with "normal" testings. The F1 races are no more an addition of 3 or 4 qualifiyng sessions, that is great. Here comes the sun ...