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Usred sezone?Zašto nije prije bio ilegalan?Dodi_napalm je napisao/la:Čače mozemo i o tome, bentton su prekopali parvputa i sve je bilo ok, makar su svi cekali i nadali se da budu nekaj nasli. mass dumper s druge strane je bil cista prica, ilegalan element-vadi van.
Osim - da li bi Schumi prihvatio ulogu drugog vozača (što bi, nažalost, sigurno bio) ?!Pa i u Mercu je već drugi vozačdmarijon je napisao/la:Ha, ništa nije nezamislivo...
opet paljevina..Chuck Norris je napisao/la:Pa i u Mercu je već drugi vozačdmarijon je napisao/la:Ha, ništa nije nezamislivo...
nisu normalni.. pošalju ga na tvrdim gumama da se vadiMichael Schumacher admitted he was simply not fully focused when he lost control of his Mercedes during second practice for the German Grand Prix.
The German crashed in the stadium section with some four minutes of the session left when he drove over the white line in the tricky conditions. His car suffered heavy damaged on all four corners and practice was red-flagged.
The seven-time champion said the accident was his fault.
"Basically I've not been fully concentrated. I was on the radio and I was doing some other changes to the car and touched the white line," said Schumacher of his crash.
Schumacher finished in 23rd position on a very tricky day for the teams, with rain coming and going both in the morning and the afternoon.
The German conceded the changeable conditions meant the day was not too useful.
"It didn't help us a lot, because the conditions were so inconsistent that we couldn't learn a big deal," he said.
He said, however, that it was worth running in the wet as qualifying is also expected to be hit by rain on Saturday.
"It is what it is, so you have to make the best of it. We are going to qualify probably in wet conditions so that's why it makes sense to go out and try the car and get the set-up right and so on. But it's guesswork for Sunday, definitely."
oduži se ovo moje uživanjeToon je napisao/la:...odahnuo si? napokon? omjer je napokon nijansu poboljšao?...ovakvi postovi me uvijek vrate u ono doba kad sam omalovažavao Michaela i njegove ljubitelje...jednostavno: hvala ti na tome...lijepo se prisjetiti davnih naivnih dana...i sada onako bezobrazno ću reći (a ti to shvati kako želiš) - uživaj do slijedeće utrke...vidc je napisao/la:kako god došao do podija, imao il ne imao sreće, činjenica je da je u utrci razvalio rosberga
Michael Schumacher says his second row grid slot for Sunday's German GP was better than he had expected.
The seven-time World Champion, who has won his home grand prix on four occasions, qualified fourth for Sunday's 67-lap race.
However, Mark Webber's gearbox penalty means Schumacher will be elevated to third, sandwiched between fellow Germans Sebastian Vettel and Nico Hulkenberg.
"That's certainly a nice way to start the German Grand Prix," said the 43-year-old.
"We had been expecting a position between fifth and seventh on the grid, so fourth in qualifying, which will become third place on the grid, is even better.
"Naturally I'm particularly happy for all the Mercedes colleagues in the grandstands: they support us throughout the year and we wanted to give something back to them.
"In any case, we can be satisfied with this result. Perhaps it would have been even better to change to a new set of tyres right at the end, but I don't think we could have done much more today."
The German is now looking ahead to Sunday's grand prix and the possibility of a fifth German GP victory.
"Now we have to focus completely on tomorrow's race," he said. "We know that it should be dry tomorrow and we should be more competitive here than we were in Silverstone."
