Dave
Honorary Master
8am here
Are you sure? If it’s 6am UK then it’ll be 7am SA, Sky Sportd F1 are also showing the race as starting at 6am UK.
Quali is showing as 7am UK/ 8am SA though.
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8am here
Race start I think at 8am ie lights out. I think from 6 to 8 could be pre race build upAre you sure? If it’s 6am UK then it’ll be 7am SA, Sky Sportd F1 are also showing the race as starting at 6am UK.
Quali is showing as 7am UK/ 8am SA though.
Race start I think at 8am ie lights out. I think from 6 to 8 could be pre race build up
Japanese F1 race, is the one I always get wrong with time. I always miss it , or part of the race
F1 live: When's the Japanese GP on Sky Sports and how can you watch?
Qualifying at 7am on Saturday, lights out at 6am on Sunday
Just to clarify for those being confused still...
We are GMT+2
Therefore ..
FP3 @ 05:00am
Quali @ 08:00am
Race @ 07:00am
The above is the staring times, not build-up and the likes that will be a few hours / minutes earlier.![]()
Yes, but I never trust you okes. You could tell me 7am, and then the race starts at 5am, and then I miss seeing Vettel winYou could have just tagged @Icemanbrfc![]()
Yes, but I never trust you okes. You could tell me 7am, and then the race starts at 5am, and then I miss seeing Vettel win![]()
Do you also miss unicorns and funny Adam Sandler movies too?
South African times from F1.com
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I remember Schumacher having a shot at his first Championship at Ferrari at Suzuka, did a great quali, then stalled it on the grid and popped a tyre in the race. Not a good track for Ferrari.
Hahaha... They last won in Suzuka in 2004 I think.Remembers race from 1998.
Decides track is bad for team.
???
Profit![]()
Is everyone also under the assumption that the championship battle is over from here? Vettel would need a huge slice of luck to recover IMO.
Rubens?Hahaha... They last won in Suzuka in 2004 I think.
Stroll should have been much more to the left, as he was entering a left hander, that didn't require him to still be that far to the right. If you look at the car that follows the incident, he takes that left hander, without any issues, and tightly tucked up around the curve taking it.
Rubens?
Okay thanks...Schumie if I'm not mistaken
edit: Yep, it was Schumi:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_Japanese_Grand_Prix