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PostPosted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:25 pm 
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Image 2008 FORMULA 1 FUJI TELEVISION JAPANESE GRAND PRIX
10, 11 and 12 September 2008
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Wikipedia wrote:
The Japanese Grand Prix is a race in the calendar of the FIA Formula One World Championship. It is one of the most-loved F1 events of the season, due to the exciting and challenging layout of Suzuka Circuit which hosted many races in the past, and because of its traditional place at the end of the schedule which means that this event has seen a great number of Championship crowns being won and lost.

In the twenty Japanese Grands Prix (1976-1977; 1987-2004), eleven have seen the title destiny decided (1976, 1987-1991, 1996, 1998-2000, and 2003), with five of those events (1976, 1996, 1998-1999 and 2003) being last race Championship deciders.
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Circuit History
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F1.com wrote:
Replacing the legendary Suzuka circuit for the 2007 Japanese Grand Prix (the venues will alternate from 2009), the Fuji Speedway had a tough act to follow. But with Mount Fuji as a backdrop, a multimillion-dollar refurbishment by track design guru Hermann Tilke and an overtaking-friendly 1.5-kilometre straight, Japan's new Grand Prix circuit proved more than ready to take on the challenge.

Originally built in the style of an American speedway in 1966, Fuji is best remembered for hosting the very first Japanese Grand Prix in 1976. The inaugural race was the setting for one of Formula One racing's closest title showdowns, between James Hunt and Niki Lauda. Though the event proved popular, the 1977 race would be the circuit's last appearance on the Formula One world championship calendar for 30 years.

In 2000, Toyota bought a 93 percent stake in the track and three years later Fuji was closed for renovation, before reopening in February 2005. Measuring 4.5 kilometres in length, the results of Tilke's refurbishment were substantial. Combining the original circuit's celebrated straight with his characteristic twists and turns, the new design impressed enough to secure the Japanese race for 2007. Updated and modernised, the track easily rivals other new circuits in Bahrain, Shanghai and Istanbul. Widened tarmac run-off areas have improved driver safety, while the enhanced infrastructure and modern facilities satisfy the demands of both the paddock and the spectators.

Located in Japan's populous Shizuoka Prefecture and just 62 miles from Tokyo, organisers expect to attract up to 220,000 spectators to Fuji over the course of the race weekend, with 110,000 on race day alone. To accommodate the crowds, the circuit boasts some of the calendar's best grandstands, including seating for 24,000 opposite the pits.
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Grand Prix Information
Information on Grand Prix races on current track only.
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Laps                              67
Circuit length                    4.563 km (2.84 miles)
Race length                       305.721 km (190.01 miles)
Turns                             16
Direction                         Clockwise

Most wins by single driver        James Hunt/Mario Andretti/Lewis Hamilton (1)
Most wins by single constructor   McLaren Mercedes (2)

Lap Record Race                   1:28.193
Lap Record Driver                 Lewis Hamilton
Lap Record Team                   McLaren Mercedes

Tires Prime                       Medium
Tires Optional                    Soft
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Timetable
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Local time:                                   GMT + 8 Hour
Central European Times (Spain, Andorra etc.)  GMT + 2 (CET)
Western European Times (UK, Portugal etc.):   GMT + 1
Eastern European Times (Finland etc.):        GMT + 3 Hour

Session                                  GMT              CET              EDT            Stream / Channel
Friday 10th October
Netz Cup Vitz Practice Session        23:45-00:15     01:45-02:15      19:45-20:15    Unknown
Formula One Friday Practice 1         01:00-02:30     03:00-04:30      21:00-22:30    Several Available (See Streams)
Porsche Carrera Cup Japan Pactice     03:00-03:30     05:00-05:30      23:00-23:30    Unknown
Formula One Friday Practice 2         05:00-06:30     07:00-08:30      01:00-02:30    Several Available (See Streams)
Porsche Carrera Cup Qualifying        07:00-07:30     09:00-09:30      03:00-03:30    Unknown

Saturday 11th October
Netz Cup Vitz Qualifyng Session       00:30-01:00     02:30-03:00      20:30-21:00    Unknown
Formula One Saturday Practice         02:00-03:00     04:00-05:00      22:00-23:00    Several Available (See Streams)
Formula One Qualifying                05:00           07:00            01:00          Several Available (See Streams)
Porsche Carrera Cup Japan Race 1      06:30-07:05     08:30-09:05      02:30-03:05    Unknown
   
Sunday 12 October
Netz Cup Vitz Race (8 laps)           01:00-01:30     03:00-03:30      21:00-21:30    Unknown
Porsche Carrera Cup Japan Race 2      02:00-02:35     04:00-04:35      22:00-22:35    Unknown
F1  Race (67 Laps)                    04:30           06:30            00:30          Several Available (See Streams)

Note: All information is correct as of October 6th and is subject to change.
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Current championship standings
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DRIVERS:
Pos   Driver                 Team              Points    Finishes in Pts  Wins   Podiums
1     Lewis Hamilton         McLaren-Mercedes      84                 12     4         9
2     Felipe Massa           Ferrari               77                 10     5         8
3     Robert Kubica          BMW Sauber            64                 12     1         6
4     Kimi Räikkönen         Ferrari               57                  9     2         6
5     Nick Heidfeld          BMW Sauber            56                 10     0         4
6     Heikki Kovalainen      McLaren-Mercedes      51                 10     1         3
7     Fernando Alonso        Renault               38                  9     1         1
8     Sebastian Vettel       STR-Ferrari           27                  7     1         1
9     Jarno Trulli           Toyota                26                  8     0         1
10    Timo Glock             Toyota                20                  4     0         1
11    Mark Webber            Red Bull-Renault      20                  8     0         0
12    Nico Rosberg           Williams-Toyota       17                  5     0         2
13    Nelsinho Piquet Jr.    Renault               13                  3     0         1
14    Rubens Barrichello     Honda                 11                  3     0         1
15    Kazuki Nakajima        Williams-Toyota        9                  5     0         0
16    David Coulthard        Red Bull-Renault       8                  2     0         1
17    Sébastien Bourdais     STR-Ferrari            4                  2     0         0
18    Jenson Button          Honda                  3                  1     0         0
19    Giancarlo Fisichella   Force India-Ferrari    0                  0     0         0
20    Adrian Sutil           Force India-Ferrari    0                  0     0         0
21    Takuma Sato            Super Aguri-Honda      0                  0     0         0
22    Anthony Davidson       Super Aguri-Honda      0                  0     0         0

TEAMS:
Pos   Team               Points       Finishes in Pts   Wins    Podiums
1     McLaren-Mercedes      135                    22      5         12
2     Ferrari               134                    19      7         14
3     BMW Sauber            120                    22      1         10
4     Renault               51                     12      1          2
5     Toyota                46                     12      0          2
6     STR-Ferrari           31                      9      1          1
7     Red Bull-Renault      28                     10      0          1
8     Williams-Toyota       26                     10      0          1
8     Honda                 14                      4      0          1
10    Force India-Ferrari   0                       0      0          0
11    Super Aguri-Honda     0                       0      0          0

Note: Super Aguri withdrew from the championship after round four
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Last Race (2007)
Statistics from the last race on this track.
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Winner                       Lewis Hamilton
Winning team                 McLaren Mercedes
Winning time                 2:00:34.579

Pole time                    1:45.994
Pole driver                  Lewis Hamilton
Pole team                    Ferrari

Fastest lap                  1:28.193
Fastest lap driver           Lewis Hamilton
Fastest lap team             McLaren Mercedes

TBK Rating                   8.22
TBK Rating Position          4th of 18
TBK Rating # Votes           227

TBK TV Rating                2.41
TBK TV Rating Position       18th of 18
TBK TV Rating # Votes        140

Finishers in points:
Pos   Driver                 Team               Laps   Time          Grid   Points
1     Lewis Hamilton         McLaren-Mercedes   67     2:00:34.579      1       10
2     Heikki Kovalainen      Renault            67     +8.377          11        8
3     Kimi Räikkönen         Ferrari            67     +9.478           3        6
4     David Coulthard        Red Bull-Renault   67     +20.297         12        5
5     Giancarlo Fisichella   Renault            67     +38.864         12        5
6     Felipe Massa           Ferrari            67     +49.042          4        3
7     Robert Kubica          BMW Sauber         67     +49.285          9        2
8     Adrian Sutil           Spyker-Ferrari     67     +1:00.129       20        1
4     Lewis Hamitlon         McLaren-Mercedes   44     +23.615          4        5
5     Nick Heidfeld          BMW Sauber         44     +51.879          6        4
6     Nico Rosberg           Williams-Toyota    44     +1:16.876        5        3
7     Mark Webber            Red Bull-Renault   44     +1:20.639        7        2
8     Heikki Kovalainen      Renault            44     +1:25.106        9        1
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Best Times Last Race (2007)
Best times set during the race weekend.
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Code:
Fastest lap                  1:18.734
Fastest lap driver           Lewis Hamilton
Fastest lap team             McLaren-Mercedes
Session                      Friday Practice 2

Sector 1 time                21.494 seconds
Sector 1 driver              Felipe Massa
Sector 1 team                Ferrari
Session                      Friday Practice 2

Sector 2 time                28.721 seconds
Sector 2 driver              Lewis Hamilton
Sector 2 team                McLaren-Mercedes
Session                      Friday Practice 2

Sector 3 time                28.409 seconds
Sector 3 driver              Lewis Hamilton
Sector 3 team                McLaren-Mercedes
Session                      Friday Practice 2

Combined best lap            1:18.624

Notes:
Best sector times of races are unavailable, the sector times presented are the fastest ones of those that are available and may not represent the fastest times during the weekend.[/spoiler]

Weather
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Accuweather[/spoiler]

Live Streams
[spoiler]Programs used: Sopcast, TVU Player, PPMate, TV Ants
Schedule
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CHANNEL            STREAM          STREAM ID  TYPE                FP1  FP2  FP3  Qualifying  Race  
ITV                ITV Web         N/A        Flash - Web based     X    X                X     X
SpeedTV            Wheels          N/A        TVU Player                 X                X       
Star Sports        Star Sports     10005      TVU Player                                  X     X
                   Star Sports     N/A        PPMate                                      X     X
CCTV5              CCTV5           10007      TVUPlayer                                         X
                   CCTV5           6002       SopCast                                           X 
RTL                RTL Web         N/A        MMS - Web based                             X     X
Eurosport France   Eurosport (?)   N/A        TVAnts                X    X    X                     

Links:
ITV,ITV Proxy, Wheels, Star Sports TVU, Star Sports PPMate, CCTV 5 SopCast, CCTV 5 TVU, CCTV 5 TVAnts, CCTV 5 PPMate, RTL
Notes:
  • For future use of the ITV stream you can save the .swf file to your hard drive and play it from there. You may lose the player controls though. It is possible that you may need a UK proxy for the ITV stream at some point.
  • There should be a SopCast stream for FP3, but it is very unstable due to it's high load and will suffer from a lot of buffering. Avoid it if you can.
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Radio Streams

Video Threads
MT89 Premiere F1 Videos 2008
AE-F1 Season 2008
Mäth's Formula 1 SpeedTV 2008 thread

Live Timing
Live Timing for all sessions, requires Java & account on F1.com:
http://www.formula1.com/services/live_t ... popup.html

Results
Free Practice 1
Free Practice 2
Free Practice 3
Qualifying
Race

Sources and links:
Wikipedia - Japanese Grand Prix
The Official Formula 1 Website
Japanese Grand Prix Official Website

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seems like you missed the start


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 4:29 pm 
Wat

Doesn't matter what I say, one of the uber-srs mods will put their crap in anyway


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Anyone know any predictions for the weather?


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Cloudy but nice. :(


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Autosport Live are like, really really sure it won't rain, but some guys commented in it saying there's forecasts of very high chance of rain for Saturday.

Who the hell knows.

http://live.autosport.com/commentary.php/id/52


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Should be interesting if we got a dry race so Ferrari will use their advantage, if it will be wet then it got to be McLaren providing Hamilton won't make a mistake or someone springs up a surprise.


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PostPosted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 5:14 pm 
Should be a nice green track for practice and quali regardless

I think after 3 crazy races we perhaps need a calmer one


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But if the low temperatures are expected, Ferrari will struggle at the begining of stints.


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if the race is going to be shit I'll blame the first post of this Thread


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I'll add the stuff to the first post of the thread when I've collected all the data.


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if the race is going to be shit I'll blame the first post of this Thread

And if it's amazing?


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I'll blame Toyota.


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I'll blame Toyota.


they only can be blamed in US, there they are Motorsports Satan

BTW will be a boring race


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Tyre compound & options:
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Choice    Bridgestone Compound
Prime (Hard)    Medium
Option (Soft)    Soft

Session    Dry Sets    Wet Sets
Friday Test    2 Prime   2 Option    1 Wet   1 Extreme
Saturday Practice    1 Prime   1 Option    4 Wet   3 Extreme
Qualifying and Race    4 Prime   4 Option


Apart from this i know .. both Ferrari drivers will have new gearbox(which has to survive remaining races) & engine :thumbsup:


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Lookinf forward to this race, as it was a treat last year, if we have crazyness again thats great if we have a dry regular race, at least we can see what the track can bring to F1.


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Mattzel89 wrote:
if the race is going to be shit I'll blame the first post of this Thread


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if the race is going to be shit I'll blame the first post of this Thread

And if it's amazing?


I'll praise DA's update


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I have to say that Japanese time zone is a bitch to convert from. Took me quite a while to correct the times for that.


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if the race is going to be shit I'll blame the first post of this Thread

And if it's amazing?


I'll praise DA's update

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