The F1 GP in China was really a great game. In this game I want to mention a person especially, his name is Mark Webber. He was really awesome in that game. On April 16th he didn't have a great performance in the qualifying, he was eliminated in Q1 and only got the 18th starting position. Though he didn't get advantage in the qualifying, he finally win the third of the game by his driving technique and good team strategy.
Mark Webber's performance reminded me that Kimi also had done something similar to him, but better than him. It was the game in 2005, the Japanese GP held in Suzuka. Kimi only got the 17th starting position, what he did better than Webber was that he won the championship in the final. That was really a very awesome game!!!
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Malaysian Grand Prix
This Sunday, April 10th, the second game of F1 was held in Malaysia. Except the champion, the top three drivers are different to the last game. But the men who won the second and the third places were from the same team, it means that there is a big gap between the teams in the technical phase. By the way, the driver who won the championship in Malaysia is Sebastian Vettel.
To win a championship in F1 Grand Prix is very difficult, it needs luck and good driving technique. Besides, a good team and teammates is also a very important factor.
To win a championship in F1 Grand Prix is very difficult, it needs luck and good driving technique. Besides, a good team and teammates is also a very important factor.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Qualifying
The qualifying is the game before every GP. The F1 drivers' start order is decided on the ranking of the qualifying, so it is a very important game to those F1 drivers.
There are three part in the qualifying. The rules of qualifying is a bit complicated, so I don't explan it too much here. The champion of the qualifying is called P.P.(Pole Position), but how come it has such a strange name? Actually, I don't know either.
In 2011 an important rule returned to F1, called 107 percent qualifying regulation. This rule was last seen in 2002, however, it was reintroduced in 2011. Because of the rule, this year all cars' Q1 lap time must be within 107 percent of the fastest in that phase of qualifying or it would lose the right to participate the GP. For instance, if the fastest car is 1min40sec, the cars which grades slower than 1min47sec are not permitted to participate the GP.
There are three part in the qualifying. The rules of qualifying is a bit complicated, so I don't explan it too much here. The champion of the qualifying is called P.P.(Pole Position), but how come it has such a strange name? Actually, I don't know either.
In 2011 an important rule returned to F1, called 107 percent qualifying regulation. This rule was last seen in 2002, however, it was reintroduced in 2011. Because of the rule, this year all cars' Q1 lap time must be within 107 percent of the fastest in that phase of qualifying or it would lose the right to participate the GP. For instance, if the fastest car is 1min40sec, the cars which grades slower than 1min47sec are not permitted to participate the GP.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Australian Grand Prix
Last Sunday the first game was held in Australia. Originally, the first game should be held in Bahrain on Mar 13th, but it was forced to postpone the game because of the internal rebellion. The FIA hopes the organizer of Bahrain Grand Prix can make the final decision as to whether they can hold the game or not before May 1st, but it seems to be all the more difficult to hold such a big game in that kind of situation.
Return to the topic, the champion of Australian Grand Prix is Sebastian Vettel. He overtook the second one with a full 22 seconds. It is really a big gap in F1!
Return to the topic, the champion of Australian Grand Prix is Sebastian Vettel. He overtook the second one with a full 22 seconds. It is really a big gap in F1!
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