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[Marco]

na antiga, passavas a abrir nessa ultima chicane. a diferença é q as velocidades serão mais lentas e dada configuração do circuito e dos presumiveis setups, nada de novo trara. pelo contrario so acho q vai complicar e originar mais toques.
se for por ai, ta conseguido.
tiram de um lado e colocam noutro

[Rui Azevedo]

ArrayValencia confirmed for 2008
10 May 2007

Bernie Ecclestone has signed a seven-year deal for Valencia to host a Formula One Grand Prix, starting next season. The deal was announced at a press conference in the Spanish city on Thursday.

Ecclestone was accompanied by Valencia's mayor Rita Barbera and Valencian government's president Francisco Camps at the announcement. The race will take place on a street circuit and a paddock and pit complex is thought to be planned for the industrial area of the city. The track will cover the city centre and the harbour area.

The announcement confirms that there will be two Spanish Grands Prix over the next few seasons at least as Barcelona has a deal till 2011. This comes as no surprise following the increased Spanish thirst for F1 thanks to Fernando Alonso's success. During the height of Michael Schumacher's popularity there was also two Grands Prix in Germany.

in: http://f1.gpupdate.net/en/news/2007/05/10/...irmed_for_2008/[/quote]

Será que um circuito citadino tem melhores condições do que um circuito fechado? Aparentemente sim. Alguns não têm condições para receber a F1, outros só precisam de uma estrada e tal...

[Berto Carvalho]

ArraySerá que um circuito citadino tem melhores condições do que um circuito fechado? Aparentemente sim. Alguns não têm condições para receber a F1, outros só precisam de uma estrada e tal...[/quote]
É a Alonsomania, neste momento o mercado Espanhol da F1 dá muito dinheiro e era inevitável que isto acontecesse, tal como se fez na Alemanha por causa do Schumacher e na Itália para a Ferrari.
Só acho estranho não usarem o circuito Ricardo Tomo que tem condições mais que suficientes.

[Marco]

o Ricardo Tomo parece uma pista de kartings...

e depois um circuito citadino da outra imagem e marketing à cidade.
podiam era fazer com 1 semana de diferença...afinal Barcelona e Valencia são tão proximas...

[João Augusto]

Arrayhttp://www.formula1.com/news/6063.html

Singapore will host a round of the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship, it was confirmed on Friday. The race, to be held on a new street circuit, will be the first night-time event in Formula One history.

The announcement follows the agreement of a five-year deal between FOM CEO Bernie Ecclestone, Singapore entrepreneur Mr Ong Beng Seng, and the Singapore Tourism Board.

“I am very pleased to welcome Singapore to the Formula One family and we look forward to this exotic addition to the championship,” said Ecclestone. “This will be the first fully lit street race in Formula One.

“As a night race we anticipate it will quickly establish itself as one of the most dramatic and atmospheric races on our calendar. I know the Formula One drivers, teams and fans are all looking forward to coming to Singapore next year.”

The new race is scheduled to take place towards the end of the calendar in September or October. The timing of the night event means it can be broadcast at a convenient time for European TV audiences as well as thrilling local fans. It is also expected to have a hugely positive economic impact on the region.

"We are delighted to have reached a deal to bring this landmark event to Singapore, and look forward to working with F1, the Singapore Tourism Board and the business community to deliver a great race and vibrant support events together with the very best of Singapore’s famed hospitality and cuisine.” Ong added.

The Singapore Grand Prix will take place on public roads around the Marina Bay area. The design proposal includes powerful lighting systems that will replicate daylight conditions and the most stringent safety protocols will be applied to ensure driver and spectator safety.

Grandstand seating and hospitality areas lining the track will be able to accommodate more than 80,000 spectators, while a permanent pit area with deluxe paddock facilities will be built adjacent to the existing Singapore Flyer complex.

“It will be more than just a motor race,” commented Singapore’s Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Mr S Iswaran. “We envision it to be a national festival, and one that presents many opportunities for participation for everyone, both visitors and Singaporeans alike.

“Singaporeans are excited about the race coming to Singapore and I share their enthusiasm. Singapore looks forward to welcoming the Formula One drivers, teams and fans to Singapore next year.”

The Singapore Grand Prix will be managed by Singapore GP Pte Ltd, a newly incorporated race promotion company formed between Komoco Motors and regional events company Lushington Entertainments, via its parent company Reef Enterprises.[/quote]
Bem, 2008 em grande... :beta:

[Rui Sousa]

Olhem bem para este &quot;postal&quot;<!--sizec--><!--/sizec-->

Camisinha branca e as flores (deve ser ainda da publicidade ao comercial Fiat em que faz de Florista), ainda estou como o outro...

Sapatinho branco a enfermeiro, já está a passar o limite do tolerável...

Cintinho a &quot;foda-se&quot; é que já é ultrapassar todos os limites...

SLB: E os óculos, são um primor...

[João Augusto]

Vai ser gay em breve

[Rui Sousa]

Será que vai ao concerto do Jorge Miguel em Coimbra!!! :D

[Marco]

pq Rui, vais-lhe dar o backstage pass que tens? :D

[Rui Sousa]

Dassss... não me digas que agora és Polícia e andes a fiscalizar os WC!!! :D