Weather cloudy with some sunshine and quite windy.
Looking forward to qualifing   

Schedule

All left coast times

FRI Practice 1     02:00
FRI Practice 2    06:00
SAT Practice    02:00
SAT Qualifying    05:00
SUN Race            05:00

How about Adrian Sutil up there in practice?

British Grand Prix â€" Qualifying times

1. Sebastian Vettel   Germany   Red Bull-Renault   1m 19.509s
2. Rubens Barrichello   Brazil    Brawn-Mercedes   1m 19.856s
3. Mark Webber   Australia   Red Bull-Renault   1m 19.868s
4. Jarno Trulli    Italy    Toyota-Toyota    1m 20.091s
5. Kazuki Nakajima   Japan    Williams-Toyota   1m 20.216s
6. Jenson Button   Britain    Brawn-Mercedes   1m 20.289s
7. Nico Rosberg   Germany   Williams-Toyota   1m 20.361s
8. Timo Glock    Germany   Toyota-Toyota    1m 20.490s
9. Kimi Raikkonen   Finland    Ferrari-Ferrari    1m 20.715s
10. Fernando Alonso   Spain    Renault-Renault   1m 20.741s
11. Felipe Massa   Brazil    Ferrari-Ferrari    1m 18.927s
12. Robert Kubica   Poland    BMW Sauber    1m 19.308s
13. Heikki Kovalainen   Finland    McLaren-Mercedes   1m 19.353s
14. Nelson Piquet Jr   Brazil    Renault-Renault   1m 19.392s
15. Nick Heidfeld   Germany   BMW Sauber    1m 19.448s
16. Giancarlo Fisichella   Italy    Force India-Mercedes   1m 19.802s
17. Sebastien Bourdais   France    Toro Rosso-Ferrari   1m 19.898s
18. Adrian Sutil    Germany   Force India-Mercedes   1m 19.909s
19. Lewis Hamilton   Britain    McLaren-Mercedes   1m 19.917s
20. Sebastien Buemi   Switzerland   Toro Rosso-Ferrari   1m 20.236s

British Grand Prix â€" Race result

1. Sebastian Vettel   Germany   Red Bull-Renault   60 laps    1hr 22m 49.328s
2. Mark Webber   Australia   Red Bull-Renault   +00m 15.1s
3. Rubens Barrichello   Brazil    Brawn-Mercedes   +00m 41.1s
4. Felipe Massa    Brazil    Ferrari-Ferrari    +00m 45.0s
5. Nico Rosberg   Germany   Williams-Toyota   +00m 45.9s
6. Jenson Button   Britain    Brawn-Mercedes   +00m 46.2s
7. Jarno Trulli    Italy    Toyota-Toyota    +01m 08.3s
8. Kimi Raikkonen   Finland    Ferrari-Ferrari    +01m 09.6s

9. Timo Glock    Germany   Toyota-Toyota    +01m 09.8s
10. Giancarlo Fisichella   Italy    Force India-Mercedes   +01m 11.5s
11. Kazuki Nakajima   Japan    Williams-Toyota   +01m 14.0s
12. Nelson Piquet Jr   Brazil    Renault-Renault   +1 lap
13. Robert Kubica   Poland    BMW Sauber    +1 lap
14. Fernando Alonso   Spain    Renault-Renault   +1 lap
15. Nick Heidfeld   Germany   BMW Sauber    +1 lap
16. Lewis Hamilton   Britain    McLaren-Mercedes   +1 lap
17. Adrian Sutil    Germany   Force India-Mercedes   +1 lap
18. Sebastien Buemi   Switzerland   Toro Rosso-Ferrari   +1 lap

Rtd Sebastien Bourdais   France    Toro Rosso-Ferrari   37 laps completed
Rtd Heikki Kovalainen   Finland    McLaren-Mercedes   36 laps completed

Wow.... Vettal just ran away with it. The kids got some serious talent. A lot of good mid-pack dicing going on as well with a strong showing from Fisi.

German GP

Where's the fell asleep smiley. 

Quote from: kopfjager on July 12, 2009, 01:16:18 PM
German GP

Where's the fell asleep smiley. 

It was an interesting race from a strategy standpoint, but I was sort of hoping for some weather action.

to Weber

Quote from: superjohn on July 12, 2009, 04:32:18 PM
It was an interesting race from a strategy standpoint, but I was sort of hoping for some weather action.

to Weber

make the beast with two backs a bunch of strategy. I can see that in a Chess match. I want to see some racing. Qualifying is becoming more exciting. 

Congratulations to Mark Weber. It only took 130 races. 

Quote from: kopfjager on July 12, 2009, 05:37:24 PM
make the beast with two backs a bunch of strategy. I can see that in a Chess match. I want to see some racing. Qualifying is becoming more exciting. 

Congratulations to Mark Weber. It only took 130 races. 

So, I'm curious. I've been watching F1 since '88 and Indycar since '82 or so. In all that time, I don't have many recollections of multi-car duels every single race all season long. In fact, the last few years have been pretty exciting compared to the years when half the field broke, or ran out of gas. Are you just hopeful for NASCAR-esque side-by-side duels on a street course?

Quote from: superjohn on July 12, 2009, 06:26:06 PM
So, I'm curious. I've been watching F1 since '88 and Indycar since '82 or so. In all that time, I don't have many recollections of multi-car duels every single race all season long. In fact, the last few years have been pretty exciting compared to the years when half the field broke, or ran out of gas. Are you just hopeful for NASCAR-esque side-by-side duels on a street course?

I really don't know. I have been watching all of them since the 70's. I guess I'm looking for more ALMS/Grand Am type racing. Actually racing each other on the Track. It happens occasionally.