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writes

LOL

Monaco's a wonderfully historic place to hold an F1 event but is it
realistic for the only exciting races to happen once in a blue moon when
rain causes all those crashes?
Ninety percent of the time Monaco is a boring procession and ten percent a
demolition derby.

Slatts

Now I remember the reasons I watch F1. I cannot (ATM) think of a better
race.

I remember watching the battle between Senna and Mansell at Monaco, and
Senna taking out Prost/ Prost taking out Senna. I was actually lucky enough
to be there when MS won in the pit lane. I have memories of some of the
greats winning races from way back on the grid, and also of Damon Hill
almost winning in an Arrows: But this race is definitely one which will
remain in my memory for a very very long time.

I guess it should keep the Monaco critics quiet for a while (well, until
next May anyway!).

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BBC 4, Monday 26 May, 21:00 (also at 00:30 and probably again later in week).

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Monaco Grand Prix
First Practice - Thursday 22 May 2008 - 10:00-11:30

## Driver Team Time Lps Gap %%Gap Km/hr mph
===============================================================================
1 K Räikkönen Ferrari 1'15.948 26 0.000 0.000 158.319 98.375
22 L Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes 1'16.216 27 0.268 0.353 157.762 98.029
23 H Kovalainen McLaren-Mercedes 1'16.248 28 0.300 0.395 157.696 97.988
2 F Massa Ferrari 1'16.292 26 0.344 0.453 157.605 97.931
7 N Rosberg Williams-Toyota 1'16.653 27 0.705 0.928 156.863 97.470
4 R Kubica BMW Sauber-BMW 1'16.834 23 0.886 1.167 156.493 97.240

5 F Alonso Renault 1'17.498 25 1.550 2.041 155.152 96.407
17 R Barrichello Honda 1'17.511 26 1.563 2.058 155.126 96.391
10 M Webber Red Bull-Renault 1'17.798 23 1.850 2.436 154.554 96.035
21 G Fisichella Force India-Ferrari 1'17.835 26 1.887 2.485 154.481 95.990
12 T Glock Toyota 1'17.942 26 1.994 2.625 154.269 95.858

Bernie Ecclestone on Wednesday said there are currently no plans to
stage a British grand prix in 2010.
http://www.grandprixmagazine.com/f1/F1-_Ecclestone_-_No_British_GP_in_2010.shtml

Female engineer fuels Ferrari F1 team
Extracting every ounce of power for Ferrari is just a typical day at the
paddock for 33-year-old

Nika Rolczewski
Toronto Star
May 17, 2008
http://wheels.ca/reviews/article/244705

Lisa Lilley loves her job. For 18 weekends a year, she follows Formula One
teams around the world, spending her time in the Ferrari paddock.

Not as a fan, but as technology manager for Ferrari Shell Global Solutions.

Lilley is responsible for extracting every ounce of power from the fuel and
lubricants used on the scarlet-red race cars of Felipe Massa and Kimi
Raikkonen, as well as making sure that the team's Shell V-Power fuel meets
the standards imposed by the sport's governing body.

The 33-year-old British engineer, who joined Shell 12 years ago after
graduating with a degree in chemical process engineering, is one of the few
women in the male-dominated world of motorsport.

All-time Top 60

I've added this list at the bottom, below the four main lists.

Numbers in brackets () in second column indicate table positions before
adding the most recent GP (IE the change in table position).

GPs - number of GPs counted for each driver (from the last 100)

[-1] [+1], etc. - number of GPs deleted/added to driver's record since
the last event
PP - number of Pole Positions (in the last 100)
W - number of Wins (in the last 100)
FL - number of Fastest Laps (in the last 100)
Points - these are 'my' points, allocated for many & various things, not
just wins, poles, f.laps, etc.
[Change] - the change in points after adding the most recent GP data
** - current drivers

The Last 100 GPs (~5 years)
===========================

First race (GP #1) - French GP, 21 July 2002
Last race (GP #100) - Turkish GP, 11 May 2008