The Space of Motor-Sports

15 years have passed since the fateful San Marino Grand Prix on May 1st 1994. That was the day which I never forget and changed my life forever.

Senna’s influence is still felt today. It is really difficult to say how his fans are feeling today, including me.

People still tend to compare every drive with Ayrton. Since Michael Schumacher, Hakkinen, then Montoya, Alonso, now Hamilton. It is fair to say many people still think Ayrton still IS the GREATEST racing driver ever.

I personally would consider that Ayrton's contribution to motorsport, his country, his people, and the world was beyond a normal F1 world champion's contribution. His legendary races, such as 93's European GP, 89's Japanese GP, 92's Monaco GP and so many, were just unforgetable.

Ayrton is simply the best.

Happy Birthday Ayrton Senna

Sebastien Loeb and his co-driver Daniel Elena break the last record of World Rally Championship History (I believe) by winning their fifth world championship in a row after scoring 3rd place in Rally Japan. Now, Loeb is officially the most successful driver in WRC history due to no one has won as many world titles, total races as he has done.

What a race. I can't believe what I saw in the race. I waited for almost 70 laps to see Hamilton droping to 6th place, which he did, and waited for half of the season to see Massa winning the world title which he did not...untile the last corner of the last lap of the last race.....

 

I have to say Tim Glock, you should never win the world title ever ever ever!!!! You useless idiot can't even sustain two more corners.....Useless....

 

The rain in Sao Paulo changed everything, well, almost. Brazilians waited for more than a decade to see their new World Champion, but failed to do so. Massa, Raikkonen, Alonso and Vettel did whatever they could in the race, to stop the stupid Hamilton, who even forgot how to put the steering wheel back to the car after the race, winning the title.

 

Especially, Vettel should be titled the "Man of eleminating idiots' dreams". He overtook Hamilton in the second last lap and maintained his lead over Hamilton. This was to me very very very brave, encouraging and "sustainable" until useless Tim Glock somehow lost the control of his rubbish Toyota. Whho knows what exactly happened? But nothing is important but the the fact of the winner of the season.

 

Ok, Britain has its new Champion now, Mc'Laren won its 1st driver title after Mika's in 1999. But, they lost the constractor's championship which they, specifically, Ron Dannis did not evern care. The team put so much effort on the idiot. Well, fortunately for them, they did get something, otherwise.......

 

David Coulthard ended his 14-year F1 career by crashing out at the 1st corner of the race, what a disappointing end. This reminded me Michael Schumacher's ending in 2006, a little bit similar. 

 

2008 F1 season is over. I am looking forward for the next season. I really wish to see Alonso being in a normal car and challenging the new world champion, Lewis Hamilton.

Sorry people, I am just so busy....no time to type my views....