Fernando Alonso became the youngest Champion in History at the 2005 Brazillian Grand Prix. The Emotional Spaniard took 3rd after a spectacular Mc Laren 1-2. No body could deny the youngest Champion who through out the season outdrove, outclassed and outlasted everyone of his competitors.
World Championship leader Fernando Alonso took pole for the 2005 Brazillian Grand Prix clocking the quickest time of 1m 11.988s. He will be joined by Juan Pablo Montoya who was 0.157s slower. Teammate Fisichella lines up behind the Spaniard, Kimi Raikonnen managed a 5th place start behind Jenson Button after a first corner mistake cost him about 0.5s.
To regret one’s own experiences is to arrest one’s own development. To deny one’s own experiences is to put a lie into the lips of one’s life. It is no less than a denial of the soul. — Oscar Wilde
Just had a peep at the Friday Practice times on A1GP’s Official Website. Karun made only 5 laps yesterday and no laps in the second session. He was placed 25th and last in both(kindof like Deja Vu from F1 and Narian). Probably there was some minor problem or something(common problem) but as the saying in … Read more
Just had a look at Google Earth and Bangalore looks awesome. I was marking the landmarks I could recognise and thought how cool would it be to able to mark the entire city :). Im not sure if its done yet but I have uploaded the file (Bangalore Landmarks.kmz), it has most of the landmarks … Read more