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I like the look of this years cars. Not sure about the 09 car.


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Speedworx wrote:
I like the look of this years cars. Not sure about the 09 car.
Same here, the current chassi is awesome, one of the most beautiful I ever saw, I hope the new chassi will look better when the teams presents the liveries for 2009 season.


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I'm not sure anything can make them look better:

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Add me to the ones that like the old car better.


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More pics...

João Paulo de Oliveira, first pole ever from a brazilian driver in F-Nippon

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Tsugio Matsuda, after 6 poles in a row he lost the pole position for Oliveira

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Takashi Kogure saved the day for PIAA NAKAJIMA with his 3rd time, his teammate Loic Duval was only 11th

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Oliveira, very happy with his first pole, will the first win come in this race?

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Matsuda, only needs to finish 6th in the first race to win the championship

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Takashi Kogure, very concentrated

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Great pics. Where you getting them from?


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Image links to go this site: http://www.fmotor.jp/


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The old car looks also much better IMO, but with those great liveries in this series they might turn alright.

Any change that Carlo Van Dam will be driving in F-Nippon next year? He looks close involved with Toms.


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Fish88 wrote:
The old car looks also much better IMO, but with those great liveries in this series they might turn alright.

Any change that Carlo Van Dam will be driving in F-Nippon next year? He looks close involved with Toms.
Carlo Van Dam, after today F3 race, won the championship, I don't know about next year, but the natural way is to go to Formula Nippon :thumbsup:


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Is there any coverage at all of F.Nippon in Europe?


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Lucasjeha wrote:
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The old car looks also much better IMO, but with those great liveries in this series they might turn alright.

Any change that Carlo Van Dam will be driving in F-Nippon next year? He looks close involved with Toms.
Carlo Van Dam, after today F3 race, won the championship, I don't know about next year, but the natural way is to go to Formula Nippon :thumbsup:
Talking about him...

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Yeah that's why I mentioned it, awesome job by him. And I don't think it will be bad for his career if he stays and stick for F Nippon. Love the Super GT so would be nice too if he can get a ride there next year (already did some laps in the 1000km).

Now hoping he can put a great result in Macau.


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Formula Nippon 2008 Round 7 @ Fuji Warmup Final Results

01 - Robert Streit (BRA) - STONEMARKET - 1:27.454
02 - Kosuke Matsuura (JAP) - DoCoMo DANDELION - 1:27.566
03 - Loic Duval (FRA) - PIAA NAKAJIMA - 1:27.629
04 - João Paulo de Oliveira (BRA) - KONDO RACING - 1:27.685
05 - Yuji Tachikawa (JAP) - CERUMO/INGING - 1:27.759
06 - Ronnie Quintarelli (ITA) - CERUMO/INGING - 1:27.964
07 - Tsugio Matsuda (JAP) - LAWSON IMPUL - 1:28.043
08 - Takeshi Tsuchiya (JAP) - DoCoMo DANDELION - 1:28.085
09 - Takashi Kogure (JAP) - PIAA NAKAJIMA - 1:28.207
10 - Richard Lyons (IRL) - TP Checker IMPUL - 1:28.289
11 - Naoki Yokomizo (JAP) - KONDO RACING - 1:28.336
12 - Benoit Treluyer (FRA) - LAWSON IMPUL - 1:28.342
13 - Andre Lotterer (GER) - PETRONAS TOM'S - 1:28.411
14 - Satoshi Motoyama (JAP) - Team LeMans - 1:28.432
15 - Hiroaki Ishiura (JAP) - Team LeMans - 1:28.481
16 - Toshihiro Kaneishi (JAP) - SG 5ZIGEN - 1:28.481
17 - Seiji Ara (JAP) - PETRONAS TOM'S - 1:28.528
18 - Takuya Izawa (JAP) - ARTA - 1:28.871
19 - Katsuyuki Hiranaka (JAP) - SG 5ZIGEN - 1:28.990
20 - Yuji Ide (JAP) - ARTA - 1:29.123


Robert Streit, fastest in the warmup, starting from 16th will he be able to do a good race?

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The biggest surprise of the warmup, Matsuura, 2nd fastest

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Duval, 3rd in the warmup, but 11th in the grid, very difficult race ahead

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*Motegi photo*Matsuda followed by Oliveira, will Matsuda be able to pass Oliveira in the race?

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Race 2 classified after 5 laps + red flag + safety car start.

Must have been biblical rain.


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Speedworx wrote:
Race 2 classified after 5 laps + red flag + safety car start.

Must have been biblical rain.
No, it wasn't, Donington Park Superleague race 2 had more rain than Fuji, the problem is the Fuji circuit organizers, they didn't let the race go on


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n00b question, but here it goes. Why did they divide the Suzuka race in two? And apparently, other races have been divided as well...


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Ebessan wrote:
I prefer the new car. The current car is a chunky piece of shit.

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n00b question, but here it goes. Why did they divide the Suzuka race in two? And apparently, other races have been divided as well...

Red flag.


No, it's the new racing format, modeled after GP2. They run 2 races with the first 8 positions (if I'm not mistaken) reversed in race 2.


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It's not all the races, it's just some races that are "double races weekend" so they have 2 races, the second race has the first 8 from race 1 reversed, next race for an example at Sugo will be a single race weekend.


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I know, any reason for that? I guess it's just because they're experimenting with the new format, otherwise it doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

And BTW, was the result of the second race official or was it cancelled and declared void?

In the first case, that means Matsuura won a "race"" :D


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