Panther_99FS
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I see some similarities...
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Nico vs Lewis: Shades Of Prost vs Senna?
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Panther_99FS
Retired SOH Administrator
Heckuva win by Nico! 
It's going to be a nail biting finale!
It's going to be a nail biting finale!
wombat666
Administrator
Perhaps some echo of 1998m but Senna was chasing his first and Prost his third.
I started to get a bit over the top in Portugal, Senna almost ran Prost into the pit wall, the sight of each and every pit board being hastily raised is one I'll not forget.
The highlight of that round was Ivan Capelli leading the race (IIRC) in the pretty March, coincidently one of Adrian Newey's early designs.
However, 1989 was daggers drawn.............Prost 1, Senna 0.
I started to get a bit over the top in Portugal, Senna almost ran Prost into the pit wall, the sight of each and every pit board being hastily raised is one I'll not forget.
The highlight of that round was Ivan Capelli leading the race (IIRC) in the pretty March, coincidently one of Adrian Newey's early designs.
However, 1989 was daggers drawn.............Prost 1, Senna 0.
Ferry_vO
Retired SOH Administrator
Heckuva win by Nico!
It's going to be a nail biting finale!
Not really, Lewis can just follow Nico home in second place to win the title. (Still going to watch though! )
wombat666
Administrator
Some of the permutations of who finishes where and the possible outcome of the Poison Dwarf's 'Double Points' fiasco are either laughable or ridiculous.
I'll probably miss it as I'm off to Johannesburg on Saturday, then a quick flight to Durban and a slow GA ride to Sierra Leone.
Might even spend a couple of weeks R&R on Mauritius, depends on Madame Wombat.
Setting the PVR just in case, I think it's Hamilton's to lose (and I detest the circuit and the country) but I would like to see the end game.
