F1 - 2016
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PCasal
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O parque é porreiro estão a montar a 3 montanha russa que vai estar pronta para 2017, vai entrar dentro do edifício por aquela entrada no topo da cobertura. Passa-se bem um dia inteiro lá, tem karting com carros porreiros e pista porreira, vale apena. Os simuladores costumam ter sempre montes de pessoal, principalmente aquele em que tem movimento e é um carro F1. O preço por dia acho que era 50€ eu não paguei mas lembro-me de ver lá um valor desse género 50 ou 60.
SEMILHA
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Não me admira que tenha sido verdade...a Mercedes apertou com ele...ele ameaça sair...
E a mesma coisa deve acontecer agora...
Sempre me perguntei pela viabilidade desse parque...e o circuito claro...mas isso não deve ser problema...
Por aquelas bandas não querem saber de retorno... é construir à grande e logo se vê...mas pronto quem vai de férias por lá ainda vai ao parque já o circuito deve andar às moscas...ou melhor...deve servir para brincar com as bombas que abundam por aqueles lados.
JFernandes
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Ainda ninguém viu o anúncio do Nico?
fasttrack
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Omega
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http://grandepremio.uol.com.br/f1/n...cia-fim-da-carreira-da-f1-com-efeito-imediato
[h=1]Novo campeão mundial, Rosberg surpreende e anuncia fim da carreira da F1 com efeito imediato[/h]
[h=1]Novo campeão mundial, Rosberg surpreende e anuncia fim da carreira da F1 com efeito imediato[/h]
allstarfabio
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Eu também vinha cá por a notícia, mas pronto não é preciso três 4 links seguidos eheh.
Tenho pena, simpatizo muito com Nico. Quem será o candidato a ocupar o lugar dele?
Tenho pena, simpatizo muito com Nico. Quem será o candidato a ocupar o lugar dele?
Omega
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O Pascal obviamente!
330i
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Nico Rosberg:
“Since 25 years in racing, it has been my dream, my ‘one thing’ to become Formula One World Champion. Through the hard work, the pain, the sacrifices, this has been my target.And now I’ve made it. I have climbed my mountain, I am on the peak, so this feels right. My strongest emotion right now is deep gratitude to everybody who supported me to make that dream happen.
“This season, I tell you, it was so damn tough. I pushed like crazy in every area after the disappointments of the last two years; they fuelled my motivation to levels I had never experienced before. And of course that had an impact on the ones I love, too – it was a whole family effort of sacrifice, putting everything behind our target. I cannot find enough words to thank my wife Vivian; she has been incredible. She understood that this year was the big one, our opportunity to do it, and created the space for me to get full recovery between every race, looking after our daughter each night, taking over when things got tough and putting ourchampionship first.
“When I won the race in Suzuka, from the moment when the destiny of the title was in my own hands, the big pressure started and I began to think about ending my racing career if I became World Champion. On Sunday morning in Abu Dhabi, I knew that it could be my last race and that feeling cleared my head before the start. I wanted to enjoy every part of the experience, knowing it might be the last time… and then the lights went out and I had the most intense 55 laps of my life. I took my decision on Monday evening. After reflecting for a day, the first people I told were Vivian and Georg (Nolte, from Nico’s management team), followed by Toto.
“The only thing that makes this decision in any way difficult for me is because I am putting my racing family into a toughsituation. But Toto understood. He knew straight away that I was completely convinced and that reassured me. My proudest achievement in racing will always be to have won the world championship with this incredible team of people,the Silver Arrows.
“Now, I’m just here to enjoy the moment. There is time tosavour the next weeks, to reflect on the season and to enjoy every experience that comes my way. After that, I will turn the next corner in my life and see what it has in store for me…”
Uma decisão de enorme racionalidade. Há mais vida para lá da F1 e do desporto de alta competição.
apr
“Since 25 years in racing, it has been my dream, my ‘one thing’ to become Formula One World Champion. Through the hard work, the pain, the sacrifices, this has been my target.And now I’ve made it. I have climbed my mountain, I am on the peak, so this feels right. My strongest emotion right now is deep gratitude to everybody who supported me to make that dream happen.
“This season, I tell you, it was so damn tough. I pushed like crazy in every area after the disappointments of the last two years; they fuelled my motivation to levels I had never experienced before. And of course that had an impact on the ones I love, too – it was a whole family effort of sacrifice, putting everything behind our target. I cannot find enough words to thank my wife Vivian; she has been incredible. She understood that this year was the big one, our opportunity to do it, and created the space for me to get full recovery between every race, looking after our daughter each night, taking over when things got tough and putting ourchampionship first.
“When I won the race in Suzuka, from the moment when the destiny of the title was in my own hands, the big pressure started and I began to think about ending my racing career if I became World Champion. On Sunday morning in Abu Dhabi, I knew that it could be my last race and that feeling cleared my head before the start. I wanted to enjoy every part of the experience, knowing it might be the last time… and then the lights went out and I had the most intense 55 laps of my life. I took my decision on Monday evening. After reflecting for a day, the first people I told were Vivian and Georg (Nolte, from Nico’s management team), followed by Toto.
“The only thing that makes this decision in any way difficult for me is because I am putting my racing family into a toughsituation. But Toto understood. He knew straight away that I was completely convinced and that reassured me. My proudest achievement in racing will always be to have won the world championship with this incredible team of people,the Silver Arrows.
“Now, I’m just here to enjoy the moment. There is time tosavour the next weeks, to reflect on the season and to enjoy every experience that comes my way. After that, I will turn the next corner in my life and see what it has in store for me…”
Uma decisão de enorme racionalidade. Há mais vida para lá da F1 e do desporto de alta competição.
apr
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Omega
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Dúvido que não seja o Wherlein. Esta é a explicação para ele não ter ido para a Force India.
Deve ser mesmo o Wherlein, Alonso e Hamilton na mesma equipa não seria bom para a Mercedes.
Se com o Nico não souberam gerir a rivalidade entre os dois, muito menos com o Alonso.
raioxpantera
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Rosberg: próximo destino DTM ...
Diamondplus
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Deu tudo o que tinha e não sobrou nada mais para dar, faz bem em se retirar se assim o é.
Agora estou muito curioso para saber quem vai ser o novo colega de equipa do Hamilton, devem demorar a divulgar, vai ser giro agora...
Agora estou muito curioso para saber quem vai ser o novo colega de equipa do Hamilton, devem demorar a divulgar, vai ser giro agora...