Practice Live Sport Brazilian GP is Duing Last Time

Practice Live Sport Brazilian GP is Duing Last Time

The Brazilian Grand Prix 2008 was an epic finale to a sensational season. Both the title contenders, Felipe Massa of Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton of McLaren came here with a chance to capture the title. This being the little Massa’s home grand prix, he had an outside advantage. Although, Lewis was leading by a good number of points already and was on the brink of becoming the first black F1 World Champion, the undisputed leader of the racing world

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1939: Lovely... I very much hope to see you back here tomorrow at 1430 BST ahead of final practice and the thrills and spills of what could be a wet qualifying session. Have a magnificent Friday night.
From anon via text on 81111: "Fernando's the best!"
1932: The third title contender, Sebastian Vettel, is seventh. Lewis Hamilton is 10th. Bad times for Ferrari. Kimi is 18th, Fisi 20th.
1931: No... Fernando Alonso's 1:12.314 puts him in P1, ahead of Sebastien Buemi, Rubens Barrichello, Mark Webber, Jenson Button and Jarno Trulli. Yellow flag at the end of the session. No idea why.
Chequered flag
1930: Out comes the black and white flag. Can anyone beat Nando?
1929: Seconds remaining now and Fernando Alonso goes quickest... Rubens Barrichello looks like challenging as he purples the first sector, but loses time in the middle and ends up third.
1926: Three minutes remaining and everyone (except Fisi) is on the track.
1923: Not much to tell you. No one is improving their times on the damp-ish, cold-ish track. I'll tell you this instead: Lewis Hamilton made his long-awaited visit to Ayrton Senna's grave on Wednesday. "For me it was special," he said. "I'd wanted to do it for the last two years but I was being followed and all kinds. I wasn't (this time), I don't think I was at least."
1916: And just to complete Fisi's embarrassment, there is no moped available so he'll have to walk back to the pits. Rubens Barrichello stops at the end of the pit lane - and he blasts away. That's the way to do it.
BBC pit-lane reporter Holly Samos: "Fisichella stalled the car after trying a practice start. He was outside of the pit lane so that's why the team couldn't go and fetch him."
1911: Big cheers for Fisi as he takes his helmet off. He waves, albeit sheepishly. The Italian is propping up the leaderboard, while the Force Indias are seventh and 16th. Still Sebastien Buemi leading the way ahead of Jenson Button.
1908: Poor Fisi is now directing the steward pushing his car. Wonder what Luca Badoer is thinking? Fisi's back in the car now as the steward keeps on pushing. All most undignified.
1906: I've never known an emotion to fall on my head. Or a memory. Is it just me? The rain at Interlagos is more like a gentle sprinkle. Giancarlo Fisichella has stopped at the end of the pit lane... and now he's waving at the Toyota behind him to indicate he isn't doing it deliberately.
It's raining
1901: Here comes the rain again, falling on my head like a memory, falling on my head like a new emotion.
1858: Someone's just switched off Maurice Hamilton mid-sentence. Well, his microphone, anyway. On the track, drivers one through 10 are into the 1:12s. Buemi from Button from Webber.

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