By BMW Sauber F1 Team
June 8 2008
Robert Kubica secured victory in the Canadian Grand Prix, thus fulfilling the major goal of the BMW Sauber F1 Team for this Formula One season. Nick Heidfeld made it a one-two victory by finishing second in sensational style. .
Both drivers delivered a perfect performance and
achieved the best result in the history of the young team.
In the final third of the race, Robert defended his lead in superb
style, while Nick managed to keep third-placed David Coulthard (Red
Bull) at bay. With this result, Robert takes the lead in the Drivers'
Championship. The BMW Sauber F1 Team needed just seven races in this
year's World Championship to reach its goal, to win a Grand Prix.
We will bring you a full report of the Canadian Grand Prix shortly.


what a long time coming!! WELL DOWN BMW!...awesome job!!

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You could see the disappointment on Nick's face that it wasn't him that got the maiden victory.
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You could see the disappointment on Nick's face that it wasn't him that got the maiden victory.
got that right! you know what i think? nick was told to let kubica pass him. knowing how nick is on the track, he is one of the hardest drivers to be overtaken. alonso couldnt do it to the point he crashed out trying. if nick held his position, he would have probably won the race. not to take anything away from kubica, i'm happy for him he won but i think nick could have gotten his first win today.
just kidding welldone!


Quote:Nick might have been able to hold off Robert, but it would have cost BMW a 1-2 finish as Robert would have found himself behind Coulthard after the final pitstop. Great job by both of them.
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Nick might have been able to hold off Robert, but it would have cost BMW a 1-2 finish as Robert would have found himself behind Coulthard after the final pitstop. Great job by both of them.
Quote:Bogs
Letting Robert through didn't automatically mean a win for Robert. Nick just had to stay within 1 second of Robert's lap time and he would have stayed ahead and won. The faster guy won, as it should be.
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Some say that this 1-2 win was "lucky" or "inherited"...
