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Formula 1 Thread
- Thread starter PhoenixFire
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Matt79
Hall of Fame Member
Well theres little shame in generally getting thrashed by Michael, but prior to this years car, Jensen has never looked dominant. I know there were periods were he was at his peak and Michael was relatively down where he challenged Michael, but overall I think he's been a little fortunate compared to some - or else has reaped the benefit of being such a pro as to play his role so consistently and amenably.
Scaly piscine
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Heh @ Barrichello
What a mare he's having.
What a mare he's having.
Scaly piscine
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Button's lead getting rather large now, nearer the sort of magnitude he deserves.
The Baconator
International Vice-Captain
Is it just me, or is Button winning all the time getting a little boring?
ripper868
International Coach
Rinse wash repeat, change name to Schumacher/Alonso/Hamilton and you have the typical line driven out for the past 10 years of F1.
Stoked Webber got second, Could be a shout if Button quits racing.
99*
International Debutant
The last two years have been great in terms of close racing (yes it was between Ferrari and McLaren) but the Championships went down to the last race. And Alonso's two were alright between him and Shumi.
This season is looking a lot more like Shumi '99-04' than any other season after, Brawn's just a class above everyone else.
Days of Grace
International Captain
Red Bull is closing the gap, though.
Vettel is winning races with utmost calm at the age of 21. Look out.
Anyway, I have a question: I was all set to watch the race on Justin.tv last night when five minutes into the race it cuts out and it says that the subscription is full for my part of the world. Pissed me off no end. Do I have to join justin.tv for a fee to guarantee a watch?
Sucks here right now. Either I watch the races live at 9pm but have to search all over the web looking for a decent stream, or I wait until 11:30pm for Japanese tv to show a delayed stream with Japanese commentators having an orgasm over Nakajima. Broadcast finishes at 1am, I wake up at 7am for work, ****ed-up.
What should I do?
Vettel is winning races with utmost calm at the age of 21. Look out.
Anyway, I have a question: I was all set to watch the race on Justin.tv last night when five minutes into the race it cuts out and it says that the subscription is full for my part of the world. Pissed me off no end. Do I have to join justin.tv for a fee to guarantee a watch?
Sucks here right now. Either I watch the races live at 9pm but have to search all over the web looking for a decent stream, or I wait until 11:30pm for Japanese tv to show a delayed stream with Japanese commentators having an orgasm over Nakajima. Broadcast finishes at 1am, I wake up at 7am for work, ****ed-up.
What should I do?
The Sean
Cricketer Of The Year
Was at Silverstone yesterday and Vettel was absolutely phenomenal - from a handful of laps in the only way he was going to lose that race was an accident or car trouble, no other driver was going to get near him. The Brawn cars just weren't up to speed yesterday, though Button's late fightback was encouraging.
As an Aussie, it was bittersweet watching Webber - he drove well and his second place was strong...but it wouldn't surprise me now if Red Bull decided that Vettel was their top man and relegated Mark to team no.2, further harming his chances of ever winning a race.
The other interesting subplot was watching the two-time world champion and the reigning world champion going hammer and tongs at each other - for 13th place. While a 21 year old in his second season nonchalantly lapped them both.
As an Aussie, it was bittersweet watching Webber - he drove well and his second place was strong...but it wouldn't surprise me now if Red Bull decided that Vettel was their top man and relegated Mark to team no.2, further harming his chances of ever winning a race.
The other interesting subplot was watching the two-time world champion and the reigning world champion going hammer and tongs at each other - for 13th place. While a 21 year old in his second season nonchalantly lapped them both.
social
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Briatore really is a ****
Renault chief Flavio Briatore tells Max Mosley not to personalise F1 row - Telegraph
"I'm to much of a gentleman to get personal blah blah blah" but then proves he is a total hypocrite by getting personal (something he also did when whinging about the decision to uphold the legality of Brawn's cars earlier in the season)
Really cannot stand a lot of the guys at the top of F1
Renault chief Flavio Briatore tells Max Mosley not to personalise F1 row - Telegraph
"I'm to much of a gentleman to get personal blah blah blah" but then proves he is a total hypocrite by getting personal (something he also did when whinging about the decision to uphold the legality of Brawn's cars earlier in the season)
Really cannot stand a lot of the guys at the top of F1
99*
International Debutant
Webber got pole? Watch him be 3rd by the end of the first lap.See Webber has pole in tomorrows German Grand Prix ... Australians seem to be doing everything right at the moment,in the things that matter!! ..