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I am trying to figure out what Peter Windsor is doing back at Speed. I like the kid more.

Saturday morning, 6:35am, EST

Wake up, grab phone, go to BBC sport (Verizon ESPN seems to take hours to post F1 content)


WTF???? Holy smokes, Batman! What a starting grid!!! Needless to say, watching the race regardless of broadcast time just became a priority.

Peter Windsor? I'm sure he needs the work, LOL.

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Team Red Bull finds solution for disposal of soiled shop towels.....

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2128801/You-crust-joking-Shop-bought-beef-onion-pie-filthy-dishcloth-baked-inside.html



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Oh that's nasty gueuze. Where did you find that?

Yes, Must watch race... But I've got to wear the wife out first so I can watch in peace and guilt-free...

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*edit* Made it about a minute and a half into the video: utterly vapid. Is there any good content there? if so, can someone tell me what time to forward to?

Im loving this season.. the mid field have caught up and are pounding the frontrunners.. vettel kicked out of q3!!

watching the race in europe for the first time... boy you have it easy. F1 race at breakfast!

Eso- someone at aniother place posted it, I noticed it was in Milton-keyes.

2+2=......

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"Beef n' J-Cloth not as good as Snake & Pygmy" - discuss.

What a race! 3-abreast into corners - plus Webbo pulling a wheelie...!
I was exhausted after watching that.
Now got 7 hours of the BTCC, followed by 2 WTCC races to watch today...

This F1 Season is a bloody classic so far - anyone bet any money on this season's WDC?

I actually watched the last 15 odd laps of that race. Wow! Much more action than what we get in a MotoGP race these days there.

I was also happy to see the only DNF was M$...

slept.

damn.

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gueuzeman wrote:slept.

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I stayed up and caught the first 1/3 of the race... then slept.

I love the tech of the Mercedes DRS system. who the f*ck came up with the idea of using the moveable flap to open air channels that run though the bodywork to the nose and routing air to stall the front wing, effectively further reducing drag. That's f*cking brilliant!


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Best season since 2003 so far. The race at the front now involves 6 teams... now they should stop changing the rules, what they are doing now is working.

glendo wrote:Best season since 2003 so far. The race at the front now involves 6 teams... now they should stop changing the rules, what they are doing now is working.

It's certainly tamed "The Dark Side"...
The Sith Apprentice Darth One-Finger is now having to compete rather than just walk-away with it.

The form book has effectively been turned upside down in those opening races. Despite McLaren seeming to have a significant advantage, I'm sure they are disappointed their drivers are only 8 points ahead Alonso who's in a terrible car (lewis 45, Jense 43 & Alonso 37).

Big thumbs up for the EBD ban!

Really happy for Nico.
Lewis is driving very maturely and has made the most of his misfortune so far, he's definitely looking at the big picture.
Another good drive from Webber, his experience is paying off.
Alonso always seems to get more out of the car than should be possible.
Senna could be the revelation of the year if he continues to drive this way.

da silva wrote:Big thumbs up for the EBD ban!

Really happy for Nico.
Lewis is driving very maturely and has made the most of his misfortune so far, he's definitely looking at the big picture.
Another good drive from Webber, his experience is paying off.
Alonso always seems to get more out of the car than should be possible.
Senna could be the revelation of the year if he continues to drive this way.

The stars must be aligned, I agree with you 100%

Senna has surprised me a lot this year. I've never rated him, apart from the occasional solid drive. I first saw him in F3 down here in Oz and followed him since but he never overly stood out apart from a few good drives in GP2. But this year I can't fault him one bit. For his sake I hope it continues.

PLAYLIFE wrote:

da silva wrote:Big thumbs up for the EBD ban!

Really happy for Nico.
Lewis is driving very maturely and has made the most of his misfortune so far, he's definitely looking at the big picture.
Another good drive from Webber, his experience is paying off.
Alonso always seems to get more out of the car than should be possible.
Senna could be the revelation of the year if he continues to drive this way.

The stars must be aligned, I agree with you 100%

Senna has surprised me a lot this year. I've never rated him, apart from the occasional solid drive. I first saw him in F3 down here in Oz and followed him since but he never overly stood out apart from a few good drives in GP2. But this year I can't fault him one bit. For his sake I hope it continues.

Age mellows?

Senna needs to improve his qualifying, but his races so far have been excellent.

da silva wrote:Age mellows?

TC's still disbarred, right?