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effing moronic decisionSo, what do we think of...
The Saturday Adelaide 500 race being turned into twin 125km races? (For TV purposes)
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effing moronic decisionSo, what do we think of...
The Saturday Adelaide 500 race being turned into twin 125km races? (For TV purposes)
effing moronic decision
Heads up
FIA WTCC races from Macau on in 30 mins on EUROSPORT
More changes made than even in footy!They need to stop with all the changes to the Supercars it's not good for the sport
Races ???
You mean 1 lap,red flag for 30 minutes,another lap,another red flag.
Didn't see race 1 but saw race 2 and what I said would happen happened - massive pile-up just past turn 1,red flag,re-start and a couple of laps later a car runs up the rear of Tom Chiltons slowing car and then some nuffies who must've gone to the Ray Charles Driving School crash into them while saftety workers were on the track.
Somehting I didn't say in the photos thread. But two cars had suffered blown tyres during the Victorian TT. So, along with all the other problems, I now think it's unfair to blame Bridgestone for what happened at the Motogp. There must have been an agreement by the circuit's admin, to make it a priority to get lap records lower, since some had been around for a while. It must've been a PR thing. As it's turned out, I can't say this was a sensible decision, it's caused too much trouble for too many competitors at all levels of motorsport.
No he didn't. You had a few good seasons (You should, since you were in it for so long), and you had you/re moments of superiority (You should, since you drove many good cars for long enough), and I do recall early on you often had potential wins denied by mechanical problems. But overall, you were...barely above average?With hindsight I know now that I was never on the seven-time world champion's level but he gave my career as a Formula One driver credibility
Pantomime villain? What a ****** you are.For years Michael was the perfect pantomime villain,
How the **** would you know what JMF did when there isn't any serious footage of his races. As far as JS is concerned? Well he won, what was by reputation, one of that most fiercely contested GP in F1 history (69 British GP). You think it was just that one time he raced hard? Imagine diminishing the seriousness of racing, at the time, by mentioning that some drivers would leave the door open because, there may be a chance you could get into a fatal accident. It's actually a sign of a good driver...You know?...Someone who doesn't cause accidents, and get involved in them unnecessarily.particularly in this country; German, of course, ruthlessly efficient, ultra-aggressive. Whereas previous greats such as Sir Jackie Stewart or Juan Manuel Fangio left the door open to their rivals when racing, for fear of making what could easily have been fatal contact
Michael went all out in his pursuit of victoryHe went all out because there was no/little consequence, he got away with it. Had F1 been just as dangerous as it was during the 50/60s, we wouldn't be worrying about his condition after a skiing accident, he'd have already been dead. His career is a reflection a the overall deteriorating standard of F1 as the supposed highest level of driving.
I don't have any confidence in the politics of American motorsport.
Testing ahead of the Rolex 24 is underway. Very excited for this race and the season, with Grand-Am and ALMS having merged. Should be a huge year!!
Should be lot's more carnage in this years Daytona 24 with the Kiwi V8 road hazard getting a gig in a Porsche
Hartley or Dixon?