Japanese GP

[JonRB]

rushdriver said:

Persoannly I'm gutted that Michael failed to finish the race.

It would have been great to go to the wire on the last race of the season (oh, and I'm a massive fan)

Yes, I agree. Would have been good.

But look on the bright side, at least the championship is still open, albeit only numerically.

[rushdriver]

JonRB said:

rushdriver said:

Persoannly I'm gutted that Michael failed to finish the race.

It would have been great to go to the wire on the last race of the season (oh, and I'm a massive fan)

Yes, I agree. Would have been good.

But look on the bright side, at least the championship is still open, albeit only numerically.

Yeah I agree. It might be quite interesting to see Michael and Alonso racing with both of them with nothing to lose!

John

[busby]

JonRB said:

But look on the bright side, at least the championship is still open, albeit only numerically.

Stranger things have happened.........

[monkeyhanger]

I think it's set up quite nicely for Brazil.

Alonso HAS to get a point.

Schumacher HAS to win.

Both teams can still win the Constructor's title..

That fat lady isn't singing just yet

[iamthestig]

As Russel Brand would say - "exciting innit?"

[JonRB]

monkeyhanger said:

Schumacher HAS to win.

... but to take it he has to have Alonso DNF (or, rather, not score a point)

[iamthestig]

Has Steve Rider got a Sunday Times there infont of him in the studio?

[JonRB]

iamthestig said:

Has Steve Rider got a Sunday Times there infont of him in the studio?

I don't see the significance if he has or hasn't

Edited by JonRB on Sunday 8th October 07:46

[monkeyhanger]

JonRB said:

monkeyhanger said:

Schumacher HAS to win.

... but to take it he has to have Alonso DNF (or, rather, not score a point)

Schumacher has to win to stand any chance at all. What goes on behind him is in the lap of the gods....or Massa...or Bernie...or the FIA

[iamthestig]

JonRB said:

iamthestig said:

Has Steve Rider got a Sunday Times there infont of him in the studio?

I don't see the significance if he has or hasn't

Edited by JonRB on Sunday 8th October 07:46

Nothing really, just that he'd rather read the paper than watch the race. Have to question his level of interest in F1

[JonRB]

iamthestig said:

Nothing really, just that he'd rather read the paper than watch the race. Have to question his level of interest in F1

Steve Rider's credentials with regards to motorsport in general are without question and light years ahead of Jim 'I love football' Rosentall.

Edited by JonRB on Sunday 8th October 07:59

[ciderwithCerbie]

CommanderJameson said:

Schumacher's blown up!

There is a GOD!

[iamthestig]

Suppose, plus I bet he gets to watch the live feed without adverts and got Mark Blundel for company!

[Pies]

rushdriver said:

JonRB said:

rushdriver said:

Persoannly I'm gutted that Michael failed to finish the race.

It would have been great to go to the wire on the last race of the season (oh, and I'm a massive fan)

Yes, I agree. Would have been good.

But look on the bright side, at least the championship is still open, albeit only numerically.

Yeah I agree. It might be quite interesting to see Michael and Alonso racing with both of them with nothing to lose!

John

And watch MS knock another rival off the track,i hope Alonso just trotts round in about 5th or 6th and keeps clear of any ferrari engined car

Edited by Pies on Sunday 8th October 08:29

[ferrisbueller]

A huge shame we've been robbed of the spectacle of a down to the wire race next time but on the balance of the season it's a fari result. Schumacher will be absolutely gutted.

[flemke]

ferrisbueller said:

...Schumacher will be absolutely gutted.

A pity, isn't it?
The poor sod could use a bit of luck.

[flemke]

magic torch said:

Adverts well timed...

Indeed, you could see Schumacher's car blowing up at the top of the screen just before they elected to cut away for another high-priority 7:00am Sunday advertisement.

Do you think that Allen is the programme editor as well?

[ferrisbueller]

flemke said:

ferrisbueller said:

...Schumacher will be absolutely gutted.

A pity, isn't it?
The poor sod could use a bit of luck.

I know you're anti Ferrari and Schumacher but have liked to have seen it go down to the wire. Massa could still punt Alonso off........

[gtr-gaz]

Anyone know why Fisi was so emotional on the podium?

[flemke]

gtr-gaz said:

Anyone know why Fisi was so emotional on the podium?

On Thursday his best friend since childhood passed away.