Formula 1? Wheel to wheel, true racing? Pffft
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So then gents and dolls,
I hear there is rain at Monza...should make for an interesting start I did think. Perhaps a big smash on the first corner I did think. Perhaps a backmarker weaves his way through the field and winds I did think, but no...
Its starting under the wings of the bloody safety car! What is it with todays sport?
Footballers on multi million pound contracts who won't compete if they stub a toe. Racing drivers on huge contracts and driving the Worlds best machines and they're forced to start behind the safety car!
Is this right? Or are things so namby pamby that is best off sticking to grass roots level sport?
I hear there is rain at Monza...should make for an interesting start I did think. Perhaps a big smash on the first corner I did think. Perhaps a backmarker weaves his way through the field and winds I did think, but no...
Its starting under the wings of the bloody safety car! What is it with todays sport?
Footballers on multi million pound contracts who won't compete if they stub a toe. Racing drivers on huge contracts and driving the Worlds best machines and they're forced to start behind the safety car!
Is this right? Or are things so namby pamby that is best off sticking to grass roots level sport?
Stigmundfreud said:
its to ensure that Ferrari win again. Just like WSB became the Ducatti cup a few years back, F1 is now nothing more than a procession of races that whatever the outcome on the day, Ferrari will win via politics.
It got rather stale when it always ended up "Oh look.. Schueys won again"CosmicMatt said:
So then gents and dolls,
I hear there is rain at Monza...should make for an interesting start I did think. Perhaps a big smash on the first corner I did think. Perhaps a backmarker weaves his way through the field and winds I did think, but no...
Its starting under the wings of the bloody safety car! What is it with todays sport?
Footballers on multi million pound contracts who won't compete if they stub a toe. Racing drivers on huge contracts and driving the Worlds best machines and they're forced to start behind the safety car!
Is this right? Or are things so namby pamby that is best off sticking to grass roots level sport?
You're obviously watching the same race, best I've seen in a while.I hear there is rain at Monza...should make for an interesting start I did think. Perhaps a big smash on the first corner I did think. Perhaps a backmarker weaves his way through the field and winds I did think, but no...
Its starting under the wings of the bloody safety car! What is it with todays sport?
Footballers on multi million pound contracts who won't compete if they stub a toe. Racing drivers on huge contracts and driving the Worlds best machines and they're forced to start behind the safety car!
Is this right? Or are things so namby pamby that is best off sticking to grass roots level sport?
Edited by skylinecrazy on Sunday 14th September 13:45
mchammer89 said:
Stigmundfreud said:
its to ensure that Ferrari win again.
Care to explain how starting under a safety car ensured that? Or even increased the likelihood of it?
t jokes and constant talk of the incident at spa.Stigmundfreud said:
mchammer89 said:
Stigmundfreud said:
its to ensure that Ferrari win again.
Care to explain how starting under a safety car ensured that? Or even increased the likelihood of it?I thought it was the correct thing to do to avoid a multi cap pile up on the first corner as everyone would have been driving into a wall of spray and who knows what the outcome of that would have been with Ham and Kimi starting at the back (Not the best place to be if theres a pile up). They did bring the saftey car in after the single lap which was good news.
Excellent race all in all, im not posting that on the main thread as that seems to be full of idiots arguing.
Bring on Singapore first ever night race and i don't have to get up at stupid O Clock to watch it.
Excellent race all in all, im not posting that on the main thread as that seems to be full of idiots arguing.
Bring on Singapore first ever night race and i don't have to get up at stupid O Clock to watch it.
BoRED S2upid said:
I thought it was the correct thing to do to avoid a multi cap pile up on the first corner as everyone would have been driving into a wall of spray and who knows what the outcome of that would have been with Ham and Kimi starting at the back (Not the best place to be if theres a pile up). They did bring the saftey car in after the single lap which was good news.
Excellent race all in all, im not posting that on the main thread as that seems to be full of idiots arguing.
Bring on Singapore first ever night race and i don't have to get up at stupid O Clock to watch it.
Agree with that, especially after last weekends whinging session, still, would've liked to see a proper standing start, watching Trulli shoot through the grid last weekend was fantastic.Excellent race all in all, im not posting that on the main thread as that seems to be full of idiots arguing.
Bring on Singapore first ever night race and i don't have to get up at stupid O Clock to watch it.
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