Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:27 am  

English 1/2 in the closest GP to St Georges Day, where were the Germans eh? eh?

Never been so proud in my life.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Apr 18, 2010 8:46 pm  

Almost like Australia was today's race, changable conditions, overtaking galore, a couple of heavy shunts and Jenson winning after a bold, but ultimately successful early call. Despite a couple of lairy moments, well done Lewis for a sound second place too.

Nico Rosberg - his first win will come this year, mark my words and he only made one mistake today and within a lap of committing the error, Button was past and virtually ended his race.

Alonso - the most blatant jump start seen for a long time and by rights should have been given a stop-go rather than a drive through. If he was a swimmer it would have been a case of "get out of the pool Fernando, you naughty boy, you're not racing."

Mark Webber, re: whinge at Lewis on second safety car:- BOO HOO! After you're crass behavious in Australia pal, surely you should have expected some kind of vengence and if you can't take it, don't dish it out.

Still to McLaren's proud British drivers:

JENSON AND LEWIS, US BRITS SALUTE YOU!

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Apr 18, 2010 9:00 pm  

Formula one 2010 - oh go on, watch it, it might rain!

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:04 am  

Asim wrote:

English 1/2 in the closest GP to St Georges Day, where were the Germans eh? eh?

Never been so proud in my life.

The English are Germans.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Apr 19, 2010 11:15 am  

Asim wrote:

English 1/2 in the closest GP to St Georges Day, where were the Germans eh? eh?

Never been so proud in my life.

Providing the engine to get the McLaren round the circuit.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Jun 27, 2010 12:49 pm  

Cracking crash from Webber

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Jun 27, 2010 1:27 pm  

V For Vendetta wrote:

Cracking crash from Webber

It seems Red Bull really does give you wings.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:17 pm  

Its a real testement to the constructors that Webber managed to walk away from that monster shunt. That incident reminded me of the Gerhard Berger Ricardo Patrese accident in the 1992 Portuguese GP at Estoril when Patrese came off worse from Berger's delayed entry into the pit-lane. Just like today's scary shunt, both drivers walked away from that one unscathed and thank goodness Webber is alright.

As for Alonso and the Ferraris once again ganging up on another team for a misdemeanor, well that's only typical behaviour from Senor Mardyass and his whinging cronies.

Come to Silverstone in two weeks time little boy Fernando, a place where none of those manors are tolerated and where you'll find more sporting spectators.

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:27 am  

Wakefieldite wrote:

As for Alonso and the Ferraris once again ganging up on another team for a misdemeanor, well that's only typical behaviour from Senor Mardyass and his whinging cronies.

Come to Silverstone in two weeks time little boy Fernando, a place where none of those manors are tolerated and where you'll find more sporting spectators.

I can't believe how long Alonso was ranting about what was effectively a minor infringement. If I was Ferrari management, I'd be having a serious word with him about focusing on his driving in future. He might have been better than 8th if he hadn't spent so much time fuming inside his helmet.

[Chris71]

Re: Formula 1 Thread : Mon Jun 28, 2010 9:12 am  

Chris28 wrote:

He might have been better than 8th if he hadn't spent so much time fuming inside his helmet.

Or playing with it!! Just shows what lover that guy is, especially when still whinging after finding out Hamilton had served the penalty given to him and was still in 2nd. To be honest Hamilton got caught in 2 minds whether to go or stay, yet Alonso could have gone into the pits before after Hamilton missed the first opportunity and would have been able to jump into 2nd.