afraid so, isn't it time you got an upgrade?
smith - well sort it out closer to the end of the season, we have a deal though
smith - well sort it out closer to the end of the season, we have a deal though
General Discussion: F1 - The season thread 2009
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2 May 2009 10:03
By starting to pick up, i mean the competition from the other teams. It's been a mental start granted, but it's gonna get more interesting when the other teams get the splitter sorted
8 May 2009 12:38
9 May 2009 19:57
9 May 2009 20:11
starting to pick up? Its been one of the most interesting starts to the season ever 
slicks, KERS, the rise of brawn red bull and toyota, lewis's hairline, the worst ever ferrari start, crashes galore, liargate, jenson's dads outfits
what more do you want?
Brawn don't have the budget or infrastructure to stay competitive, the might of Ferrari and Mclaren will soon show - Hamiliton has had some unbelievable results in 'the worst car i have ever driven'
my odds above of 50:1 for button to win this season still stand….
slicks, KERS, the rise of brawn red bull and toyota, lewis's hairline, the worst ever ferrari start, crashes galore, liargate, jenson's dads outfits
what more do you want?
Brawn don't have the budget or infrastructure to stay competitive, the might of Ferrari and Mclaren will soon show - Hamiliton has had some unbelievable results in 'the worst car i have ever driven'
my odds above of 50:1 for button to win this season still stand….
By starting to pick up, i mean the competition from the other teams. It's been a mental start granted, but it's gonna get more interesting when the other teams get the splitter sorted
Courtesy of Popbitch..
Sebastien Vettel is this year's breakout
star of F1. Younger than Lewis Hamilton,
and widely liked across the sport, the 21
year-old is not your run-of-the-mill
media trained automaton.
After his first F1 win last year in Italy,
a journalist said to him, "This must be the
best day of your life?"
Vettel's reply? "You obviously weren't there
when I lost my virginity."
Sebastien Vettel is this year's breakout
star of F1. Younger than Lewis Hamilton,
and widely liked across the sport, the 21
year-old is not your run-of-the-mill
media trained automaton.
After his first F1 win last year in Italy,
a journalist said to him, "This must be the
best day of your life?"
Vettel's reply? "You obviously weren't there
when I lost my virginity."
i think 2pm may be the spanish time actually.. off BBC race calander it says
Sunday 10
Race: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1500, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live/online.
Interactive forum: 1500-1600 ,BBC Red Button/online
Highlights: 1900-2000, BBC Three/Red Button/online
Race loop: 1600-0600 (Tuesday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
yet their race countdown here http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/calendar/default.stm
says 18 hours 22minutes, which makes it 2pm UK time, so i don't know
Sunday 10
Race: 1400 (1300 BST)
BBC coverage (UK): 1210-1500, BBC One/Red Button/5 Live/online.
Interactive forum: 1500-1600 ,BBC Red Button/online
Highlights: 1900-2000, BBC Three/Red Button/online
Race loop: 1600-0600 (Tuesday), BBC Red Button (Not on Freeview)
yet their race countdown here http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/calendar/default.stm
says 18 hours 22minutes, which makes it 2pm UK time, so i don't know
Jake Humphrey introduces live coverage from the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, as the drivers contest the fifth race of the season (Start-time 1.00pm). Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen has won this race twice in the past four years, but has been well off the pace so far this term as the likes of Brawn GP and Red Bull have come to the fore. British successes in Catalunya are a distant memory, but Jenson Button has won three of the first four races of the campaign and will start among the favourites to become the first Brit to triumph here since Damon Hill in 1994. With commentary by Jonathan Legard and Martin Brundle
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