Hey GI, you want to go boom boom?!
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Rosberg lost his brake-by-wire a couple laps from the end and Hamilton lost his on the last lap so there's no doubt Raikkonen only needed another lap...maybe two.
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Shake up at a VW board meeting could be putting a VW brand in F1 but it doesn't look like until 2018. By then there won't be a TR or RB to buy.
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If VW (Audi) do end up with a plan to enter F1 but a couple years into the future -- still a long shot IMO -- they can buy a team anywhere along the projected time line and they'd probably get it for a bargain price if that team is outgoing anyway. If there's a significant break before they start racing they might lose a lot of the staff but I'd expect them to want to do some house cleaning anyway. Plus I imagine they'd build their own engines and that would take at least a year of prep, maybe two.
I read yesterday (I think) that Bernie recently said he'd gladly step aside if that's what it would take to get Audi to enter F1, so the Ecclestone-Peich conflict may not be the only roadblock. On the other hand, if Bernie is willing to say he'd gladly step aside for ANY reason I suspect ulterior motives, like maybe he's ready to go anyway...or maybe it would be fair to compare him to the proverbial rat leaving what he thinks is a sinking ship... -
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We're going to need eight or nine engines - Red Bull (grandprixtimes.com)
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Next season to start a bit later than usual. I haven't bothered to look up the 2015 dates but I'll guess that's 2-3 weeks later.
F1 season kick off next year on April 3 (joesaward.wordpress.com)
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Iranian government planning to build Formula 1 circuit (motorsportstalk.nbcsports.com)
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If there's money to be made, Bernie will do it. :frown2:
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Get rid of races in Europe and add them in the middle east. Tis the end of the sport.
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Minidave Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
Why?
Are you suggesting people in other parts of the world don't "deserve" to see an F1 race live, in their countries?
I don't understand all this bleating about the European races.....yes I understand that's where it all started, but so what?
If other countries want to spend bazillions of sheckels or whatever to host a race, why not? Who cares if it's Iran, the US, Canada, Mexico or South Africa? What difference does it make?
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I think it was reported that Bernie could care less if anyone actually attended a F1 race.
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That's our Bernie!
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
New McLaren livery. Should be easy to discern now they won't look like the Force Indias.
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Bernie is just a miserable old man who if it were not for his money would
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Boy, the faces told the story in the after qually interview, didn't they?
http://www.formula1.com/content/fom-website/en/latest/headlines/2015/5/fia-post-qualifying-press-conference---spain.html -
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Lewis will be smiling when he is on the top step. Stay tuned....
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I would have thought an incident like a set of tires burning because of a tire warmer malfunction would be reasonable grounds for replacement. I guess not?
Burning blanket costs Kimi a set of tyres (racer.com)
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7:30 am countdown to Race Time on NBCSN!!!
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