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why bother opening the thread if you make it so easy to agree with you right away? :D

Alonso really was something else today, while Lewis did well to hold on having to manage fuel.

I'll be different.

one of his own pit crew.

and the vuvuzuelas... :D

‘Cape Town Grand Prix by 2013’ - IOL Motoring F1 Grand Prix | IOL.co.za

South Africa could return as soon as 2013, in Cape Town ofcourse. With the possibility of going through the football...

One has to hope so.

Double DRS zones with double detection zones seem to be the fairest way. I see Heidfeld's point, but then again he can always wait to the second zone to use the DRS if he wants to avoid being DReSsed...

BUT Hull has john prescott-how much more glamorous can you get ;)

Hamilton-he failed to crash into anyone today-he's clearly deluded.

the autosport article seems to indicate that all current engine manufacturers have agreed to the change, in which case Renault should be staying. Renault were the only ones supporting the changes...

autosport.com - F1 News: F1 considers move to V6 turbos
BBC Sport - Formula 1 delays introduction of ‘green’ engines until 2014

if this goes through, it's good news. Postponing it also makes...

that's it, you tell 'em Lewis. :s pin:

Yes, I think Vettel will already be champion by the time we get to Interlagos.

But...

We have yet to see a dull race this year.
Interlagos always provides brilliant racing.

I'm sure...

fixed.

Good suggestions. As the cars are, DRS is just a solution that should make up for the grip lost from following a car, but reducing that grip loss should be the aim.

Not just what you said, but...

Vettel would have to leave-I can't see why they would choose LH over Ricciardo after all the grooming they've given him.

what a strange weekend......two races featuring painfully long stoppages/SC periods both turned out to be absolute classics.

Motorsport is still astounding.

here, here.

what an incredible race, once it eventually got going again.

let's hope the stewards see that Fred was completely responsible for his own demise, as changing this result in such a race would be...

Button-epic comeback, epic driving, epic end. and 6 pit stops to boot! incredible drive despite his skermishes with Fred and Lewi-G.

Too true, but if you're suggesting that Bernie would try and destroy a series that will never have the same commercial stature as F1 by investing a load of his own money into such a destruction...

Long enough to see the Mosley era........


I meant once he gained effective control of the commercial side of the sport by the way, before that era started is a very different story, trust me,...

Bernie only killed championships when the presidents of the FIA had have happened to be his little b*tch. But Jean and Bernie don't toally see eye to eye, and for the sake of sports car racing that's...

No, open cockpit isn't F1.

similarly, I don't like seeing open-cockpit LMPs. Le Mans prototypes should have closed cockpits, that's what Le Mans racing is famous for.

I love how everyone has a different pair of spectacles on from each other with these incidents. Behind my dusty, cloudy old things I saw that Button moved over on Lewis, (and the replays show he...

really? I must have missed that, as I assumed Esteban was in Canada since he's come out and mentioned his dissapointment at not getting the drive. The fact that he was in mexico justifies the choice...