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  1. 24th November 2013, 18:32 #1
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    F1 in the closed season.

    So guys and gals.

    Early days but another season is over.

    What on earth are we going to chat about.
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  2. 24th November 2013, 18:47 #2
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    We'll probably spend our time making predictions that will turn out to be completely wrong!
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    Max Chilton to win the 2014 world title.
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    Well at least we wont be moaning about how RBR are dominating!
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    I'll probably post a driver review, f1 rejects style, like I've done every year for a while, at some point. If my keyboard holds up and I get the time (which I doubt...)
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  6. 24th November 2013, 19:38 #6
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    I'm going to forget F1 for 5 months and enjoy the fact the season is over. I usually hate the winter break as F1 is too exciting for me but after 2013 I think we need it. I think if next season shows a similar pattern, I fancy a few Sundays watching MotoGP as I've prioritised F1 for much of this season.
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  7. 24th November 2013, 22:10 #7
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    Quote Originally Posted by henners88
    I'm going to forget F1 for 5 months and enjoy the fact the season is over.
    You're gonna miss the first few races, then
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    The crazy action-packed 2012 season was so intense that it left me satisfied and I was not in the rush to see the 2013. The 2012 felt like it had enough action for 2-3 years of decent seasons. However, I couldn't wait for the 2013 season end and the 2014 start right after the summer was over, because well.. after Spa, we all knew with 95% certainty how it was going to end.
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    I'm going to be intrigued as to who has the best car design for 2014. I'm hoping for a more open season next year. Plus I think we will see a few reliability issues with the new turbo engines next season. Bring on 2014, it will be here before we know it
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  10. 25th November 2013, 08:59 #10
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    Re: F1 in the closed season.

    Quote Originally Posted by gm99
    Quote Originally Posted by henners88
    I'm going to forget F1 for 5 months and enjoy the fact the season is over.
    You're gonna miss the first few races, then
    No I will be watching the first few races with high expectations.
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