Hey, why not. It's morning here in the States, and I'm sure that it's 'tea time' there in the Isles.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
Butter and jam, at the ready. :lips: :D ;)
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Hey, why not. It's morning here in the States, and I'm sure that it's 'tea time' there in the Isles.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
Butter and jam, at the ready. :lips: :D ;)
What the hell are we watching boyz? :p:
And their goes Buttons wing :dork:
Along with a good chance of a few points. Careless. Seems like in his mind, he's retired already.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
Careless is a good choice of words, not your usual JB mistake.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
Actually I think that's a very usual JB mistake, as in drunk driving.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
By the way, that's two retirements from Macca out of a possible two and these shouldn't be Honda's fault, as the issue lies in the gearbox.
I´m pleased with my boys, both on the podium, yes, yes, yes!! Next week it´s Kimis turn I imagine.
Even though none of Mercedes cars were no the podium, it was still a processional race. The top three finished where they started. I haven't seen a real battle for positions. 6/10 at best.
Maldonado for race donkey again.
Massa and Hulk as well. I can't understand Hiuk getting a penalty for that manoeuvre & Felipe not getting any. I think both drivers were at fault. I think Felipe could have backed out of it and Hulk could have given more room.
I enjoyed to race and, even though I'm a Hammy fan, it was good to see someone else winning. Sublime by Vettel all race too and Danny keeping ze German honest too.