Korean GP

Well I was very impressed with the 7 Time WDC who on equal footing with the other drivers blazed his way to 12 position a mere 1.6 seconds off the pace. What a display by this "Great Champion" or should I say "Great Cheater"

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Originally Posted by Roamy

Well I was very impressed with the 7 Time WDC who on equal footing with the other drivers blazed his way to 12 position a mere 1.6 seconds off the pace. What a display by this "Great Champion" or should I say "Great Cheater"

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Give it a rest. :rolleyes:

Yes, Mike is struggling, but he's not some washed up loser.

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Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

Give it a rest. :rolleyes:

Yes, Mike is struggling, but he's not some washed up loser.

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Well, judging from the reactions of the teams, the fact that there is a track in Korea is impressive in its own right. Okay, so it doesn't follow the contours of wonderful geography like Spa does, but I reckon many circuits didn't seem that hot by today's standards when they started in the 1950s, like Silverstone, for example.

But the fans make these places in Europe wonderful. The atmosphere at Monza, Silverstone or Spa is special. So Korea deserves a chance. It might take a decade, but so what? This is Formula 1, the idea is to be a worldwide sport, so a bit of long term perspective is necessary.

I like the track, really. It will take a while to get it sorted, as a few problems still remain (including ones off-the-track, such as the lack of accommodations that has resulted in some team members staying in brothels), but the track has a lot of potential. They very nearly had another Champ Car Korean race disaster, so I'm glad they're getting it in.

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Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

Give it a rest. :rolleyes:

Yes, Mike is struggling, but he's not some washed up loser.

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Originally Posted by fandango

Well, judging from the reactions of the teams, the fact that there is a track in Korea is impressive in its own right. Okay, so it doesn't follow the contours of wonderful geography like Spa does, but I reckon many circuits didn't seem that hot by today's standards when they started in the 1950s, like Silverstone, for example.

But the fans make these places in Europe wonderful. The atmosphere at Monza, Silverstone or Spa is special. So Korea deserves a chance. It might take a decade, but so what? This is Formula 1, the idea is to be a worldwide sport, so a bit of long term perspective is necessary.

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fandango we don't agree much, but this is an excellent post

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Originally Posted by gloomyDAY

Give it a rest. :rolleyes:

Yes, Mike is struggling, but he's not some washed up loser.

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It is getting tiresome.
he can laugh all he wants, but inside he is crying.

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Originally Posted by ioan

They do not need to hold for another race but for another 3 races. Hopefully they don't. :D

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The more ferrari blowups I see, the better.

Turn 16 is gonna bite someone hard. Its pretty obvious the course is actually two courses. It doesn't seem like it has a very good rhythm.