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29th October 2011, 18:10
jens

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Originally Posted by Dr. Krogshöj

What a nice thing to wish in motor racing.

Indeed, wishing failures feels especially harsh as we have had two fatal accidents in motorsports recently...
29th October 2011, 18:16
donKey jote

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Originally Posted by Mia 01

OK. perhaps a misunderstanding. The point is that I don´t like people make yokes of poor people.

how about this for a poor yoke joke :erm:
29th October 2011, 20:03
truefan72

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Originally Posted by jens

Toro Rosso has been really impressive lately. They are really going all out to steal P7 from Sauber in WCC and looking at the current form of teams, it seems likely.

It is a shame they can't start the season out as strong as they usually finish it. This has been the pattern for the past few years. Right now they are the 5th best team imo and if their drivers could ever make decent starts and avoid mishap would be right there challenging for competitive points. I'd say that kimi would be better off coming to them than williams
29th October 2011, 20:16
truefan72

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Originally Posted by CaptainRaiden

Still :confused:

Erm, in case you didn't know, I myself am an Indian. So, I'm being racist against my own countrymen? :confused: And where am I telling them to attend the race?? :confused:

Also, I didn't know there was a book called "Borderline of Racism."

The Saturday started early for you it seems. Go a bit easy on the pure gasoline.

just ignore Mia 01 like most of us here

The ticket prices for India are the cheapest on the calendar and most have been sold out already
India also has 42 billionaires and well over 400 millionaires and a thriving middle class in a population of 1.2 billion

The only folks who seem inconvenienced by having a race there are folks stuck in history, others unwilling to get up early to watch a "world" championship F1 race

This is a fabulous track and I'm really looking forward to the race this Sunday.
29th October 2011, 20:33
F1boat

Well done for Seb, another great lap and one pole closer to the old record of Nigel Mansell. The track is interesting, but the smog and the dirt make it unpleasant and dangerous. Hopefully, there won't be accidents and crashes tomorrow.
29th October 2011, 20:34
ioan

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Originally Posted by Dave B

More on Massa's crash. There's a suggestion that he doesn't have a spare front wing without resorting back to a flappy-floppy one. If true, would this be a setup change and therefore a parc fermé breach?

Theoretically it would be a breach of parc ferme rules.
29th October 2011, 20:36
ioan

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Originally Posted by truefan72

just ignore Mia 01 like most of us here

The ticket prices for India are the cheapest on the calendar and most have been sold out already
India also has 42 billionaires and well over 400 millionaires and a thriving middle class in a population of 1.2 billion

The only folks who seem inconvenienced by having a race there are folks stuck in history, others unwilling to get up early to watch a "world" championship F1 race

This is a fabulous track and I'm really looking forward to the race this Sunday.

We didn't yet have an F1 race at the track but it's a fabulous track? Nice one Sherlock.
29th October 2011, 20:39
ioan

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Originally Posted by CaptainRaiden

Still :confused:

Erm, in case you didn't know, I myself am an Indian. So, I'm being racist against my own countrymen? :confused: And where am I telling them to attend the race?? :confused:

Also, I didn't know there was a book called "Borderline of Racism."

The Saturday started early for you it seems. Go a bit easy on the pure gasoline.

Poor form. They should take away your Indian nationality for posting such gibberish.
29th October 2011, 23:34
CaptainRaiden

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Originally Posted by ioan

We didn't yet have an F1 race at the track but it's a fabulous track? Nice one Sherlock.

You know, you don't have to wait until the race to like a track. I loved the Turkish track the moment I saw Turn 8 during the first ever practice.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Poor form. They should take away your Indian nationality for posting such gibberish.

I'm guessing they already deported you from Romania......for you being just......you.
29th October 2011, 23:38
ShiftingGears

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Originally Posted by ioan

We didn't yet have an F1 race at the track but it's a fabulous track? Nice one Sherlock.

Are you saying tracks can only be judged by the quality of races that are held at them? I think its quite a nice, flowing circuit.

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