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simple solution could be to paint a bright blue (why not) line in the run off and just say "if you touch it, you get a drive through". Job done.

The BBC have clearly gone for the Top Gear (read three blokes who enjoy each others company almost as much are they enjoy arguing) presentation style.

It's good to watch, but EJ really comes...

some people want to believe?

It would be typical Bernie for us to lose a great track like Spa for the sake of another dull processional street circuit. He really has no understanding of what makes the sport great.

Webber is clearly the obvious shock there. No wonder Red Bull are considering dumping him for an 'official' Red Bull driver.

I think Spa and Monza will settle it. If Alonso wins them both it would be hard to bet against him. If he and Ferrari fail to beat Red Bull on these fast tracks then their chances are over.

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doubt it. Vettel is a better driver anyhow

I've got a lot of respect for Dave Richards and have little doubt that ProDrive would (probably) have produced a better car than Hispania and Virgin.

Still his comments are somewhat unnecessary...

these comparisons between point systems are always popping up.

from what i've seen the changes have rarely altered the final outcome.

he's doing a decent job; but i can't help but think that 'better than ever' isn't much of a claim by his standards.

yeah it's a real shame. A guy who's career never really took off.

my more detailed thoughts lol : http://formula1worldchampionship.wordpress.com/2010/08/13/f1-the-end-of-nick-heidfeld/