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McLaren face the FIA on April 29 regarding the following points:
- On 29 March, 2009, told the stewards of the Australian Grand Prix that no instructions were given to Hamilton to allow Jarno Trulli to pass when both cars were behind the safety car, knowing this statement to be untrue.
- Procured its driver, Hamilton to support and confirm this untrue statement to the stewards.
- Although knowing that as a direct result of its untrue statement to the stewards, another driver and a rival team had been unfairly penalised, made no attempt to rectify the situation either by contacting the FIA or otherwise.
- On 2 April, 2009, at a second hearing before the stewards of the Australian Grand Prix, (meeting in Malaysia) made no attempt to correct the untrue statement of 29 March but, on the contrary, continued to maintain the statement was true, despite being allowed to listen to a recording of the team instructing Hamilton to let Trulli past, and despite being given more than one opportunity to correct its false statement.
- On 2 April, 2009, at the second stewards' hearing, procured its driver Hamilton to continue to assert the truth of the false statement given to the stewards on 29 March, while knowing what he was saying to the stewards was not true.
Foxhound
18-04-2009, 13:14
Congratulations to Vettel.
Another disappointing result for Ferrari.
Ferrari have no hope either here or at the next GP. Until we develop a diffuser and sort out the KERS problems, we should be happy to pick up any points we can.
Great drive from Vettel - again - and both Red Bull drivers will expect a chance to win the race having qualified ahead of their Brawn GP rivals.
Alonso has made Piquet Jr look pretty useless today - the former in second and the latter 17th. Briatore can fuck off though as his vendetta against Brawn GP continues. He couldn't get the decision to ban their diffuser (and those used by two other teams) so now he wants to prevent them being able to acquire money Honda had due to them despite full support for Brawn GP from the likes of Ferrari and McLaren.
I've never really liked Briatore who thinks he's Formula 1's answer to Maurizio Zamparini (Palermo president, ridiculously outspoken). I suppose looking at his QPR record that's exactly what he is.
Well done to Vettel and Red Bull. Very talented young driver and a really nice bloke on top of that. Hopefully they can push on and challenge Brawn and Toyota.
Looks like the McLaren car is slowly improving.
Ferrari without a point after 3 races. :mellow:
I can't emphasise :angry: enough. Massa was doing fine until his car failed and Raikkonen - he wants to make me so angry I drop dead.
McLaren are improving and they, along with Heidfeld, are the only cars using KERS now.
Brilliant result for Red Bull and congratulations to Vettel. Buemi too.
I'm happy to see that there's a change in the formula one circuit now.
The dominating teams have been more or less invisible and the newcomer is shocking everyone.
But I mean... Three races in, we have the defending champion at 10th place, the runner-up at 15th and the 2007 champion at 16th place.
It's... sick. But funny ^^ Go Brawn, go Jenson Button ^^ About time he wins something.
PS: Everyone knew that Sebastian Vettel would become a star eventually.
Sutil. :crymore:
Would have made Ferrari the only team without points. Mental.
AgentZero
20-04-2009, 00:14
I thought Buemi had a fantastic drive and seeing Raikonnen get passed by Lewis 3 times i think was a bit too ps2ish.
Vettel was very lucky that his car was still fine after Buemi rammed into the back of it, fuck knows how Kubica's car was fine too after he did it to Trulli.
AgentZero
24-04-2009, 00:22
new teams for 2010, Aston Martin, USGPE and a third one
Are they just rumours? All I've heard is a possible return from Lola.
Foxhound
25-04-2009, 14:26
Qualification result:
Trulli
Glock
Vettel
Button
Hamilton
Barrichello
Alonso
Massa
Rosberg
Raikkonen
Kovalainen
Nakajima
Kubica
Heidfeld
Piquet
Sutil
Buemi
Fisichella
Webber
Bourdais
I thought Hamilton would get 5th in qualifying, and 3rd in the race. Here's hoping Raikkonen is very heavy on fuel.
I thought Hamilton would get 5th in qualifying, and 3rd in the race. Here's hoping Raikkonen is very heavy on fuel.
Raikkonen was very quick in Q1 and Q2, I think he definitely has the pace, lets hope you're right and hes maybe heavier.
Foxhound
26-04-2009, 06:00
I thought Hamilton would get 5th in qualifying, and 3rd in the race. Here's hoping Raikkonen is very heavy on fuel.
His car is on 671.5 kg. The two Toyotas are in the 645-649 region.
McLaren are given only a suspended three-race sentence for the whole lying incident.
Another shocking decision.
Wow, when will the FIA ever learn. What happens now then? Hamilton & Kovalainen won't be in the next 3 races at all?
Don't think he's retaining his crown now haha.
Wow, when will the FIA ever learn. What happens now then? Hamilton & Kovalainen won't be in the next 3 races at all?
Don't think he's retaining his crown now haha.
SUSPENDED three race sentence - nothing happens to them unless they break the article rule again in the next 12 months which isn't going to happen so basically, they get away with it.
All you have to do is apologise and all your sins are forgiven.
Agree with your first, albeit misguided sentiment. When will the FIA ever learn??
nikicampos
10-05-2009, 00:04
Button once again, when i first so Button many years ago i thought he was going to be great, not so much, but seeing him this year with a good competitive car i guess i wasnt' wrong about him being a great driver.
Not a great weekend for the McLarens, i stil hope they can improve something for the race.
AgentZero
10-05-2009, 00:05
when was the last time brittish drivers won 2 consec championships?
when was the last time brittish drivers won 2 consec championships?
I just checked. 1968, 1969. Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart.
AgentZero
10-05-2009, 00:29
oO...exactly 40 years ago
Looking forward to the Spanish Grand Prix tomorrow, should be a good race (i hope it's gonna be).
Ferrari and Raikonnen, talk about face palms. Especially when you consider Massa was fastest in Q1.
Massa did the same earlier in the season. :lol:
This is usually quite a boring GP, not much overtaking and little chance of rain.
Yet more racist fans at this Grand Prix. The FIA should seriously think about pulling this race from the season.
Yet more racist fans at this Grand Prix. The FIA should seriously think about pulling this race from the season.
Added to the fact that its boring as shit because overtaking is so hard. Fair enough with Monaco because its a great track in a unique location steeped in history but I really don't see the point in a race like this one when theres better ones that have been taken out of the calendar. You just need to look at how much Vettel was compromised by Massa to see that its daft. On the subject of Massa and Ferrari, just when you thought they couldn't get any more stupid they manage to turn what was a potential 2nd into a scraped 6th.
Kevthedrummer
11-05-2009, 09:24
pretty boring race.
Yep, really boring.
The first lap was decent and Webber's move on Alonso was brilliant but that was about it. It looked like this season might be more open but Brawn seem to be running away with it.
Anyone else already bored of this season and Brawn/Button winning all the time?
No. If it's the same this time next year? Yes.
Well done Jenson, deserve every bit of success you're getting right now. Looks like he's running away with the title and Hamilton will be very angry indeed.
It's amazing how this season has gone so far, Brawn being such a big instant success in their first ever season, and Ferrari and McClaren way down there in the constructor's championship.
At least Ferrari got a much improved result today, would've been much different had Kimi not had the pole position snatched off him by Button.
nikicampos
25-05-2009, 10:11
Anyone else already bored of this season and Brawn/Button winning all the time?
Oh I am, and it has nothing to do with me being a McLaren fan wanting my team to win, last two seasons were amazing even with Hamilton losing to Kimi at the end and last year Hamilton becoming the champ, no matter who was your team you have to appreciate two consecutive years with only one point difference between 1st and 2nd place, just amazing, and this year looks far away from that, i just wish other team could step up, Vettel is good but he makes so many mistakes, at this time i just don't see him as a real contender, in fact, i couldn't think of someone else but Barrichello, and not even him, if someone doesn't step up fast, this season could be over really fast, and thank God not as fast as it would be with that new rule they want of medals.
I hope that Button's dominant year helps so that new rule they want to pass that the champion will be decided only by races won don't pass, can you imagine, only two or three more races and the season could be officially over, in fact, it could be over by now, because i don't see Vettel wining 8 consecutive races or Button not winning again in the whole year, that could be the most stupid rule ever because right now, only after 6 races, with that rule, the championship is over, no doubt about it, can you imaging how much money they could lose, i guess they haven't thought of that, LOL, maybe they forgot how to make money, hahaha.
Foxhound
07-06-2009, 09:59
Vettel on pole. I hope he wins the race. Actually, I don't care who wins it, as long as it's not the drivers from Brawn.
AgentZero
07-06-2009, 10:37
yeh brawn is making it stale again.
I don't know whether to believe there is actually a chance of them making a GPWC breakaway group or not.
It would feel rather strange to have Force India as one of the more established teams in F1. :lol:
I'm back FOTA 100% in this and don't want them to find an agreement with the FIA at any future stage. We'll know everything tomorrow morning when the line-up for 2010 is announced.
AgentZero
20-06-2009, 08:30
i reckon by seasons end a compromise will be met.
Not sure if anyone knew but during qualifying today Massa got hit in the head by a flying piece of debris that had fallen off Rubens Barrichello's car. He is to undergo surgery after suffering skull damage and "brain concussion" (not sure if that's different to the normal type). Some details and a video here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8168807.stm
Alonso is on pole for the race with Vettel second, Webber third and Hamilton in a resurgent McLaren fourth.
http://img.mtv3.fi/mn_kuvat/mtv3/urheilu/formulakuvat/kilpailut/2009/755343.jpg
Fucking hell, all the best to him. Hope hes okay and this hasn't ended his career.
Foxhound
26-07-2009, 03:56
I hope that he will make full recovery.
Aside from the news of Schumacher's return to racing, BMW have announced they are leaving F1 at the end of the season. Oh dear.
nikicampos
31-07-2009, 04:47
Poor Massa, such a bad luck, but on the other hand, finally McLaren won a race, this means to me that they are on the right track for next year, we all know that this season is over, but they are thinking more in the next season, so, keep up the good work, we'll see if this was not a one hit wonder in the last races, they better win a couple of more races and be in the first places and that would be a nice way to finish such a bad season.
Cheers.
Bollocks :<
Seven-time Formula 1 champion Michael Schumacher has abandoned his comeback with Ferrari because of a neck injury.
The 40-year-old, who retired at the end of 2006, was set to deputise for the injured Felipe Massa at the European Grand Prix in Valencia on 23 August.
"Unfortunately we did not manage to get a grip on the pain in the neck which occurred after the private F1-day in Mugello," Schumacher told his website.
Veteran Ferrari test driver Luca Badoer will now stand in for Massa.
Schumacher aggravated a neck injury, suffered in a bike accident in February, whilst trying out a 2007 F1 car as he set about making his comeback.
But the 40-year-old German revealed: "The consequences of the injuries caused by the bike accident, fractures in the area of head and neck, unfortunately have turned out to be still too severe.
"That is why my neck cannot stand the extreme stresses caused by F1 yet. These are the clear results of the examinations we did on the course of the past two weeks and the final examination on Monday afternoon.
"As there were no improvements after the day in Mugello, I decided at short notice on Sunday to do that thorough examination on Monday."
A strong neck is crucial to F1 drivers who face punishing G-forces, and Schumacher contacted Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo and team boss Stefano Domenicali on Monday evening to tell them he had lost his fitness battle.
"I'm very sorry about the problem that will stop Michael returning to racing," Montezemolo said.
"His return would surely have done Formula 1 good and I'm certain we'd have seen him fighting for victory again.
"I want to thank him in the name of Ferrari and all the fans for the attachment to the team he has shown in these circumstances."
With little time to find a replacement for Massa, who is recovering at home in Brazil, from the serious head injuries he suffered during qualifying for the Hungarian GP, Ferrari have named Badoer as Kimi Raikkonen's team-mate in Valencia.
After a decade as a test driver for the team the 38-year-old Italian is himself returning to racing after a long absence.
But Badoer, who tuned his racing abilities by karting with Schumacher in Italy last week, does not bring the German's level of experience and abilities.
He started 49 races for Scuderia Italia, Minardi and Forti between 1993 and 1999 without scoring a point.
His last competitive drive saw him qualify last and retire early from the 1999 Japanese Grand Prix.
Schumacher won five world championships with Ferrari and had been working as a consultant for the Italian team before his decision to come out of retirement to stand in for Massa.
The German, who claimed his other two drivers' crowns with Benetton, has started 249 grands prix, winning a record 91 of them.
His return was eagerly anticipated but, despite trying everything 'medically or therapeutically' possible, he has had to admit defeat.
"I am disappointed to the core," he said. "I am awfully sorry for the guys of Ferrari and for all the fans which crossed fingers for me.
"I can only repeat that I tried everything that was within my power. All I can do now is to keep my fingers crossed for the whole team for the coming races."
And, while the rest of the F1 drivers were enjoying their mid-season break, Schumacher had embarked on a rigorous training regime, resulting in him losing more than six pounds in weight before calling off his return.
"It's hugely disappointing," said David Croft, Radio 5 live's F1 commentator. "The F1 world was very much looking forward to seeing Michael Schumacher locking horns with Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso.
"But it's hardly surprising. The g-forces that your neck muscles particularly are exposed to in a modern-day F1 car can take their toll and give you severe punishment during the course of a race.
"If you are not 100% fit, there's no way you can think about driving one of these cars."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8186319.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8222487.stm
Still my favourite race ever. :lol:
Forgot to say last week: Luca Badoer is beyond useless.
Forgot to say last week: Luca Badoer is beyond useless.
You can say that again. :/
Great stuff from Fisichella, hopefully Force India finally get some points on the board! Would like Sutil to get a top 8 finish too, but he'll get raped by the big name train behind him first lap.
How did he manage to qualify last again?! Surely the worst driver the sport has seen?
Shocked by Fisichella but fair play to him. Force India need some points.
Foxhound
29-08-2009, 15:22
How did he manage to qualify last again?! Surely the worst driver the sport has seen?
Alex Yoong?
Badoer is probably the worst driver that Ferrari ever had.
At least Yoong finished 7th once. Not sure Badoer can say the same.
EDIT: Actually he can, also finished 8th three times.
Badoer is just completely useless, I know driving F1 cars is ridiculously difficult but hes just an embarassment.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/8222487.stm
Still my favourite race ever. :lol:
Remember watching it as a kid and praying Schumacher would knock Coulthards teeth out followed by a huge Ferrari-McLaren scrap between the two pit crews.
AgentZero
24-09-2009, 03:15
Flavio Briatore anyone?
Well no-one's posted in here for an age, so congrats to Jenson and Brawn etc.
Looking towards next season already, this is the current driver line-up:
Mercedes GP: Rosberg
Red Bull: Vettel, Webber
McLaren: Hamilton, Button
Ferrari: Alonso, Massa
Williams: Barrichello, Hulkenberg
Renault: Kubica
Force India:
Toro Rosso: Buemi
Campos: Senna
Lotus:
Manor GP: Glock
US F1:
That's what is set in stone, though it's expected Rosberg will join Brawn and Kobayashi will get a seat at Toyota. I hope Raikkonen goes back to McLaren and Glock joins Renault, as well as Heidfeld/Kovalainen forming a team somewhere. If so, we're going to have some monster battles!
AgentZero
02-11-2009, 21:19
Well no-one's posted in here for an age, so congrats to Jenson and Brawn etc.
Looking towards next season already, this is the current driver line-up:
Brawn:
Red Bull: Vettel, Webber
McLaren: Hamilton
Ferrari: Alonso, Massa
Toyota:
Williams: Barrichello, Hulkenberg
Renault: Kubica
Force India:
Toro Rosso:
Campos: Senna
Lotus:
Manor:
US F1:
That's what is set in stone, though it's expected Rosberg will join Brawn and Kobayashi will get a seat at Toyota. I hope Raikkonen goes back to McLaren and Glock joins Renault, as well as Heidfeld/Kovalainen forming a team somewhere. If so, we're going to have some monster battles!
the musical chairs of f1 teams...so which teams got replaced by whom?
did an old wiki and BMW saubers gone with Manor (british), Lotus (Malaysian), Campos (Spanish) and Team USf1 (Canadian....not) coming,
the influx of new teams considering how brawn went will spicen things up nicely.
Woeful season for Ferrari and just when I thought Luca Badoer was the worst driver on the grid, Fisichella moved to Ferrari and couldn't get away from the back. Loser.
Late congratulations to Brawn GP and Jenson Button.
Alonso, we need you to perform and will hopefully provide you with a quality car.
AgentZero
03-11-2009, 05:26
Alonso if is second fiddle to massa wont like it very much.
Well no-one's posted in here for an age, so congrats to Jenson and Brawn etc.
Looking towards next season already, this is the current driver line-up:
Brawn:
Red Bull: Vettel, Webber
McLaren: Hamilton
Ferrari: Alonso, Massa
Toyota:
Williams: Barrichello, Hulkenberg
Renault: Kubica
Force India:
Toro Rosso:
Campos: Senna
Lotus:
Manor:
US F1:
That's what is set in stone, though it's expected Rosberg will join Brawn and Kobayashi will get a seat at Toyota. I hope Raikkonen goes back to McLaren and Glock joins Renault, as well as Heidfeld/Kovalainen forming a team somewhere. If so, we're going to have some monster battles!
I live quite close to where the Manor 'HQ' is and I keep hearing rumours going around that Nelson Piquet Jnr is being lined up to drive for Manor. And then it's likely his team-mate shall be either someone who's come through the internal ranks, or someone with lots of experience. Mind you, Kubica and Heidfeld will need a team (now the BMW team are no longer)!
I'm really looking forward to seeing how Manor Motorsport do in their debut season, it's brilliant how Richard Branston has backed them, by moving from Brawn and landing Manor a bumper Virgin sponsorship deal, rather than staying with Brawn.
Well now Toyota have pulled out, so we may have Sauber back on the grid.
AgentZero
10-11-2009, 06:36
Sad about toyota as the geezer was really emotional about it. With them out of the way is there a chance that Mclaren will go back to its famous red/white livery? Considering their principal sponsor is Vodafone. I dunno im just a big fan of the red and white cars than the silver ones.
Mercedes GP: Rosberg
Red Bull: Vettel, Webber
McLaren: Button, Hamilton
Ferrari: Alonso, Massa
Williams: Barrichello, Hulkenberg
Renault: Kubica
Force India:
Toro Rosso: Buemi
Campos: Senna
Lotus:
Manor GP: Glock
US F1:
Decided to give that an update. Personally I don't give Button much of a chance in the same car against Hamilton. Heidfeld's the favourite for Mercedes, but there's a possibility of Raikkonen (if he doesn't join WRC), and today I read they were trying to get Schumacher. :erm:
I can't remember there ever being such a big change around.
Decided to give that an update. Personally I don't give Button much of a chance in the same car against Hamilton. Heidfeld's the favourite for Mercedes, but there's a possibility of Raikkonen (if he doesn't join WRC), and today I read they were trying to get Schumacher. :erm:
I can't remember there ever being such a big change around.
You only read about the Schumacher rumour today? :shocking:
Button has made a mistake in my opinion, one I hope he pays dearly for. I'd make McLaren favourites with Mercedes around to do them favours.
Raikkonen won't race in a car which can't challenge for the title so I don't expect him to drive in F1 next year.
I know, it's been a very hectic summer for the Formula One world. It's a shame Button has moved to McLaren, when you consider how much work Brawn (now Mercedes) had to put in and really he should've stayed with them and defended the title with the team he won it with.
It will be good to see Timo Glock driving for Manor, I'll be supporting them as they're the local team, if Manor could get Heidfeld that would be pretty awesome.
Shumacher confirmed as driving for Mercedes GP next season, terrible decision, he should have just left it.
He'll be used by the F1 machine to enhance the wankstain drivers who think they're good and will get more publicity for beating the world's best when he's well past his peak.
That isn't to say Schumacher can't win races but he's hardly going to be as good as he was in his prime.
New points system:
25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1
:|
:huh:
How many drivers are still to be confirmed? 2? It's going to take me months to remember the changes. Heidfeld as a test driver for Mercedes and Fisi off to Le Mans. I expect a return from Montoya and McNish. :/
I watch every race of F1 during the year. But to this day i will never know all the rules.
They change them all the time when i finally grasp it for that year.. makes it hard for the regular bloke to switch it on and follow. Drivers change, teams change, car regs change and rules never stay the same.. you have to read about it all the time or you're out of the loop.
Last year I thought the kers thing was a joke. Wasn't a great season either.
List of drivers for this season:
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/f1-2010-season/2010-f1-drivers-and-teams/
It's gonna take a bit of getting used to but I like the new points scoring system. There's no benefit in settling for 2nd, 3rd etc in races. Should encourage more aggressive driving. Problem is if 1 driver is dominating races early on, the Championship could be close to being over half way through the season.
Anyone watch the race yesterday?
The new scoring system looks good, the no-refuelling isn't a bad idea however, as Schumi has mentioned, with all drivers on same fuel it makes overtaking virtually impossible... unless someone makes a huge mistake.
Looks like Ferrari now have a good car, Alonso drove very well and, with the car he now has, he's a major contender for the Title.
Ferrari and Alonso were pre-season favourites so no surprise.
The lack of overtaking made for a boring race; I only kept it on as both Ferrari's were doing well and I was hoping Alonso would either catch Vettel or the latter would have a problem which is the way it all transpired anyway.
Yeah, Vettel wasn't happy at all after the race.
Foxhound
16-03-2010, 14:33
I watched bits of it. I found it boring, to be honest.
2 mins for a lap? Come on.
It's only the first race, but if we get more like this then there has to be changes. The mandatory 2 pit stops sounds interesting, Ecclestone still seems set on that short cuts idea. That would take me back to playing F1 on the PS1.
So anyone out there? :p
Aus GP was pretty good, Button got dead lucky with his tyres though, easily could of spun off and stuck in the gravel or something. But if you gamble big, you can win big, and Button did win big indeed.
Pretty happy with how Ferrari went, keeps us top of drivers and constructors (i think?). Schumi was below par stuck behind the Toro Rosso, but not expecting anything from him for a few races yet, was unlucky with his front wing then having to pit a couple of laps later for dry tyres.
Sepang should eb good, really looking forward to it.
Might be going to Singapore GP later this year if funds become avaiable :p
What a qualfying its been so far.
Button 17th, Alonso 19th, Hamilton 20th, Massa 22nd.
Vettel should be in with a good chance of pole + win here if his car stays together (I dont rate Webber at all)
Though I'm hoping Schumi can nick pole off him :p
And Q3 gets red flagged indefinitely
A hell of a lot of water just sitting on the track
The Ferrari team should be ashamed. I don't care if the McLaren cars are back there as well, its not good enough irrespective of weather conditions. Team strategy for qualifying should have been better - if Red Bull can manage it why can't we?
In this scenario, I want Schumacher rolling back the years - as tough as that is.
The Ferrari team should be ashamed. I don't care if the McLaren cars are back there as well, its not good enough irrespective of weather conditions. Team strategy for qualifying should have been better - if Red Bull can manage it why can't we?
In this scenario, I want Schumacher rolling back the years - as tough as that is.
It was a shocker, I dont get why teams dont go out at the very start of the session just to get some laptimes under their belt incase of a extreme change of weather, like what has just happened.
Red Bull will probably retire half way through the race with some problem :ninja:
Hoping Schumi can get pole, would be great.
AgentZero
31-05-2010, 11:05
Vettel you planK!! Being aussie aside its fairly conclusive he didnt need to move to the right.
It was a stupid movement by Vettel. He was trying to squeeze his team-mate out but why should Webber move over for him? I'd have done what Webber did AND not expected for a second the other driver would be so stupid.
Well it's been forever since someone's posted in here (highlighted by the fact it was Sweey), but I assume the same regulars have been watching. As we're headed to the final weekend, thoughts on the season overall?
Even though there's still 4 contenders, I haven't been overly impressed or excited. Maybe partially due to Red Bull's ridiculous domination in qualifying. I can only remember 3 or 4 good races and that was down to the weather conditions.
I'm all for more cars on the track, but the 3 new teams have been a disaster in all aspects. Feel a bit sorry for Chandhok being replaced by Yamamoto then Klien as he didn't deserve it, nor have his substitutes been better in the slightest.
I hope to God that Alonso doesn't win the title. Would be a travesty.
Why can't all races be as exciting as that?
stottmeister
29-07-2011, 09:19
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/formula_one/9550930.stm
Piss take. I have Sky but I watch a lot of the races in work where we only have terrestrial channels.
I thought Ecclestone wanted to keep the F1 on free to air T.V. but I guess money talks in the end.
I don't have Sky. Fuming. :realmad:
stottmeister
29-07-2011, 14:43
I think there will be quite a large number feeling the same way Haribo but unfortunately that won't change anything. Six year deal too so you can bet that by the end of that, Sky will have made it their own and we can kiss goodbye to the rest of the races.
Wimbledon will probably be next, or hopefully Coronation Street.
A great win for Jenson and happy for Vettel - a more than worthy champion.
AgentZero
09-10-2011, 13:15
god, i cant wait till i see the back of this season.
can any one tell me that when new race of fourmula one start
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/21909762
Got to laugh at Kimi :lol: He's coooooooool.
AgentZero
15-04-2013, 05:07
Kimi is a legend, lesser drivers would not have pushed and finished 2nd with under steering he issues he would of suffered from losing an aero piece on the front wing.
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