Join our live blogging team for 2010
The ever-popular F1 Fanatic live blogs will return for every practice session, qualifying hour and Grand Prix this year.
We’re looking for volunteers to help moderate and run the sessions. Each session is typically supported by around half-a-dozen moderators who put comments live, run polls and generally keep the sessions running smoothly.
You don’t need to commit to helping in every session or even every race weekend.
If you’d like to help out please get in touch by emailling me, using Twitter or leave a comment below.
You can check the times of every F1 session using the F1 Fanatic Google Calendar.
Arun.India said on 26th February 2010, 15:32
Hi you know me….I can help…
Ciaran said on 26th February 2010, 16:14
Yeah I’d love to help in any way I can.
ElChiva said on 26th February 2010, 16:44
sounds interesting I’d love to help.
harry said on 26th February 2010, 17:33
I would be happy to help!
david said on 26th February 2010, 17:49
I’d be willing to help Keith.
BOOTEYMAN said on 26th February 2010, 18:35
I will gladly help
Gerdoner said on 26th February 2010, 19:25
Same here :)
steph said on 26th February 2010, 20:06
My computer is still tempermental (or just plain mental) but if ever the live blog gets stuck I can help.
I can’t waitn for the live blog, it’s a personal highlight of this site and I’ve missed it nearly as much as the racing. It’s great to be able to read fellow fanatics reactions to the race as it unfolds and we can get some good debate on there too. It’s perfect too if there is a lack of action…Brazil was fairly dull in qualifying when we were waiting for the rain to go away but you all kept me entertained. There were even quite a few on when it was Japan and for many fanatics it was the early hours of the morning!
Julian said on 26th February 2010, 20:33
I’m just a normal F1 fan. Would be happy to help.
Lucas.M said on 26th February 2010, 21:05
I would say my predictions for F1 2010 here and these are my final predictions:-
McLaren:-
1. Button
2. Hamilton
Mercedes:-
3. Schumacher
4. Rosberg
Red Bull:-
5. Vettel
6. Webber
Ferrari:-
7. Massa
8. Alonso
Williams:-
9. Barrichello
10. Hulkenberg
Renault:-
11. Kubica
12. Petrov
Force India:-
14. Sutil
15. Liuzzi
Toro Rosso:-
16. Buemi
17. Alguersuari
Lotus:-
18. Trulli
19. Kovalainen
Campos:-
20. Chandhok **
21. Senna
Virgin:-
24. Glock
25. di Grassi
Sauber:-
26. de la Rosa
27. Kobayashi
Stefan:-
#. Nakajima
#. Villeneuve **
** =Unconfirmed
Note:- US F1 are not going to make it
tommy boi said on 26th February 2010, 21:35
hard to believe that every team’s drivers will line up consecutively in the standings….
Patrickl said on 26th February 2010, 22:13
Which part is the prediction part?
Jarred Walmsley said on 27th February 2010, 8:48
I believe that he is still predicting the drivers due to Chandhok being in Campos
Daniel said on 26th February 2010, 21:40
i would love to help and ill give 100%
ccolanto said on 26th February 2010, 21:52
I’ve helped before, and I’ve love to help again!
Where do I sign?!
Zen said on 26th February 2010, 21:59
I’m more than happy to help on the live blogging if needed.
Daffid said on 26th February 2010, 22:24
36% in favour of teams being allowed to run 3 cars – “not much interest”?
Not a majority for sure, but more than the 2nd place party in most UK general elections. If a fringe party like the Greens or the BNP suddenly polled 36 % no-one would call that ‘not much interest’
manatcna said on 26th February 2010, 23:53
Does it matter what we think?
FIA and FOTA don’t listen to fans.
Matthew McMahon said on 26th February 2010, 22:49
I’ll gladly help out!!