F1 Fanatic

I’m an American F1 fan, and I loves me some V8S. When the US race is televised, I will do everything in my power to get everybody I know to watch it. The grudge match concept is interesting, but I think it’d […]

The Grand Prix of Weehawken.

While I’m sure it’ll have some grandiose name like “The Grand Prix of The United States at New York” or something along those lines, I will never call it anything other than “The Grand Prix of […]

My heavens, it’s wonderful to see such willingness to be inclusive and welcoming to new fans.

And such willingness to be incredibly condescending.

While true, I don’t think that matters much. Ultimately it’s up to the teams to make sure everything is okay and within the rules; if their equipment is faulty, that’s still their problem.

They should choose it at random every time they race. Throw all the configurations in a hat, then draw one out Thursday evening.

It’d certainly liven up the race weekend!

He was making a joke there.

Bernie said what? Let me see that… (muttering: schumi to red bull, hamilton out of mclaren) …well, okay. Won’t ever happen, but okay. What else was there? (muttering again: Bahrain is a go)

*facewing*

“Is it supposed to be on fire like that?”

Of course three teams launch their cars when I’m dead.

I got better.

What, got something against duck heads?

…there were some who preferred to only think of their own interests.

To be fair, he IS correct. What he very carefully doesn’t say is that Ferrari is one of them.

@aka_robin said: “Why don’t I know anyone here as fanatical as I am? Most people I know are utterly clueless about the sport, to the point where some don’t even realize the cars don’t look like normal cars.”

So […]

What in the world is Bernie thinking? He does seem to be doing his best to undermine the GP at Austin. “No contract.” “It won’t happen.” “F1 won’t succeed in the US.”

Hey, Bernie, a word of advice from one of […]

I’m sorry, but I’ve got to say this: Bernie is something of a ****, isn’t he?