Formula 1

(06-07-2014 14:51 )Bandwagon Wrote:  
Perhaps this shines a little light on his behaviour

always thought he was a right titb and now that proves it!!

(06-07-2014 12:46 )circles_o_o_o Wrote:  The pit crews can change four wheels in 3 seconds yet the circuit workmen take half an hour to replace a section of fencing. Thinks they need to do some more training.

You're welcome to volunteer if you can do it faster.

The supports have to be checked and shored up if necessary. It's not just a question of bolting a couple of sections of Armco on.

Nico Rosberg wins in Germany after starting on pole. Lewis Hamilton managed 3rd after starting way down in 20th.

Felipe Massa gets flipped upside down :





Kyvat' car bursts into flame :

At least Massa walked away unhurt. Another incident in the race involved marshals pushing a car off the track when most people seemed to be expecting a safety car to be deployed, but it kept the race going whether people agreed with it or not.

lewis Hamilton's qualifying jinx strikes again as he went out in 1st session of qualifying with a massive engine fire caused by a fuel leak

It was quite funny reading on Facebook earlier all the Lewis fans on about some conspiracy theory how Rosberg is favoured and that some how Lewis's car was sabotaged to help rosberg in qualifying - funny - i dont remember the same people saying anything when Lewis got preferential treatment at Mclaren!!

(26-07-2014 12:38 )Rammyrascal Wrote:  lewis Hamilton's qualifying jinx strikes again

Yes he has to start from the back for the second race running.

If he adopts the same attitude when he won from the back at Silverstone, there is no reason why he can't do the same again, but I would say he was probably lucky he wasn't more seriously injured. I'm also actually beginning to think that the hybrids are actually more prone to breakdowns than the old cars at the moment. But in saying that, Hungary had always been something of a lucky track for Brits in the past. I know that both Mansell & Damon Hill won their respective world Titles there if I remember rightly. Of course you guys can correct me if I'm wrong!! I would be nice to see a Brit win there again.

(27-07-2014 06:22 )babelover48 Wrote:  If he adopts the same attitude when he won from the back at Silverstone, there is no reason why he can't do the same again, but I would say he was probably lucky he wasn't more seriously injured. I'm also actually beginning to think that the hybrids are actually more prone to breakdowns than the old cars at the moment. But in saying that, Hungary had always been something of a lucky track for Brits in the past. I know that both Mansell & Damon Hill won their respective world Titles there if I remember rightly. Of course you guys can correct me if I'm wrong!! I would be nice to see a Brit win there again.

I think Damon won his title in Japan in the last race of the season as I got up especially to watch as we were one of his sponsors at the time.