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Taxes should be payed in countries where the money is made and Lewis works for British company. Who cares where he lives.

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Czy mi się wydaje czy Kubek naprawdę odrobinkę przytył

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Kimi will be ok. He was still professional rally driver, while Schumacher did few hobby races and Schumacher is some 10 years older than Kimi. Kimi will find it easier to adapt to F1, but still few first races may be difficult to him.

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18-20 races is optimal. I don't want too many races, because there is risk of getting bored.

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my girlfriend told me that F1 sucks

she is single now

just kidding

she is dead

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Yes for reliable cars. I was Schumacher fan, but I really felt sorry for Mika that time : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emNuqd4L ... re=related

Drivers must fight for wins, not be gifted them.

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For all the "jaggies" Elite was an amazing technical achievement. It ran on 11kb of memory. Now most forum posts are bigger than 11kb. As the designer pointed out in an interview a couple of years ago "these days, the texture of a rivet head uses more than 11kb of memory" The game had 7 galaxies wi...

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Stefano is one of 4 team bosses who won title for his team. Even Todt needed years to build decent team.

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I passed some exam on studies that I totally didn't expect to pass now

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Chuckie Egg used to keep me occupied. And Multi-User Dimension games - some of the first internet (but text based) adventure games, for example "you are at a cross-roads. To the west you see and old house, to the right you see a horse and straight on the road goes into the distance...". People at u...

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In 2009 he did not do better than Nelson Piquet Jr who in this forum is ridiculed to the extreme. I wish him all the best, because i support all French drivers (even more if they are of short stature and have a crooked nose), but if he performs great, perhaps NPjr deserves another chance too. I do ...

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Button earns only half of Hamilton wage?

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Barca :D :) :proud: :proud: :proud: the boys did well!!! Zero :: my prediction of 8-0 wasn;t too far off!!!!! :lol: sublime, nuff said, there is a religion thread up and running on the off topic, i think i might join the church of Lionel Messi!! Tello, 2 goals in 10 minutes, scored within a minute ...

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Their bluffs could be proved wrong by watching them during tests but so far the car behavior tells that they are not bluffing. Something's wrong ! Recently few cars looked hopeless during testing and yet they started first GP from front row. BMW solved their problem with F1.08 just before Australia...

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Barca

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Amon wrote:I don't know why but as of now my avatar isn't visible any more?

Press ctrl + F5 in your browser on a page where you can see your avatar.

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Red Bull is the most efficient, but Mclaren drivers are the most exciting.

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froze wrote:
603Racer wrote:Gino is the VP of Corporate Affairs for Lotus. He left in Ferrari in 2009.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... Gvk#t=244s
I remembered him from this
"- Mr. Montezemolo wishes to see you"
"- F*** off!"

I remember that video

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i read something about kubica yesterday. his friend was speaking about him already starting to lead a normal life after the accident. he said that Kubica was driving road cars daily and really concentrating on building the strength to the damaged arm. i hope he returns to F1 and if he does, Im sure...

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This is fantasctic

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I suggest you look at Silverstone 2011 and see how detrimental running a lower fuel load was to Hamilton's race. The optimal race strategy for a McLaren Mercedes is to start with 15 kilos more fuel than the optimal race strategy is for the Red Bull Renault. This gives the Red Bull an advantage at t...

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Silverstone 2008, China 2011.

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Did Brawn do this in 2009? No. Did RBR do this in 2010 and 2011? No. In the first case, Brawn simply rolled out in testing, guns blazing, and RBR, in 2010 and 2011 sandbagged a little by holding back some pace and just saying "We're happy with the car and our testing programme". Please show me evid...

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Sandbagging is when you drive your car around with a heavy fuel load, hold back your true pace and give nothing away in interviews "It's hard to tell who's where, we're getting through our testing programme well, things are okay" etc. Sandbagging isn't when your car drives with little evidence of g...

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Sandbagging is when you drive your car around with a heavy fuel load, hold back your true pace and give nothing away in interviews "It's hard to tell who's where, we're getting through our testing programme well, things are okay" etc. Sandbagging isn't when your car drives with little evidence of g...

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Have you played tf2? I have not. Pretty much been universally praised by all the gamers I know, but I like to play my shooters on a split screen multiplayer so I can play with my brothers, not just randoms off the internet (no offence to any randoms). Only play FIFA, and occasionally F1 2011 online...

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Red Bull were definitely "sandbagging" in the sense they didn't reveal or put on their cars the go-fast parts until the last moment. Whether it worked or will be remembered as Ferrari parts is only to be revealed at Melbourne. No one knows. Those parts are "top secret", and their effectiveness is s...

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RB6 was faster than RB7, but it was also unreliable. However neither RB6 nor RB7 was truly dominant car like F2004.

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Manual gearing would be quite complicated now. For example the driver enters the straight line....he needs to switch gears at same time use KERS and DRS.. Buttons inside their helmets they can press with their tongues ;) Drivers are definitely "multitasking" in the most extreme sense these days. Do...

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1. Vettel
2. Alonso
3. Webber
4. Hamilton
5. Button
6. Massa
7. Kimi
8. Rosberg
8. Schumacher
10. Hulkenberg

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Meilow wrote:
jakehilton89 wrote:It almost looks like a gp2 car and that front wing looks very basic!!!
Reminds me off the 2009 BMW Sauber front wing.

And I doubt that HRT will be faster than this BMW.

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Jezick wrote:What a strange decision.... Chandhok was excellent as a number two in the commentary box.

Maybe Chandhok is unwilling to do commentary.

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So this why they completed only few laps during last day.

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That Ferrari didnt exactly look as terrible in time sheets (specially in hands of Alonso) as Pat Fry is saying in his interviews. But they know better than any of us. Its either a truth, or giant smoke screen. http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQnIPEEtdqEgWBA4Vmn-wwZnmYj7mgX69PyaDfP3H7vxvIliG...

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Im all for the paddle shift gear changes. But................ They could get rid of the automatic up/down and let the drivers do the changes. Is this not the best of both worlds. Come on its a good idea :thumbup: Fully automatic gears are banned in F1. Unless you mysteriously came from 2003 well th...

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Im all for the paddle shift gear changes. But................ They could get rid of the automatic up/down and let the drivers do the changes. Is this not the best of both worlds. Come on its a good idea :thumbup: Fully automatic gears are banned in F1. Unless you mysteriously came from 2003 well th...

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Sorry but that cost system cannot be taken seriously. So if hypothetically Vergne would have replaced Webber for the 2012 season he would cost 258 points?? And Petrov gets only 5 cost because he moved to Caterham? I think it's as good a system as any. Do you think Vergne should have been free of ch...

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Great shape of car, but livery is ugly. Their 2011 paint was superb.

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