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zombies eat brains, racing drivers wear helmets, they would all be just fine.

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Personally I think the theft of live electrical distribution wires and gas pipes is more of an issue than a few plaques.

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everything! No really, well except maybe some of the latest stuff, with computer aided voices, people have gone for perfect voice hitting every note perfectly cleanly, which IMHO a very bad move, it kills any soul or character from the singers voice that makes it original, or just different from ev...

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I think the International Sporting Codes Appendix L says in effect any manoeuvres liable to hinder other driver is strictly prohibited, it gives some examples such as crowding off the track or multiple moves to defend but they don't define the limits of the rule.

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At the moment Peter Stampfel and Baby Gramps.

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I think di Resta will give it a go sometime soon.

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Jet fighter canopy seems to be the best idea for protecting driver from flying debris. It should improve visibility as well because you could move the drive higher or the bodywork lower. And that would improve wheel-to-wheel racing with less amatuerish crashes. Yes- I had a close call with flying d...

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I maintain petrol prices are still quite cheap. A pint of beer costs about £3 in local, for roughly half a litre of beer so £6 a litre. Petrol is a quarter of that. Then again, I don't need to be drunk to go to Tesco for my shopping (in fact, law tends to frown upon it) but I do (relatively) need m...

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There's an alternative: organise another country's Grand Prix at the original venue. Remember the GP of Luxembourg at the Nürburgring because the German GP was at Hockenheim? Now I like that idea. Russian GP at Spa 8) So we could both go racing in France and Belgium. I hate the idea of a Russian GP...

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looks more like Rosso Barchetta to me.

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But the rules.say.if you pass the red light and fail.to stop.at the weigh bridge. You.should be disqualified. No they don't, the regulations (sporting reg 26) say the drive MAY be dropped grid places or excluded. They don't say any punishment should be given but define what punishments are availabl...

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English is not my native language, but as far as I've been taught all my life the only time when "ain't" is to be used when it's shortened from "am not", if that. I do think it's a colloquial way of saying things, and may not work too well in written English. My spellchecker doesn't even think it's...

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How come Raikkonen is so high up on all the list produced but Massa isn't on any?

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Johnston wrote:
stratos wrote:Max inviting woman e along to a little private party

Is paying the same as inviting? People can turn invites down

Last time I check people are also able to refuse to provide chargeable services.

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Max inviting woman e along to a little private party

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It's a new team so you can't expect many good results in the first year and you are going to need time and commitment from lead drivers. I think that while Alonso and Hamilton are pretty much the best drivers at the moment either of them is just going to leave after the first year. Schumacher and We...

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Hopefully no one will post the a video of the move without the correct permissions from the rights holders.

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£4750 - 98 BMW M3 Conv Semi-Auto 80k miles

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Frances69 wrote:A great car makes you happy when you drive it.

A great car should make you happy, but a supercar should make you miserable and everyone else envious.

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If you want something cheap and not manual I think I would go for a selespeed Alfa.

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Pat Moss

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My wage is 880% of the UK average so why can't I buy any petrol?

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when Hans Solo says his ship can do the Kesel run in 12 Parsecs, he;'s talking out of his backside, parsec is a unit of distance, (astronomy, 3.08568025 × 10^16 metres) not time, so Hans Solo, stop talking rubbish!! Assuming he meant to talk about time. Maybe it is so fast and agile it can take a t...

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I think the worst of the Issigonis notchbacks was the Wolseley

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Is it legal to change the chassis after the season has started? You can bring a new car at every race if you please (and got the money to do it...), as long as it fits the rules and passes the crash test... Besides, before being in Marca, the news was in the Gazetta Dello Sport, and says the main m...

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They would finish last. All the other drivers would be on there own so would be able to use their normal F1 cars but the 6 world champions would be in the same car so would need to use some kind of people carrier. No matter which of them was driving the performance difference between an F1 car and a...

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This is a tough one. Would have been Mansell if he had not made his comeback in 1995 with McLaren... I can't think of anybody who achieved this in the 1970s or since, so my guess is that the answer is from the 1950s or 1960s, but I can't say who for sure without checking on Wikipedia.... I would gu...

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WOW..! 8O Thats a great picture for comparison, showing how F1 has evolved just like man becoming more complex. I understand the theory alittle better now behind the clutch sytem. Still amazes me the complexity behind the engineering.. just mind boggoling! Did F1 cars have reverse gear at any point...

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cdriel wrote:
DOLOMITE wrote:

Never been bettered.
Agree

Maybe the F40. Depends on my mood.

There is always the middle ground, the 288 GTO Evoluzione

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Stinger!-Each driver can deploy one stinger during the race, measuring 2x2x2x2ft, in an attempt to puncture their rivals tyres. Would make the fight for pole very desperate! 2ft wide 2ft long 2ft high? 2ft in time? :?: Woops, I mean each side is 2ft long! I thought of writing 2ft squared, but that ...

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Angel De La Muerte wrote:that looks way to complex

I mean I can see drivers trying to predict when the last light goes green to get a better 'reaction' time, terrible idea

I expect problems with this

The drivers display only has two lights on it, one red and one green.

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Just because Senna was suspicius, because Michael was kicking his butt in "Like a Boss" style ...everyone took Senna suspicion as a fact...that Benetton was cheating... which has never been proven No Senna died trying to cope with Michales pace....he was very aware of Michaels talents and was very ...

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If Seen had not of died, I think he would of been Champion in 94, 95 & also 96, then probably would of retired, The Williams F1 car of 95 was probably better than the 94 williams but Damon Hill and Coulthard just weren't good enough back then for me. (I still think Williams made a massive error in ...

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Team Name: Persuade Bolivia
Driver 1: Pedro Pablo Calbimonte
Driver 2: Bruno Senna
Reserve: Nelson Piquet Jr.
Engine: Mercedes
Livery: The Wiphala

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the forum is only one page long and still people can't find the existing threads on things
http://forum.planet-f1.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=38

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The gap between Senna and Hill at the start of 1994 was like the gap between Schumacher and his team mate... In Brazil - the only race we can really judge on - Senna and Schumacher both would have lapped Damon Hill who finished 2nd behind Schumacher. That is a 80 second lap, 71 lap race. As it ende...

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I don't really see what changes with Senna blinded due to a severed retinal artery, brain damaged by the bleeding on his brain and further brain and spinal damage from the basal skull fracture. Doesn't sound like someone who is going to be in a position to walk again never mind win a motor-race.

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I've had a look at the rules and I can't see anywhere where it stops you changing the test days. as long as the circuit is properly staffed / marshalled etc? That isn't the problem, the problem is that it is the week before the start of the first event. The first GP is in the week of 12-19 March so...

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Hill would not have to be the 1996 World Champion, that year shaped him as a person and as a driver. He was thrust into a difficult spot and had to man up...without this happening to him, who knows what would have happened? Coulthard would not have been a Williams driver either. Not that soon at le...

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