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I love a Ferrari win..
But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from
the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
made no difference to the order of the top half dozen.
The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have
ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a single
supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and
slicks and lose those diffusers too.
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from
the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
made no difference to the order of the top half dozen.
The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have
ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a single
supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and
slicks and lose those diffusers too.
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
CatharticF1 wrote:
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>
> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from
> the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
> made no difference to the order of the top half dozen.
>
> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have
> ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a single
> supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and
> slicks and lose those diffusers too.
>
Don't forget, front mounted engines too!
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>
> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from
> the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
> made no difference to the order of the top half dozen.
>
> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have
> ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a single
> supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and
> slicks and lose those diffusers too.
>
Don't forget, front mounted engines too!
"Dan" <PigsFly@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1_rRj.10898$Rk6.2996@trnddc07...
> CatharticF1 wrote:
>> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember. The SC
>> interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from the
>> obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
>> made no difference to the order of the top half dozen. The pitstops are
>> just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have ruined. We'd be
>> far better off with no refuelling and - with a single supplier - tyres
>> that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and slicks and lose
>> those diffusers too.
>>
> Don't forget, front mounted engines too!
Drum brakes? Live axle suspension? Make them use carbs instead of fuel
injection? Is anyone interested in watching Triumph Herald F1 racing?
--
Dave Baker
Puma Race Engines
Dave Baker wrote...
>
> "Dan" <PigsFly@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1_rRj.10898$Rk6.2996@trnddc07...
> > CatharticF1 wrote:
> >> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember. The SC
> >> interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from the
> >> obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
> >> made no difference to the order of the top half dozen. The pitstops are
> >> just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have ruined. We'd be
> >> far better off with no refuelling and - with a single supplier - tyres
> >> that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and slicks and lose
> >> those diffusers too.
> >>
> > Don't forget, front mounted engines too!
>
> Drum brakes? Live axle suspension? Make them use carbs instead of fuel
> injection? Is anyone interested in watching Triumph Herald F1 racing?
>
If it's racing and not a procession - YES.
I saw 2 cars overtaken on Sunday. And 2 more failed to overtake.
Watching the cars park at Tesco is more exciting.
>
> "Dan" <PigsFly@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:1_rRj.10898$Rk6.2996@trnddc07...
> > CatharticF1 wrote:
> >> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember. The SC
> >> interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart from the
> >> obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel contrived and yet
> >> made no difference to the order of the top half dozen. The pitstops are
> >> just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs have ruined. We'd be
> >> far better off with no refuelling and - with a single supplier - tyres
> >> that could last the whole race. Oh and less wings and slicks and lose
> >> those diffusers too.
> >>
> > Don't forget, front mounted engines too!
>
> Drum brakes? Live axle suspension? Make them use carbs instead of fuel
> injection? Is anyone interested in watching Triumph Herald F1 racing?
>
If it's racing and not a procession - YES.
I saw 2 cars overtaken on Sunday. And 2 more failed to overtake.
Watching the cars park at Tesco is more exciting.
CatharticF1 wrote:
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>
> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart
> from the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel
> contrived and yet made no difference to the order of the top half
> dozen.
>
> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs
> have ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a
> single supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less
> wings and slicks and lose those diffusers too.
Been in hibernation? Are we meant to guess which year you cut and paste
that from? ;)
--
Pitwall is an online F1 manager game where you receive a team and need
to develop the team to get on the top podium position! Pitwall is
entirely free! No sh*t!
http://tinyurl.com/5y6ls3
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>
> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart
> from the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel
> contrived and yet made no difference to the order of the top half
> dozen.
>
> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs
> have ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a
> single supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less
> wings and slicks and lose those diffusers too.
Been in hibernation? Are we meant to guess which year you cut and paste
that from? ;)
--
Pitwall is an online F1 manager game where you receive a team and need
to develop the team to get on the top podium position! Pitwall is
entirely free! No sh*t!
http://tinyurl.com/5y6ls3
"Bigbird" <Bigbird.UsenetREMOVTHS@Gmail.com> wrote in
news:xn0fphtafxk2o800h@news.individual.net:
> CatharticF1 wrote:
>
>> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>>
>> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart
>> from the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel
>> contrived and yet made no difference to the order of the top half
>> dozen.
>>
>> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs
>> have ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a
>> single supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less
>> wings and slicks and lose those diffusers too.
>
> Been in hibernation? Are we meant to guess which year you cut and paste
> that from? ;)
You know I'm still not sure why that race seemed such a disappointment by
comparison to some others..
Perfect result of course but just a whole lot of nothing for the rest.
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
news:xn0fphtafxk2o800h@news.individual.net:
> CatharticF1 wrote:
>
>> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>>
>> The SC interruptions made it even worse; if it could be worse. Apart
>> from the obvious reason, the closing up the gaps made it feel
>> contrived and yet made no difference to the order of the top half
>> dozen.
>>
>> The pitstops are just a sideshow to make up for what the tech regs
>> have ruined. We'd be far better off with no refuelling and - with a
>> single supplier - tyres that could last the whole race. Oh and less
>> wings and slicks and lose those diffusers too.
>
> Been in hibernation? Are we meant to guess which year you cut and paste
> that from? ;)
You know I'm still not sure why that race seemed such a disappointment by
comparison to some others..
Perfect result of course but just a whole lot of nothing for the rest.
--
CatharticF1
The thinking man:
"They say Kimi's ice-cool, like he's flat-lined, but I think my
subconscious is pretty much like that"
Gracious:
"I was able to trick him into out-braking himself .. I apologise for that
but .. we got the points, so it doesn't really matter."
And from humble beginnings:
"..avoid getting caught up with all the monkeys at the back."
Lewis Hamilton
In article <Xns9A8EA5161533Arasf1postergmailcom@203.26.24.228>,
CatharticF1 <rasf1poster@gmail.com> wrote:
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
As long as there's red on top, it's all any true F1 fan could hope for.
--
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CatharticF1 <rasf1poster@gmail.com> wrote:
> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
As long as there's red on top, it's all any true F1 fan could hope for.
--
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"Nobody" <noone@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> In article <Xns9A8EA5161533Arasf1postergmailcom@203.26.24.228>,
> CatharticF1 <rasf1poster@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> But that was one of the most boring races I can remember.
>
> As long as there's red on top, it's all any true F1 braindead, fuckwit
> could hope for.
>
> --
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On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
> This last is particularly sweet!
>
Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
> --
> "Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?"
On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
> This last is particularly sweet!
>
Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
> --
> "Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?"
On Sun, 11 May 2008 06:39:48 -0700 (PDT), DrEvil <mph2001@my-deja.com>
wrote:
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>On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
>> This last is particularly sweet!
>>
>Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
While your characterization is tortured and perverse: Partly because
Massa was cool and confident in his superior strategy and skill and
didn't allow Hammy's shortsighted gambit to rattle him, yes.
Pity "Kimi" can't say the same.
--
"Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?"
wrote:
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>On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
>> This last is particularly sweet!
>>
>Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
While your characterization is tortured and perverse: Partly because
Massa was cool and confident in his superior strategy and skill and
didn't allow Hammy's shortsighted gambit to rattle him, yes.
Pity "Kimi" can't say the same.
--
"Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?"
On 2008-05-12 11:15:19 -0400, Raoul Duke <Owl.Farm@Woody.Creek> said:
> On Sun, 11 May 2008 06:39:48 -0700 (PDT), DrEvil <mph2001@my-deja.com>
> wrote:
>> X-No-Archive: Yes
>>
>> On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
>>> This last is particularly sweet!
>>>
>> Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
>
> While your characterization is tortured and perverse: Partly because
> Massa was cool and confident in his superior strategy and skill and
> didn't allow Hammy's shortsighted gambit to rattle him, yes.
>
> Pity "Kimi" can't say the same.
only you can think that MASSA FFS is cool and confident and Kimi not...
just like last year, Flip will end up as Kimi's bitch...
--
?Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.?
-Mark Twain
> On Sun, 11 May 2008 06:39:48 -0700 (PDT), DrEvil <mph2001@my-deja.com>
> wrote:
>> X-No-Archive: Yes
>>
>> On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
>>> This last is particularly sweet!
>>>
>> Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
>
> While your characterization is tortured and perverse: Partly because
> Massa was cool and confident in his superior strategy and skill and
> didn't allow Hammy's shortsighted gambit to rattle him, yes.
>
> Pity "Kimi" can't say the same.
only you can think that MASSA FFS is cool and confident and Kimi not...
just like last year, Flip will end up as Kimi's bitch...
--
?Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.?
-Mark Twain
"Raoul Duke" <Owl.Farm@Woody.Creek> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 11 May 2008 06:39:48 -0700 (PDT), DrEvil <mph2001@my-deja.com>
> wrote:
>>X-No-Archive: Yes
>>
>>On 11 touko, 16:38, Raoul Duke <Owl.F...@Woody.Creek> wrote:
>>> This last is particularly sweet!
>>>
>>Because Massa gifted his position to Hamilton?
>
> While your characterization is tortured and perverse: Partly because
> Massa was cool and confident in his superior strategy and skill and
> didn't allow Hammy's shortsighted gambit to rattle him, yes.
>
> Pity "Kimi" can't say the same.
>
> --
> "Holy Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?"
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I was watching the news on BBC America Sunday and the talking head reported
that Hamilton had "gifted" the race to Massa. Another example of the
English (no, I don't mean British) being unnable to deal with reality.
Failed performance and strategy are not "gifting."
On Sun, 11 May 2008 13:38:45 GMT, Raoul Duke <Owl.Farm@Woody.Creek>
wrote:
>
>This last is particularly sweet!
Why do you think that was the last?
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Ian D
wrote:
>
>This last is particularly sweet!
Why do you think that was the last?
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Ian D
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