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F1 drivers to ask public why they find it boring
F1 drivers to ask public why they find it boring
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"Sad viewer" signing in. I thought it was a very enjoyable race yesterday. Hamilton's team conducted an almost perfect race from 'set-up' (practising
 ) through qualifying and almost throughout the race. But almost isn't good enough...this is Formula ONE.It's nice to see that they still race at Monaco...it's quite a tradition, you know. Stirling Moss, Grahame Hill, Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda, Fangio, Brabham and McLaren all won round there. As did Ayrton Senna, Schumhcker and Prost. They've been racing round there since 1929, with a short interval for a war. It's been won by Maserati, Ferrari, Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz, Brabham, Lotus, McLaren, Renault, Williams, Cooper-Climax and uncle Tom Cobley and all. It's always been the same. It's always been at the top of races that teams want to win, along with Silverstone and Spa. It might also interest you 'not as fast as it used to be' boys to learn that Stirling Moss was going round there at an average speed that was SIXTY miles an hour slower than the do now! Christ, there would have been some whinging from you then!   |
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It was a procession. Again. Get rid of it.
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It is a tradition. It must remain. You'll be getting rid of the Queen next!
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F1 has become a sport followed mainly by Ford Mondeo drivers who have a small c0ck
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would you recommend the Mondeo then bigH as a good run around?
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A little bit stop start but ......the last half an hour of the Indy 500 yesterday with Montoya winning a second time and the lead changing umpteen times in breathless high risk style was everything Formula Dull is not !
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BB - I've never been in a Mondeo
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Daytona 500. Is that the track with no right turns? It must be very difficult to memorise the circuit. Most of them don't change gear once they're up to speed.
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iv'e got a mondeo but it's an estate
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Do team orders still exist? From an outsider pov it's laughable to call it a race when you have drivers being told to slow down in order to let someone else win.
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Hmmm. It happens in cycling. And in running. And in horse racing. And in cricket. It could be argued that it happens in football with substitute players.
Teamwork is not confined to any single sport. |