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Juliet P wrote:That was me watching Suzuka, certainly! But I usually manage to stay awake during a race...Same here.

Juliet P wrote:That was me watching Suzuka, certainly! But I usually manage to stay awake during a race...Well you did wake up before the end, and come back on chat with..
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin_dali wrote:Doesn't apply to me...
Gaz wrote:I'm never going to live that one down, am I?Juliet P wrote:That was me watching Suzuka, certainly! But I usually manage to stay awake during a race...Well you did wake up before the end, and come back on chat with..
"why is Hamilton 3rd?"
"did Alguersuari crash?"
Amanda wrote:Before twilight races I managed to dose off midway through the Oz gp once or twice. I got so angry when I woke up, had to watch the darn repeat.darwin_dali wrote:Doesn't apply to me...
Nor me. I don't think I've ever fallen asleep during a race. My graph would consist of a generally high plateau with a few peaks and troughts.
cap-dude wrote:i think you have to support it closely too or it becomes boring, alot of races are like that for me.. but id add a couple of little peaks for pit stops!Juliet P wrote:That was me watching Suzuka, certainly! But I usually manage to stay awake during a race...Same here.
During 2008 I was glued to the TV, every weekend, every second. But this year not so much. Really I think you need to follow F1 closely and have someone to support, otherwise it becomes very dull. Thus when Massa stopped racing this year, F1 certainly lost a touch of interest.
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