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It's alright. Brazil is last on next year's provisional calendar, although I wouldn't mind if it was Japan...

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Denthúl wrote:It's alright. Brazil is last on next year's provisional calendar, although I wouldn't mind if it was Japan...I read that there is an agreement that Brazil and Abu Dhabi will swap their spots next year...
BBC wrote:1 Lewis Hamilton (lap 17)I'm only just watching qualifying (I was at work today
2 Sebastian Vettel +0.496secs (lap 19)
3 Mark Webber +0.721 (lap 18)
4 Jarno Trulli +0.854 (lap 18)
5 Rubens Barrichello +0.971 (lap 16)
6 Jenson Button +1.001 (lap 17)
7 Nick Heidfeld +1.186 (lap 19)
8 Robert Kubica +1.196 (lap 15)
9 Nico Rosberg +1.388 (lap 19)
10 Sebastien Buemi +1.651 (lap 18)
texasmr2 wrote:30 years, holy shiiietivey wrote:Still this track should not be the last GP of the season. Brazil has been epic for years. Really hope Brazil will stay as the last raceChange is inevitable and for the most part a good/positive thing and atleast Brazil is still on the calender right? I have been following F1 for 30yr's and have witnessed my fair share of changes and just accept it for what it is.
ivey wrote:Here is a thread already in progress concerning that subject, although I still think it should be in the POLLS sectiontexasmr2 wrote:30 years, holy shiiietivey wrote:Still this track should not be the last GP of the season. Brazil has been epic for years. Really hope Brazil will stay as the last raceChange is inevitable and for the most part a good/positive thing and atleast Brazil is still on the calender right? I have been following F1 for 30yr's and have witnessed my fair share of changes and just accept it for what it is.
You must have some knowledge ;D. Tell us which time period was best in your opinion?
Finally Bernie Ecclestone has suggested that Nelson Piquet Jr may make a shock return to Formula One next season, partnering the newly-signed Bruno Senna at Campos Meta 1.
“It’d be good wouldn’t it, another good name,” Ecclestone is quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph. “That’s what’s being talked about actually.”


Amanda wrote:Yeh i really noticed on Lewis lap wit the on board camera he turned a corner and the track was just bathed in sunlight and was bright yellow bit dodgy.BBC wrote:1 Lewis Hamilton (lap 17)I'm only just watching qualifying (I was at work today
2 Sebastian Vettel +0.496secs (lap 19)
3 Mark Webber +0.721 (lap 18)
4 Jarno Trulli +0.854 (lap 18)
5 Rubens Barrichello +0.971 (lap 16)
6 Jenson Button +1.001 (lap 17)
7 Nick Heidfeld +1.186 (lap 19)
8 Robert Kubica +1.196 (lap 15)
9 Nico Rosberg +1.388 (lap 19)
10 Sebastien Buemi +1.651 (lap 18)) and so far all I have to say is that I don't like the glare from the setting sun. Looks a bit dangerous and it's ruining my view on certain parts of the track.
EwmanM wrote:Maybe the sun will make the race interesting
Here comes the sun.. doo dee doo doo...

Frosty wrote:Well i'll be more interested in strategy if Hamilton streaks away.EwmanM wrote:Maybe the sun will make the race interesting
Here comes the sun.. doo dee doo doo...Don't worry the race will be interesting just because McLaren will probably win!
EwmanM wrote:if Hamilton streaks away.Thanks for that image
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Frosty wrote:Hey what's that smell is someone cooking LAMB ????EwmanM wrote:Maybe the sun will make the race interesting
Here comes the sun.. doo dee doo doo...Don't worry the race will be interesting just because McLaren will probably win!
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