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[texasmr2]

David Coulthard is the greatest driver to never win the championship, and I will continue thinking that til the day I die.

I always liked DC and it's kinda a shame he did not achieve more.

[darwin dali]

David Coulthard is the greatest driver to never win the championship, and I will continue thinking that til the day I die.

Ah, cubehead The squarest driver to never win the championship.

[What's Burning?]

I always smirk when I say F...1.... while playing battleship

[Jensonb]

I always get a chuckle out of that "Button injured in tragic F1 Accident" joke.

[Hammer278]

David Coulthard is the greatest driver to never win the championship, and I will continue thinking that til the day I die.

I always liked DC and it's kinda a shame he did not achieve more.

Wow! Dantif3r...My F1 soulmate!?

I can never be as supportive of any driver as I was with DC. The amount of times I cheered him on to his unlucky 13 victories, even more DNFs/failures, and mostly, defending him against all the cynics. (God knows how many there are). Ahh good times...

[CarBore]

I'm probably one of the few who likes the turbo idea. However I don't like fact that they will apparently have less power than the turbos of old despite higher displacement and 20 years of technological advancement. It's one of the things that could move the speed balance a little away from aero.

I don't like this adjustable rear wing only being allowed when following. It's too artificial and if it is allowed for in the rules it should be on demand like the f duct.

Paid drivers annoy me when it means otherWise better drivers miss out on seats.

The lower teams are the ones that really need a bigger slice Of the Bernie pie. The big guns are doing ok. With that said the teams should be getting more overall.

While Kubica and Kobi have been impressive in their circumstance they need faster cars before we can really tell their worth.

I'm glad Seb won the title even though he should have done the business alot earlier.

I don't understand the need to bash drivers you don't like personally. I don't support Lewis but he is a great driver.

There is too much time to kill until next season rewatching old races only keeps you going for so long

I'm sure I'll think of other stuff...

[texasmr2]

Frankly I just don't feel like commenting at this time, is that ok with you?

is senna greatest? is schumacher a lucky cheating scumbag? your call...

Also those topics already exist so I see no reason to rehash them in this thread.

No it aint alright with me so put yout fingers to a keyboard and put some f*cking ideas down! your no cop in this world!

Here you go mate I summarized my thoughts and just came back to the same conclussion, I LOVE F1 and don't really care to get involved with the 'behind the scene's kaos'. I keep my outlook rather simple because I love racing .

[FRAFPDD]

Frankly I just don't feel like commenting at this time, is that ok with you?

is senna greatest? is schumacher a lucky cheating scumbag? your call...

Also those topics already exist so I see no reason to rehash them in this thread.

No it aint alright with me so put yout fingers to a keyboard and put some f*cking ideas down! your no cop in this world!

Here you go mate I summarized my thoughts and just came back to the same conclussion, I LOVE F1 and don't really care to get involved with the 'behind the scene's kaos'. I keep my outlook rather simple because I love racing .

[scotty]

I've had this idea floating around in my head for a while now. Basically, we've seen talk of various random GP's in the past few years, such as a race in New York, one in Rome, one in London etc etc. Why not have a slot in the calendar reserved for races like this and have them as one offs, going a new place each year? I think it'd be brilliant...

[texasmr2]

Since they would all most likely be temp street circuits I would think something could be hashed out? I have liked that idea for sometime now.

[Jabberwocky]

Moss is/was the greatest driver never to win the championship!!!

[JackMaster]

Here you go mate I summarized my thoughts and just came back to the same conclussion, I LOVE F1 and don't really care to get involved with the 'behind the scene's kaos'. I keep my outlook rather simple because I love racing .

Thank you texasmr2 I understand you better now. You don’t believe thinks just because you don’t want to believe them. I understand your decision, but in fact you have been involved in same discussions related with the behind the scenes chaos.
I respect people wanting to enjoy races without being concerned about extra races problems. That’s funnier.

[texasmr2]

Here you go mate I summarized my thoughts and just came back to the same conclussion, I LOVE F1 and don't really care to get involved with the 'behind the scene's kaos'. I keep my outlook rather simple because I love racing .

Thank you texasmr2 I understand you better now. You don’t believe thinks just because you don’t want to believe them. I understand your decision, but in fact you have been involved in same discussions related with the behind the scenes chaos.
I respect people wanting to enjoy races without being concerned about extra races problems. That’s funnier.

Jack if you have an issue with my opinion it would be rather nice of you took it to pm instead of clouding this topic, think you can do that so we can stay on topic?

[sgh]

i miss kimi

dude could set a lap record at will

i miss the feeling of watching an onboard with him and being like wow he should have hit the breaks like 50m ago

[F1er]

I miss F1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-7cZJokYzI

The racing was actually fun to watch!!!!


Now all we have is qualis,since we know how it goes after that