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[texasmr2]

I agree aswell Gaz and FRAFPD I assumed thats what you meant but just had to make sure .

[vlad]

If you want to aim to the top drivers, there are Vettel, Hamilton and ALonso that could suit you.
On the other hand, there are also drivers like Kobayashi, Sutil and Petrov that you could find quite interesting.

The tracks are already written by the other members!

[MattMK45]

On the track side of things the 'jewels' of F1 would be the real drivers circuits

Monaco
Spa Francorchamps
Suzuka
Silverstone

And obviously the driver's home grand prix if they have one!

[killem2]

I'm just as new to F1 but I do know winning Monaco is a big deal and so is winning Silverstone.

[SennaVille]

I like drivers who are gritty and bold, almost to the point of reckless and dirty, but with the restraint to do everything BUT wreck someone to win. Drivers who aren't necessarily cocky, but aren't afraid to speak their mind. Drivers in the vein of A.J. Foyt, Tony Stewart, etc. I understand these are a different breed of driver from the F1 drivers, but I'm sure there are drivers in F1 who somewhat fit that mold. Those are the drivers I want to watch and pull for.

That's almost a dictionary definition of Fernando Alonso. He's very handsome too, if you can get past the eyebrows <- imagine the stache superimposed above both eyes.

[What's Burning?]

I like drivers who are gritty and bold, almost to the point of reckless and dirty, but with the restraint to do everything BUT wreck someone to win. Drivers who aren't necessarily cocky, but aren't afraid to speak their mind. Drivers in the vein of A.J. Foyt, Tony Stewart, etc. I understand these are a different breed of driver from the F1 drivers, but I'm sure there are drivers in F1 who somewhat fit that mold. Those are the drivers I want to watch and pull for.

That's almost a dictionary definition of Fernando Alonso. He's very handsome too, if you can get past the eyebrows <- imagine the stache superimposed above both eyes.

Why is it that women always have to objectify men. Why not just stop at he's the definition of the described driver. You're always taking the next step, the objectification, man meat and it's a burden men have had to put up with for far too long. Excuse me... my eyes are up here! I say respect me for what I am!

[darwin dali]

I like drivers who are gritty and bold, almost to the point of reckless and dirty, but with the restraint to do everything BUT wreck someone to win. Drivers who aren't necessarily cocky, but aren't afraid to speak their mind. Drivers in the vein of A.J. Foyt, Tony Stewart, etc. I understand these are a different breed of driver from the F1 drivers, but I'm sure there are drivers in F1 who somewhat fit that mold. Those are the drivers I want to watch and pull for.

That's almost a dictionary definition of Fernando Alonso. He's very handsome too, if you can get past the eyebrows <- imagine the stache superimposed above both eyes.

Why is it that women always have to objectify men. Why not just stop at he's the definition of the described driver. You're always taking the next step, the objectification, man meat and it's a burden men have had to put up with for far too long. Excuse me... my eyes are up here! I say respect me for what I am!

Oooh honey, I could show you what real objectification is

[geetface9]

I just started watching F1 at the beginning of 2010 and I had no idea who was who and what was what when I first started, but by the end of the season I became a HUGE fan of Mark Webber, I despise sebastien vettel, and I can't wait to see Nico Rosberg dominate MSC in his MGP W02 this year. The best way to find out who to root for is to just keep watching, watch the interviews and races and all that and you'll naturally gravitate toward teams and racers you like and start to find which ones you can't stand.

[vlad]

Nice beginning... And yes, you won't see Webber beat Vettel, sorry...

[SennaVille]

I like drivers who are gritty and bold, almost to the point of reckless and dirty, but with the restraint to do everything BUT wreck someone to win. Drivers who aren't necessarily cocky, but aren't afraid to speak their mind. Drivers in the vein of A.J. Foyt, Tony Stewart, etc. I understand these are a different breed of driver from the F1 drivers, but I'm sure there are drivers in F1 who somewhat fit that mold. Those are the drivers I want to watch and pull for.

That's almost a dictionary definition of Fernando Alonso. He's very handsome too, if you can get past the eyebrows <- imagine the stache superimposed above both eyes.

Why is it that women always have to objectify men. Why not just stop at he's the definition of the described driver. You're always taking the next step, the objectification, man meat and it's a burden men have had to put up with for far too long. Excuse me... my eyes are up here! I say respect me for what I am!

Quit complaining, biotch

hehe