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[geetface9]

LOL WORD!! I laugh when people think posting sh1t on facebook is gonna cure cancer

[stonemonkey]

I don't think we're going to restore peace in the middle east on our forum.

We could all chip in and send the mod team over with their ban hammers.

[geetface9]

I don't think we're going to restore peace in the middle east on our forum.

We could all chip in and send the mod team over with their ban hammers.

I wanna be an honorary mod for the weekend so I can go!!

[bud]

I don't think we're going to restore peace in the middle east on our forum.

Restore peace? I'm struggling to find a time in history there was peace there to be restored to!

[What's Burning?]

I don't think we're going to restore peace in the middle east on our forum.

We could all chip in and send the mod team over with their ban hammers.

When I read this, I thought it said ham Hammers....

[stonemonkey]

I don't think we're going to restore peace in the middle east on our forum.

We could all chip in and send the mod team over with their ban hammers.

When I read this, I thought it said ham Hammers....

That would just be asking for trouble.

[Jabberwocky]

Just watched the news, they are saying that 2 of the Force India team have asked to go home because of the incident.

[racechick]

I mentioned this on the Bahrain thread, and I dont blame the mechanics for wanting to go home, they shouldnt be there. Ludicrous Bernie...ludicrous!!

[Jabberwocky]

Maybe it is just my background but if I was with the teams the though of saying "no I am not going" would not even cross my mind.

[Hammer278]

Maybe it is just my background but if I was with the teams the though of saying "no I am not going" would not even cross my mind.

Same here. But maybe its a crisis of conscience...they feel better not going as their guilt outweighs their commitment to the team?

To those who are fearing their safety...well, I don't know why they'd be so worried as to bail out since they are travelling with the team.

[Jabberwocky]

saying that I think I would sleep in the team garage

[racechick]

A few views on attending this race from inside F1....
F1 teams have refused to go on record condeming the race though privetely have expressed their concerns to Jean Todt and the FIA

Whitmarsh has playerd it down comparing it to road safety threats in India and crime in Brazil.

Autosport know of several companies involved in F1 worried about sponsorship (being connected with it). Its a possibility that some logos may be withdrawn from cars.

Mark Webber " There is added security. But not everybody can have that and that doesn't make me feel comfortable."


Bernie EcclestoneThey're not protesting about F1....we're going.

Coulthard F1 doesnt support either group, once in the track we could be anywhere in the world and all we're going to do is have a race.

Mark Hughes We (F1) to the outside world will appear cynical, greedy and out of step with mood and necessities of time.The visit to Bahrain will give the opporunity for F1 to receive a good public kicking(see newspaper editorials over the last week. "This is a majestic, regal sport at its core-but it sure diguises that well at times. History will judge us"

Voice of sense to me is Mark Webber!

[killem2]

This event has the potential to be a bigger debacle than the 2005 US Grand Prix.

[myownalias]

The only difference between freedom fighters and terrorists is the side of the fence you are sitting on!

In my view freedom fighters don't make threats against innocent people that have nothing to do with the current situation; in my mind, the 'freedom fighters' stepped over the line into terrorism when then started making threats of violence towards F1 personnel, to attempt to try to terrorise and scare F1 teams and personnel away from the event, poor form from Mr Ecclestone, and shame on the teams for not standing up for the safety of their team members and all the people in attendance at the event, next new GP to happen... Zimbabwe?

[Jabberwocky]

But they are fighting for their freedom so they are freedom fighters. I am sure the IRA have never killed innocent people and are still seen as freedom fighters to some.