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racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
danger and a menace. Just wait until he hits you guy and your tune will change. 
andrew wrote:Yep ok. Funny joke Andrew. ha Ha!racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
andrew wrote:Grosjean needs to learn to use his neck and look around for the other cars, it's like he forgets that others will be using the racing line.racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
1Lemon wrote:That tatic worked for Senna going by what Martin Brundle had to say about him a while ago.andrew wrote:Grosjean needs to learn to use his neck and look around for the other cars, it's like he forgets that others will be using the racing line.racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
Maldo on the other hand, needs to learn how to stop purposely ramming people into a wall at 150mph because 'That them thar man looked at me funny!' Interesting tactic though, no one will want to pass him because they risk being smashed in the face by a Williams.
andrew wrote:Brundle has a strangely low opinion of Senna though.1Lemon wrote:That tatic worked for Senna going by what Martin Brundle had to say about him a while ago.andrew wrote:Grosjean needs to learn to use his neck and look around for the other cars, it's like he forgets that others will be using the racing line.racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
Maldo on the other hand, needs to learn how to stop purposely ramming people into a wall at 150mph because 'That them thar man looked at me funny!' Interesting tactic though, no one will want to pass him because they risk being smashed in the face by a Williams.
1Lemon wrote:Grosjean made a couple of misjudgements early on in the season at the start of races, rookie errors. At Silverstone it was Hulkenburg that moved over on his team-mate and pushed him onto Grosjean's tyre. I don't think you can lay that one at Grosjean's door. Overall he's hugely impressed me this season. Not so Maldonado...yep you have his measureandrew wrote:Grosjean needs to learn to use his neck and look around for the other cars, it's like he forgets that others will be using the racing line.racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
Maldo on the other hand, needs to learn how to stop purposely ramming people into a wall at 150mph because 'That them thar man looked at me funny!' Interesting tactic though, no one will want to pass him because they risk being smashed in the face by a Williams.
But Im not sure the likes of Webber, Hamilton and Alonso will be intimidated by him. If he contiinues to act like that on track I'm pretty certain something will be done. There is not even an attempt at finesse!Sample all the Sky Sports channels on the weekend of July 20-22.
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LewEngBridewell wrote:I suppose this is a weekend of delayed highlights on the BBC?Hasn't Sky got a free weekend going? Including all their sports channel? Thought I read that somewhere and that it included the F1.
spankyham wrote:Yeah, there's an article about that in the post above. If the BBC aren't showing the race live, then this is good news.LewEngBridewell wrote:I suppose this is a weekend of delayed highlights on the BBC?Hasn't Sky got a free weekend going? Including all their sports channel? Thought I read that somewhere and that it included the F1.
LewEngBridewell wrote:Doesn't matter what Sky has. If you havn't got a dish and a decoder box thing you're screwed.spankyham wrote:Yeah, there's an article about that in the post above. If the BBC aren't showing the race live, then this is good news.LewEngBridewell wrote:I suppose this is a weekend of delayed highlights on the BBC?Hasn't Sky got a free weekend going? Including all their sports channel? Thought I read that somewhere and that it included the F1.
andrew wrote:I'm not totally sure but it looks like it might be on virgin too.LewEngBridewell wrote:Doesn't matter what Sky has. If you havn't got a dish and a decoder box thing you're screwed.spankyham wrote:Yeah, there's an article about that in the post above. If the BBC aren't showing the race live, then this is good news.LewEngBridewell wrote:I suppose this is a weekend of delayed highlights on the BBC?Hasn't Sky got a free weekend going? Including all their sports channel? Thought I read that somewhere and that it included the F1.
racechick wrote:1Lemon wrote:Grosjean made a couple of misjudgements early on in the season at the start of races, rookie errors. At Silverstone it was Hulkenburg that moved over on his team-mate and pushed him onto Grosjean's tyre. I don't think you can lay that one at Grosjean's door. Overall he's hugely impressed me this season. Not so Maldonado...yep you have his measureandrew wrote:Grosjean needs to learn to use his neck and look around for the other cars, it's like he forgets that others will be using the racing line.racechick wrote:Grosjean's not a menace. Maldonado's a menace...and that's putting it mildly!Grosjean is a
Grosjean's sweet...and fast!!
Maldo's the man.
Maldo on the other hand, needs to learn how to stop purposely ramming people into a wall at 150mph because 'That them thar man looked at me funny!' Interesting tactic though, no one will want to pass him because they risk being smashed in the face by a Williams.
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