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#328121
f1ea wrote:
racechick wrote:
Denthúl wrote:Just wear red dresses. Can't go wrong there.
good tip Denthul! Sort of patterned red would be best, because red wine stains are darker than red.
Just look at the Ferrari store. They have many shades of red for your choosing
Damn! If Lewis had chosen Ferrari, red wine drinking, whilst reading funny posts, would be a whole lot simpler!

This is perhaps not the best place to be discussing the merits of red wine, but Andrew, for starters, no decent meal is complete without it.

now please :thumbup: back to the Korean GP.
#328154
Denthúl wrote:
andrew wrote:I think some people may have a drink problem.

I'm mean being an adult and still missing yer gob!
My understanding of this unfortunate event is that there is no issue with her accuracy. Just keeping it in there. :hehe:
Absolutely Denthul! C'mon Andrew, keep up!
#328155
racechick wrote:
Denthúl wrote:
andrew wrote:I think some people may have a drink problem.

I'm mean being an adult and still missing yer gob!
My understanding of this unfortunate event is that there is no issue with her accuracy. Just keeping it in there. :hehe:
Absolutely Denthul! C'mon Andrew, keep up!
I have trouble enough keeping up with your McLaren stories never mind your difficulties in consuming alcoholic beverages! :hehe:
#335656


Korean GP posts a loss of $36 million in 2012
Sky Sports F1 wrote:Korean Grand Prix organisers say the event will bring long-term benefits to the country - despite the race making a loss of $36 million this year.
The event is yet to post a profit since being introduced to the calendar as part of F1's expansion into Asia - 2010's race lost an estimated $50 million and that increased to a reported $56 million the following year.
The race has been plagued by a lack of accommodation and poor attendance, whilst the track was barely finished in time for the inaugural Grand Prix and speculation has mounted that it could be dropped from the F1 calendar.
However, organisers say that the losses are only a short-term problem.
"It's hard to say what kind of impact the loss has on next year," race organisers said.
"Although there are many concerns regarding the operating loss, the loss for a third straight year is only a short-term effect.
"In the long-term the F1 event will bring more benefits to the country. It will not only pave the way for South Korean car industries in the future but also help foster new industries."
#337144
Haha! Open forumula challenge - find the funniest F1 related person to apply to that web page...!
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