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#347725
LewEngBridewell wrote:
darwin dali wrote:
scotty wrote: PS 8k already? God damn...
yeah, lew's a chatterbox - can't even shut him up in my dungeon :hehe:
Yep. Surpassed Gaz and McLaren_Fan in one night! IN THE TOP TEN BABY!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::drink:
You're always going to be my bottom! :twisted:
#347728
darwin dali wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
darwin dali wrote:
scotty wrote: PS 8k already? God damn...
yeah, lew's a chatterbox - can't even shut him up in my dungeon :hehe:
Yep. Surpassed Gaz and McLaren_Fan in one night! IN THE TOP TEN BABY!!!! :thumbup::thumbup::drink:
You're always going to be my bottom! :twisted:
Phwarrrrr :cloud9::cloud9::twisted::twisted::twisted::whip::whip:
#347765
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
#347772
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
Meh, one less early start! :hehe:

It would all depend on what the Australian GP was replaced with should it be dropped from the calander.
#347781
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
I dont thin Bernie cares about 'passionate, well attended and traditional venue'.... he just cares about ...

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#347788
ESPNF1:
Bernie Ecclestone says he wants Melbourne to remain the host city of the Australian Grand Prix.

Having hosted the race since 1996 - when it took over from Adelaide - Melbourne has a contract until 2015 but its viability has been questioned by local politicians on numerous occasions due to the costs incurred by the Victoria state taxpayer. However, Ecclestone says he has been given reassurances that the race is valued by the state and says for his part he wants to remain in Melbourne.

"We hope we're going to be in Melbourne forever," Ecclestone told the official Australian Grand Prix podcast. "We're happy with Melbourne and I'd be happy to sign a 50-year contract. We don't have a problem with Melbourne.

"I understand we do get a little bit of criticism. I don't know why. You start wondering are we really wanted in Melbourne? It appears to be (wanted) now; whenever these sorts of things happen I'm told, 'Don't be silly about that, it's just one or two people making a noise. We're happy for Formula One to be there."'

However, Ecclestone did warn that he has been approached by rival states looking to take the race elsewhere in the past.

"We get proposals from other parts, but we're happy in Melbourne. Everybody loves Australia and loves Australian people, and it's good to be there ... and Melbourne, in itself, is a nice place."
#347808
LRW wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
I dont thin Bernie cares about 'passionate, well attended and traditional venue'.... he just cares about ...

Image
Wouldn't you if you were him? :wink:
#347825
andrew wrote:
LRW wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
I dont thin Bernie cares about 'passionate, well attended and traditional venue'.... he just cares about ...

Image
Wouldn't you if you were him? :wink:
No, not if I already had how much he has got......
#347828
LRW wrote:
andrew wrote:
LRW wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
I dont thin Bernie cares about 'passionate, well attended and traditional venue'.... he just cares about ...

Image
Wouldn't you if you were him? :wink:
No, not if I already had how much he has got......
But what about your investors who expect a return for their investment or the teams who demand their sizeable share of the cash?
#347831
andrew wrote:
LRW wrote:
andrew wrote:
LRW wrote:
LewEngBridewell wrote:
Frontrunner wrote:Shame that this track won't be be around forever on the f1 season, after 2014 it could be it for Melbourne and Australia.
That would be a disaster. Australia has long since been a passionate, well attended and traditional venue on the F1 roster, and has more often than not provided us with brilliant venues for racing.

The loss of Australia would be a big blow to the sport.
I dont thin Bernie cares about 'passionate, well attended and traditional venue'.... he just cares about ...

Image
Wouldn't you if you were him? :wink:
No, not if I already had how much he has got......
But what about your investors who expect a return for their investment or the teams who demand their sizeable share of the cash?
Well I'd say f*** em, as they were the ones stupid enough to invest with me, as I have no F1 experience.....
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