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[LewEngBridewell]

Lots of good races that season! Australia, Monaco, Britain, Brazil to name a few... all mega entertaining races in spite of whoever won .

Also the last era of true Ferrari VS McLaren. From then on, Brawn and RBR made their mark.

[scotty]

Lots of good races that season! Australia, Monaco, Britain, Brazil to name a few... all mega entertaining races in spite of whoever won .

Also the last era of true Ferrari VS McLaren. From then on, Brawn and RBR made their mark.

I am sure it'll return one day, when certain teams decide it's no longer cost effective and inevitably pull out. 2007 was so great in that respect, the two most legendary teams with the best longevity going at it to the very highest degree, with (at the time) the best 4 drivers, and utterly schooling everyone along the way. They really did destroy everyone that season between them. I think they locked out the podium in all but a couple of (crazy, unpredictable) races, which is pretty amazing really.

Although, even better would be a Ferrari v McLaren v Williams season again

[Coronis]

Lots of good races that season! Australia, Monaco, Britain, Brazil to name a few... all mega entertaining races in spite of whoever won .

Also the last era of true Ferrari VS McLaren. From then on, Brawn and RBR made their mark.

I am sure it'll return one day, when certain teams decide it's no longer cost effective and inevitably pull out. 2007 was so great in that respect, the two most legendary teams with the best longevity going at it to the very highest degree, with (at the time) the best 4 drivers, and utterly schooling everyone along the way. They really did destroy everyone that season between them. I think they locked out the podium in all but a couple of (crazy, unpredictable) races, which is pretty amazing really.

Although, even better would be a Ferrari v McLaren v Williams season again

I don't see Red Bull leaving anytime soon, they're too successful. Now they're gonna be winning F1 and V8 supercars too.

[LewEngBridewell]

Lots of good races that season! Australia, Monaco, Britain, Brazil to name a few... all mega entertaining races in spite of whoever won .

Also the last era of true Ferrari VS McLaren. From then on, Brawn and RBR made their mark.

I am sure it'll return one day, when certain teams decide it's no longer cost effective and inevitably pull out. 2007 was so great in that respect, the two most legendary teams with the best longevity going at it to the very highest degree, with (at the time) the best 4 drivers, and utterly schooling everyone along the way. They really did destroy everyone that season between them. I think they locked out the podium in all but a couple of (crazy, unpredictable) races, which is pretty amazing really.

Although, even better would be a Ferrari v McLaren v Williams season again

Yeah that would be amazing! They're still the three teams that will outlast them all.

[Jabberwocky]

I much prefer VHS to DVD.

Nahh I still prefer DVD, but I insist on clinging onto the VCR

DVD's annoy me as I can't pause them for as long as I like. Plus there's just something about a tape that a plastic disc doesn't have.

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

[LRW]

I much prefer VHS to DVD.

Nahh I still prefer DVD, but I insist on clinging onto the VCR

DVD's annoy me as I can't pause them for as long as I like. Plus there's just something about a tape that a plastic disc doesn't have.

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

Masturbation. Obviously.

[andrew]

I much prefer VHS to DVD.

Nahh I still prefer DVD, but I insist on clinging onto the VCR

DVD's annoy me as I can't pause them for as long as I like. Plus there's just something about a tape that a plastic disc doesn't have.

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

It's nice to have the option. I might be watching a very long film and not want to watch it in one go.

Masturbation. Obviously.

Speak for yourself.

[LRW]

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

It's nice to have the option. I might be watching a very long film and not want to watch it in one go.

Thats interesting - I can never stop a film halfway through. I cant even turn a bad film off - I just keep watching it until the end.

[LewEngBridewell]

Yes, having to stop a film mid-way through, and start again where you left off never sits well with me.

[andrew]

I used to be like that but not so much these days. It depends on the film.

[stonemonkey]

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

It's nice to have the option. I might be watching a very long film and not want to watch it in one go.

Thats interesting - I can never stop a film halfway through. I cant even turn a bad film off - I just keep watching it until the end.

I take it you don't have netflix then.

[LRW]

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

It's nice to have the option. I might be watching a very long film and not want to watch it in one go.

Thats interesting - I can never stop a film halfway through. I cant even turn a bad film off - I just keep watching it until the end.

I take it you don't have netflix then.

You are correct.

[headless]

Am I the only sad case who records every Practice session, Quallifying, Race and F1 Forum.

I have every race weekend on DVD from 2008 onwards and most of 2007 on too.
From 2006 I have Monaco and a couple of others.

Does anyone else do this?

Me same!

[stonemonkey]

Why do you need to pause them for so long?

It's nice to have the option. I might be watching a very long film and not want to watch it in one go.

Thats interesting - I can never stop a film halfway through. I cant even turn a bad film off - I just keep watching it until the end.

I take it you don't have netflix then.

You are correct.

I'd never watched half a film until i experienced the quality productions they have to offer.

[Jabberwocky]

Being able to watch a 90 minute move can take about 3 hours if SWMBO and little one starts playing up