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Apparently Kimi's car has failed the floor detection test. Could result in an exclusion from qualifying. :/
Nice one, Mark.
It was only massa. All four wheels off the track on the last corner.
Apparently Kimi's car has failed the floor detection test. Could result in an exclusion from qualifying. :/
Kimi's car failed the test??? What about Grosjean's???
Better still, what about Vettel's???
Assuming he doesn't go home first.
Only just watched quali on BBC cos been driving to Wales. A few interesting things, Lewis unlucky agenthird race in a row misfortune has befallen him; but on the upside, Merc in a good position to consolidate second place in constructors.
Perez way better than button in q2 and Buttons response made me laugh...........I don't know how we can be so much slower than in practise, there was no grip
And Alonso bettered by Massa again.
Yeah Lewis unlucky, funny how Ant Davidson was quick to point out LHs 'mistake' despite the fact he had taken the corner before his supposed snap of oversteer
Yup Button back to his usual, 'I can't understand why we were slower in q2' because everyone goes faster for Q3 Jense
I reckon the team are letting Sergio do his own thing instead of 'optimising' both cars round Button
If it wasn't for Sergio the team would be on another wild goose chase to find out why the car is so slow
that apostrophe is in the wrong place. and i dont get it, what went on his car.
you can say either, and it's commonly accepted to simply put an apostrophe at the end of a name that already ends in an s, plus it's visually more pleasing and more efficient.
WB is correct.
that apostrophe is in the wrong place. and i dont get it, what went on his car.
you can say either, and it's commonly accepted to simply put an apostrophe at the end of a name that already ends in an s, plus it's visually more pleasing and more efficient.
WB is correct.
An apostrophe comes after like that if it is a plural's thing. So... Pencil's tip for a pencil and..... Pencils' tips for two pencils.
Apparently Kimi's car has failed the floor detection test. Could result in an exclusion from qualifying. :/
Kimi's car failed the test??? What about Grosjean's???
Better still, what about Vettel's???
Grosjean (I think) was using the long wheelbase design, so it might be different. As for Vettel ... silly Cannuck, Seb's car has an illegal wing and traction control (permitted under FIA favouritism rules), the floor is fine.
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After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!that apostrophe is in the wrong place. and i dont get it, what went on his car.
you can say either, and it's commonly accepted to simply put an apostrophe at the end of a name that already ends in an s, plus it's visually more pleasing and more efficient.
WB is correct.
An apostrophe comes after like that if it is a plural's thing. So... Pencil's tip for a pencil and..... Pencils' tips for two pencils.
English language is renown for its exceptions. Many sheep aint many sheeps for example, pencil ends in l, if it ended in s, it would be an exception to the rule.
dumb arse ends in e, nhcheese ends in e
that apostrophe is in the wrong place. and i dont get it, what went on his car.
you can say either, and it's commonly accepted to simply put an apostrophe at the end of a name that already ends in an s, plus it's visually more pleasing and more efficient.
WB is correct.
An apostrophe comes after like that if it is a plural's thing. So... Pencil's tip for a pencil and..... Pencils' tips for two pencils.
English language is renown for its exceptions. Many sheep aint many sheeps for example, pencil ends in l, if it ended in s, it would be an exception to the rule.
dumb arse ends in e, nhcheese ends in e
Very funny. But I'm correct. An apostrophe comes after when the word after is the object of te plural
One week's notice = notice of one week.
Two weeks' notice = notice of two weeks.
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