- 05 Oct 14, 19:31#419584
After probably the darkest weekend in F1 since the tragic event at Imola, 1994, we go to the newest track of the year and Russia for the Russian Grand Prix. Looking forward to the race itself, lets see how great it is.
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Jabberwocky wrote:I think there are some questions to answer about this.Putin.
Will the teams get out of Japan in time, and who will be keeping Jules' seat warm for him?
Jabberwocky wrote:I think there are some questions to answer about this.Maybe one of the Caterham drivers lol
Will the teams get out of Japan in time, and who will be keeping Jules' seat warm for him?
LiamCatterson wrote:After probably the darkest weekend in F1 since the tragic event at Imola, 1994, we go to the newest track of the year and Russia for the Russian Grand Prix.(Don't forget Budapest 2009)

What's Burning? wrote:Holy sheep dip, FP3 is three days from now, I forgot it was this weekend. You guys thik Putin will put in an appearance?If Putin can put in, he'll put in deep
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darwin dali wrote:What's Burning? wrote:Holy sheep dip, FP3 is three days from now, I forgot it was this weekend. You guys thik Putin will put in an appearance?If Putin can put in, he'll put in deep
What's Burning? wrote:Holy sheep dip, FP3 is three days from now, I forgot it was this weekend. You guys thik Putin will put in an appearance?Putin will have to be there, otherwise his manly image will get tarnished a bit - like he didnt like the LOUD noise made by the 2014 after he took an old Red Bull for a spin

Roth wrote:I have a strange feeling Kvyat will do very well here.Theres an early printing of Sundays Moscow Times that's already listed him as the winner.
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