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F1 » Judge: Mosley has no expectation of privacy. 3 people agree. 1 people disagree. Who's going to start a whip round for his leaving present? Posted by David Lea (184 days ago)
Brit GT » Schultz: I doubt we'll go to Oulton again. 1 people agree. 2 people disagree. Oulton is not a 'backwoods track' it has character and most drivers list it as one of their favourite tracks. Compare it with the blandness of other UK tracks - Silverstone, Rockingham etc and you will realise that it is also popular with spectators. Are we to assume that Mr Schultz would refuse to race at any street circuits if the chance arose as I am sure that they would also be unsuitable. Posted by David Lea (190 days ago)
F1 » *Coulthard being lined up for BBC* role? 5 people agree. 1 people disagree. If they want forthright comments lets have Eddie Irvine ;) Posted by David Lea** (201 days ago)
F1 » Brundle slams FIA. 2 people agree. 2 people disagree. Where will the FIA stop in what appears to be a succession of actions which the fans of the sport are finding it increasingly hard to understand? I have posted constructive criticism of the FIA on this website in the past but now feel reluctant to do so. Is free speach being restricted? Posted by David Lea (306 days ago)
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