F1 » Webber wins in Brazil; Button takes 2009 F1 title

Well Done and Button and Brawn GP Button scored the most points and won most races. That's what you need to do to win world champions. And today he drove like a champion. As for Ross Brawn, he's a damn genious through Benetton, Ferrari and now BrawnGP, he has real talent.

F1 » Brazilian F1 Grand Prix - Race result

Well Done and Button and Brawn GP Button scored the most points and won most races. That's what you need to do to win world champions. And today he drove like a champion. As for Ross Brawn, he's a damn genious through Benetton, Ferrari and now BrawnGP, he has real talent.

MOTOGP » Lorenzo wrecks titles chances, sorry for Hayden.

@pablo "Nicky is a 14th place also ran and doesn't belong in MotoGP any longer. Do the honorable thing, Nicky, and quit MotoGP!" Should Melandri quit MotoGP? He did much worse than Hayden did on the Ducati.

MOTOGP » Lorenzo crashes out at turn one.

@kenlucky kid Catching is one thing, passing is another. One fact you can't argue with is Stoner won, Rossi finished second. You can argue until you are blue in the face, but can never prove that Rossi had the pace to PASS and stay in front of Stoner. True Rossi wasn't going to take any stupid risks, but that doesn't mean he had the pace to win.

MOTOGP » Stoner beats Rossi for home victory, Lorenzo falls

@pablo "Today at Phillip Island, Hayden bolts ahead of Lorenzo knowing that he couldn't possibly hold that position for any time at all (and yet the wreck isn't his fault!)" I really you think you are missing some of the fundamental principles of motorRACING. You know, the part where the riders are supposed to RACE... If you get an opportunity to pass someone, you take it and worry about having the pace to stay in front after, who knows what pace Hayden had. It's Lorenzos job to stay ahead of other riders on the grid, no the others to give him the place. Think maybe you need to find a new sport to watch, you clearly don't understand motorsport. Not that it's really that hard to grasp...

MOTOGP » Stoner beats Rossi for home victory, Lorenzo falls

@pablo How is Hayden comparable to PeDrosa in 06, there is some crucial difference I'll spell out to 1. In 06 PeDrosa and Hayden were team mates. One of the first rules of racing, don't take out your team mate. ESPECIALLY when that team mate is fighting for the title. However Lorennzo and Hayden are NOT team mates so there is no relevance. Understand? 2. Lorenzo RODE INTO Hayden, much like PeDrosa RODE INTO Hayden. Do you understand that fundamental difference? Lorenzo took himself out of the race, Hayden was minding is own business holding his line when Lorenzo rode into his rear tyre. The (very weak admittedly) similarity to 06 is Lorenzo and PeDrosa. Althogh TBH it's irrelevant.

MOTOGP » Stoner beats Rossi for home victory, Lorenzo falls

@pablo, alaywa Wow, I really can't beleive you would blame hayden for that. First of all, every rider is riding for themselves, if any rider gave way to the championship contenders they should be sacked. If they are not in the fight, the championship is not their concern and they should ride as hard and fast as they can as they normally would. Second, Lorenzo MOVED LEFT into the rear of Hayden. Hayden was holding his line, AHEAD of Lorenzo and had not began to turn right when they touched. It was all Lorenzo's fault. How you can compare Hayden to DeAngelis is beyond me, in that crash Lorenzo was to blame, although was nothing like as bad as DeAngelis.

F1 » Vettel: Suzuka is the world’s best

While I don't agree with THE best track in the world. It's damn good, and far better than Fuji. Glad it's back on the calander. Fact is most of these modern tracks can't compete with the classics.

WSBK » Spies hails Nurburgring turning point

@Taz Full of what exactly? What can you possible find in that article to fault him with?

WSBK » Rea wins, Spies leads, Haga falls

@WTH Well Jamie Whittam and Leon Camier on Eurosport both put it down to a racing incident. Eitherway, none of them (Eurosport or SBK) said Rae was to blame