F1 » Sato evaluating F1 and IndyCars for 2010

I suggest Sato find himself several high-paying sponsors and pay for his own ride. He does have the skill and experience, and most of the new teams do need the money to make it to the grid next season.

F1 » Alonso: Ferrari F1 switch a 'dream come true'

Although I personally am not fond of Alonso, as a tifosi, there's nothing to do but wait and see what the ****** can do.

F1 » Alonso dedicates first podium to Briatore

@BOJ Caning in Singapore, really? Maybe across the border in Malaysia since they are a Muslim country, but not in Singapore. Although the fines for every rule violation are a bit excessive.

F1 » Raikkonen 'has signed' 2010 outline agreement with McLaren

@richard Qualifying next season would be like 3 sessions of Q2. The fastest car gets pole position. Regarding Kimi, I'd like to see him and Alonso at Ferrari to show us who's the better driver of the two. Ferrari should keep Massa as a reserve since there's no telling whether he can get back to his previous skill level or not. On the business point of view, it would be cheaper to pay off Massa to sit out next season than pay off Kimi's contract and let him drive for another team.

F1 » FIA confirms new Concorde Agreement signed

I only hope that the teams got a hell lot more money out of CVC and Greedy Bernie so that no other team, including the 3 new teams, goes thru the same situation as Honda and BMW.

F1 » Lauda on Schumacher: Watch him go!

Also, Lewis is by far the best Braker/Overtaker I have ever seen in 25 years of watching F1 - alex Which F1 are you talking about? I have been closely following F1 for over 25 years and there are definitely a lot of drivers who are better than Lewis on those two categories. Sure Lewis could end up to be the greatest of them all someday but it's still too early to say.

F1 » BMW follows Honda out of F1

Well, I guess, the person who shoulders much of the blame for this exodus is Greedy Bernie himself. If only he and CVC gave the teams at least 70 percent of the profits, none of the teams would have had problems with their budget. Considering that F1 earns several billions a year, it makes you wonder why only a few hundred million goes to the teams, who in fact, are the reason why people watch F1. It's no wonder then why Bernie was already making excuses even before BMW made the announcement. Feeling guilty are we, Greedy Dwarf?

F1 » F1 peace in doubt as FOTA 'walks out' of FIA meeting

Like who would not walk out after being told by Charlie Whiting that they were not entered into the 2010 F1 season and have, therefor, no right to vote on the regulations. I, for one, would have done the same thing. I'm really getting sick of these dumbasses in the FIA!

F1 » Schumacher on F1 in 2009 – and 'astonishing' new rules

So who would win the constructors championship in this new dumbass system, the team with most wins or the team with most points?

F1 » F1 chief Ecclestone: I'm not unreasonable.

I'm not unreasonable, I'm just GREEDY!